The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 13

SCIXGSTOX DAILY nUOQfAX. TTEPKESDAT EVEXTSG. JTI.Y Keld Day Held at Circus Parade Will WILL KK MITO FOK PC usuaos Public Works to Draw An Ordinance Cusp Jeiy of tw 19 rrevtsv Cascr s.t tu er so. to tfee till of tie Arab evucu. a and T'TTrrf Tlft Oov ow SJiK 13 'i rca.1 of to be far lh for Mt asd la Jlorru at ho raapftre ta of group peteu to The Sugar in separate Y- Central.

I'. follows: Clarence Rowland I S. OenBrml Junior areatry: Injene Donnelir. surry Ward. junior elav IB iwUwnlng and sep.tor L'nion in arebory; Donald Homer Jtallway.

Soutoern elaac. T.u.cr:can senior swimminj Commercial Disillleni and Sebem- -jri slipped to a new 1934 products and I'nited a trlfie heavy. quotations at 2 dock. mm irr.y Corp Wlnneri in follow; Swimming, 10-yard free Ebneth. Harder Me- ond, Johnson and Schanu ibird Bvers 4 Co izt Dye Corp.

USTirsr. Can Co Oar Foundry i-erloir. Foreign Power Locomotive icerican Ref. Co. Refinlnc Co.

Tel. Tel Tobacco Class ft 1 Radiator 14 Asacor.da Copper 14 Topeka i Santa Fe Dry Goods 11 A'-burn Auto Baldirin Locomotive 10 Baltimore Ohio Ry. Bethlehem Steel 33 Mf.e. Co 17 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Pacific Ry.

'Case. J. 1 61 Crro DePasco Copper Chesapeake Ohio R. Chicago Northwestern E. R.

Chicago. R. I. ft Pacific Chrysler Corp Coca Cola Columbia Gas Electrle Commercial Solvents Commonwealth Southern 2 Consolidated Gas 32 5 i Consolidated Oil 974 Continental Oil Continental Can Co. Com Products Pebware Hudson R.

R. Electric Power Light E. I. duPont Erie Railroad Texas Co. General Electric Co General Motors Underwater distance swim.

Schanu second, Harry Rowland third. I i-iunge. Everett, first and Johnson and Harry Rowland tied for Swimming, junior 50-yard: free style. Stork, first, Donnelly, sec-: Watrous, third. i L'ndervrater swim.

R. Van Valken- I burg, first. Donnelly, second, Wat-2 rous and Callaban. third (tied). Plunge.

McCullough. first. R. Van jl3T Valkenburg. second, Watrouc and' Donnelly, third (tie).

stroke. DosseUy. R. Van; Valkenburg. second.

Watrous third, i TT Senior class, swimming: 60-yard' Let baTe a arade: That free style. Whlttaker, first, beeB the cry of cities and towns all second. Eastman, third. over tbe country all the years that Underwater swim, Schulz. tbe grand page act of color and os tie of days taai i UAt ill a ctlecc si Jo-td is la by or ac :5.c C'r-l Ac: be: is i.rid ur.ijrr an orjrr a' i providing ior pro- cwiure.

Port Even carry wtih it a ulary ut Park a of Jl.l"" H.ccfuiiMkiivi:i« tu is not riMist sut'iiut on day of exami- r.arion taken wilhir. fasteuej to the rar.ls. The be II year? of iigr iiius: no: haw thrlr birthdays. nns limits are In of 1 War and Philipplr.o veterans. Applicanrs mus; have resided lor one year previous to closing of oritr 'tr 1 I era! Day.

ti-t ladies 'if -V-r for. H.I was i-n o.laon'S sary. M-nke of vacations This was i any w.Vli Mayor said to a Park 'n Lutheran Church for iv- Kutrinf Ilnnif I.aka Horn- ment wiU homp of Thursday A SAVE MONEY lit I I I i I r.il ii A i i hour a LEON WILBER I I A 'fioii- All r.O.T». Eastman, second, Byrne, third. splendor all pageant that seemed such an im- portant part of circus day had been Gra-jon the sheif.

Heeding the iopular (demand Charles Sparks, manager of Downle Bros. Circus, has revived the Whittaker. first, second. Graham, third. Side stroke, Eastman, iirst, ham, second, Schulz.

third. -Back stroke, Whlttaker, Stork, second, Canfleld, third. i Wring, junior, Donnelly, first I circus parade in all its old time radi- Watroue, second, Canfield. third, 'j--" Diving, senior, Byrne, first, Gra-i ham, second, Schulz and third (tie). Track and field, junior division: 33 274 14 22 General roods Corp Goid Dust Corp im'i Goodrich (B.

Rubber Great N'orthern, Pfd Great Northern Ore Ho-jston Oil Motors International Harreeter Co. International Nickel International Tel. Tel. Co. Kelvinator Corp Kesnecott Copper (S.

Valley R. R. Ligpett Myers Tobacco Loe-s-s, Mark Tnicks. Inc McKeesport Tin Plate Mid-Continent Petroleum Montgomery Ward ft Co ash Motors National Power ft Light National Biscuit Kew York Central R. R.

N. N. Haven ft Hart. R. R.

Nona Anierican Co Northern Pacific Co Motors Pacific Gas Elec. e-. J. Railroad Pr.Siips Petroleum Public Service of N. J.

Pullman Co Radio Corp. of Iron ft Steel Reynolds Tobacco Class "oval Dutch Star; Roebuck ft 44 Southern Pacific Co Souti-em Railroad ftir.dard Brands Co. Gas Electric Oil of Calif. on of x. Corp Corn 7 TO3 corp.

Gulf Snlphor Holler Bearing Paclflc R. R. trltei s. Cast Iron r. Trflnstrtal Alcohol 1 -bier Co.

V. Corp Oee. ft xtk. orth (T. Track A Coach.

36 34 Vi 30 117 Its long line of open dens of wild its lofty carved tableau i wagons laden with bespangled stars: of the circus from all parts of Basketball Watrous first TM- tb ts a di i trapp John Rowland, second "'thoroughbreds and their fair mounts Kft ri.ck Air-Ii the latest of circus; I Mr fir 1 with its clowns and their! Cl nton and John Rowland, second clowil band of varled a batterc 18 tJU mP circus! Dechene. second, tuneB with the pretty prancing w.t? ponies, the chariots, floats of all na-j High jump. Alfred Gumaer and! tiong gallv striped zebras the Duchene. first (tie), Joha dreamy eye camels, the ponderous, i i elephants, the dromedaries, with the; 6 senior division: i balloon and novelty vendors shouting i BU-yard dash, Myers, first, Can-! tlleir wares on ai i ides and with the. field, second, Charles Gumaer, steam calliope bringing! Basketball throw, C.

Rowland, up the rear it looks as though the! first, Byrne, second, Eastman, third, (street parade will help make Satnr- Running broad jump, a real old time circus dav in A brilliant cast makes up the 1934 program of the big circus which will i be headed by Jack Hoxie, popular western screen star, who appears in person with his entire Hollywood company. Rapidity of Transport Making the World Small The first known means of transportation was of course man's own legs, observes a writer in pathfinder Magazine. As primitive civilization spread these proved inadequate and the use of animals for transport was discovered. The dog, or. horse, donkey, reindeer, eaTnel ant! elephant bs- came the standbys of the world.

On the North aci Sonth American continents the horse was unknown tintil Introduced by the Spaniards and records left by early tribes show only the dog and llama ai beast of burden. Travel on water the early days of man was equally primitive. A few logs bound together raft usually sufficed and it was maay centuries before primitive navigators realized that by hollowing these logs out the carrying capacity would be greatly Increased. CtilirlnK the wind as a propelling factor was soon discovered and the wiling vessel the result About the same time that water travel was belne Improved some enterprising primitive inventor noticed that hcje weights could be moved easily throngh the nse of rollers placed beneath the load. The which along with fire Is rated the greatest ally of transport, result.

sails oo the tea and wheel-enoippfd carts on land transportation on a different aspect. 43 and McCausIand, first (tie), Mauter- Kingston stock, third. High jump. Byrne, first. C.

Rowland. second, Eastman, third. Junior archery, A. Gumaer, first, Johnson, second, Watrous. third.

Senior archery, Donnelly, first, Schulz, second, R. Van Valkenburg, third. Maiket for Fruits And Vegetables New York, Jnly 18--State Dept, of Agriculture and following quotations represent prices on sales by commission and other original receivers on the New York city downtown wholesale district up to 8 a. m. Big Boston lettuce receipts were more liberal and values averaged lower.

Romaine held about steady. Early variety pears have begun to arrive In limited quantities from the low Hudson Valley and New Jersey. The fruit was mostly of small size and peddled out at Sl.25-fl.50 per bushel basket and 65c-75c for half bushels. California Bartlett pears realized ehlefly from J2.10-$2.80. Supplies of cauliflower from the Catskill Mountain region were relatively light, and prices were cteady for attractive quality.

Tbe finest commanded as high as 13 per crate; most salei. however, were reported at Washington cauliflower brought per crate. Prices again tended downward on celery. Orange county, and northern New Jersey stock. In rough, peddled out at 91.90-12, occasionally as as $2.25 per two-thirds crate.

High ball or pony crates sold at T5c- 86c for tie beet. Fancy Savoy spinach eontfnned to meet a prompt ootlat fh a steady market. Sales on the finest bushel baskets were contnmnated at and In lettuce at H. Green pea supplies were moderate jfrom upstate sections. Bushel bas- ikets peddled out at Oc- icaslonalry as as $1.50 and 1.

'4 poorer worked out aroaad Washington finest telephone peas wholesaled at $J-7J per bushel hasiper. Bill" The person of cosgress who I foreajnst In advocating the pass- age of tbe homestead law of 1S62 con- ferriag 160 acres of jan3 upon permanent at J1.25 acre i an OhioaTi--George Wbeatoa Allen, who was never In cocgrew. the fegisUtare. any rsi''e great saislL proprfenj- ot a lr. be la coa- with It a asd tjoseer.

to be In Ohio of list es'leavor. OB cia was painted tetters: -IMB B5ii ATles" aa3 Horae for tiis drawn by be the try ioto KA crrlas Ms TTsJuf rwr e--i of h3s i a be In approptJ- orstory lasd b'H KaesML IThetber aT of his wreck. bin wai soCd for Uses at hSs i i CITS ie cccrty Dealer. JJtelves must fe cleared EVERY PIECE OF MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN MARKED DOWN FOR QUICK SALE. THERE IS A BARGAIN AWAITING YOU.

WITHOUT QUESTION THIS STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE SALE Will Be Talked About for Months to Come. Nerer lias our shop offered such an amazing assortment of bargains. We anticipate a huge crowd to take advantage of our THREE-DAY SALE and have made all necessary preparations. SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT 9:30 A.M. Dresses, Suits, Coats, Hosiery and Millinery FFnvf PIocfJ on Rolf.

Our Km in- Store Is One Itijf CounU.T. Check the items below of interest to you and pay us a visit in the morning Now PRINT DRESSES Sixes 12 30 Values to $12.95 CHIFFON SUITS Sizes 10 4B Values Now $6.95 COTOR WASHABLE SILK DRESSES Now $3.95 SEERSUCKERS STRIPES Valnes Now $3.95 CHIFFON DRESSES 16 44 Valnc? Now $6.95 Now BLOUSES Valnr S2.9S SKIRTS Now SOCIETY MAID HOSIERY 79cYalne 79c SALE LASTS AS LONG MERCHAHDBE LASTS. EKIWE STOCK HOST GO. WASHABLE SUITS $6.95 colors and PRINT CREPE SUITS 14 $12.95 Now $6.95 Rlark, Brown nn1 Navy DRESSES Valnr S13.0O Now $6.95 EVENING AND DRESSES Valnr S1B.OO Now $8.95 FLANNEL JACKETS IT, fo li Now $2..98 SWAGGER SUITS All colors Mid Now II SPORT COATS Siztv 14 to 40 $15.00 to 926.00 Now TTNTRIMMED DRESS COATS Sixes 14 to 48 Valne 810.03 to 3 Now FUR TRIMMED COATS to Now $15.00 PURE SILK SUPS Now $1.98 Millinery Department Specials BLACK WHTTF FEITS S5.OO. for 50c $1.00 WHITE SHxK HATS $1.00 $1.49 Assorted colors AD fcfad 1 IB-OO $1.49 $198 RELIABLE SHOP NO CO.D.

ORDERS ACCEPTED ALL SALES FINAL NO ALTERATIONS.