Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 11

AMD TMIEM- PAV TMI FOKYSMOUTB DAILY TIMES THEBRAGDON DRY GOODS CO. Tuesda and Wednesda Sale fou ANID THG FAKAILY io UJALK AMD Rioe IM FOR A LOKJ6 To COME DOVAJM Tine SET THE OUD BACK A (3 GAS BOY' IT A AND Little Joe Says- The ot Muyor of HCM- twining 11 hljjhly. competitive Jfi'kv. in fad so i-iiiiiuotitlvt 1 Unit If number ut men In tlmt city who Imioiincu ie 1 candidacy keeps in jliiy in tlii: next few ytnrs k-rii. lliu women the only ltd lo vote, Tlits year foinij- lliiic leu uitn, including two Irlcrt-.

Imvo uiiiiuiiiil-itl Ihi 1 1 arc to bii candidates in tlij nit prlniiiries fur mayor Is iihvnys reiison. 'Mo doubt iriis'iii in tliis case' is becnuse' fur hisli' Ktliirlus. The 'fur K( New Uostou'is i i i i J.yi iiiunllr Mllrsry. lo yenr. iill costs in fines in state lii-niiuntly tlie mayor'may fix- his s-ilrny.

Or should iv tli.it bis roll ileiKMids on iif.w liii; iHillce officers work. Ixiok- .11 tlit iiKilfer from one point of HVIV lie thnt New Ho.scon Ili'juM ithviiys be ivith illo iiKiyors lircniise' tlie' joli Is so Now I'ortsmouth -Is not so loriiinuti-. i tho. city mrinngcr the uirc pf (lie I'ecrlcss; Clly, niiiy- IIITO received paltry salsiry of IHT year. It lins only IIM-II jritrs, Biliary-hns liecn so No wonder few jicrsons (lie job of running 1'ortsmoulli when Hie much Biiiallcr city ot New Uosfori ays Its' uuiyor so much more money.

Ever clly 'smd every comnuiiilti is ilt unsuny heroes, men -who I'jilly (lo.l)i): for (lie nd.for no (ximjoiisii- ion very little One- of- lie inoHt uiilstandinjf In this iiio. in I'orlKinunlh is none ban lliu well known- Ir. It. Srowiii. Dr.

Itrown is one oE tlinse persons wlio jatys I lie liis work nnil In i'orls- nicutli know of Die fine si-rvli-o-; ho in's itnilercd for worthy cause, 'lie doctor bit nf- ciulcd us for telling but xve tlihtk well worili knowing. HtHruiitly ic perforineii 17 tonsil rntis for the Btircini-of Service. These operations wero jior- 'oruicil- In tho remnrknljlo short piicu of time of'one hour nnrt Ot courfe, tliis isn't all. irown Is a religious worker in com- luniily service work and sinco com- iiB 1'orlsiuonth lias operated OL iiiiulMls of'persons froai whom l.c he could never collect one cent Fto Is a limn to L'ortsmontli is fortuniite in such a citizen. The visit of the 4-H club tnenilK'n.

froni Highland countj', to moiilli otlitr i a us i i i what such an orpin-, izution menn In years lo io tlic.fnrnior as an cducatlomil u'l'l iid-in iHjlitics. For ypars the farmer lias iittcmjicil to oriranm 1 and bus f.illed. Now bis cbildrLii are or-- niziiis and'a re inakinR i organization a If the fanners i-oiild iulo one solid body they could tlvmanc! almost n.nytlilns of Hie country and they would bo so powerful could not- denied They oould; undoubtedly control -politics. The -1-H club movement lias grown in tho past few years to enormous proportions. Ohio aljne lias some 30.000 members of I he jiarntlvely-new movement.

Was this movement started amonj; the children of foui- rural districts just i the idea of giving them an ediiratii.n in njjrictilture nnd in slock rnisiriR, ur was it started by a fur sighted in- divldiiiil with nn idea of future organisation of fho farmers? That i. a ICS Uon of course, which will have remain undecided for lime to come. 1C fie movement continues to grow in the proportions which is has grown in the past and the children, coming into manhood ami woman- ood tee tlie necessity, of coniliiniiiu It mny IM the means effecting one of ssociatlons in the hiiiulrcd nnd fifty-six boys ind girls were griuluntcd from the rortsinoiilir lligli 'School' lit. Tlw largest class ever turned nit in I'ortsinouth. Tiicy lire' of to lx rbngrnlulntcd.

Hut in congrlitiiluUtig them let us look a i le further Into their lives. Many of them.will go to universities nml'col- cges'anil even more of will stnvt out to make their oivu wa.v in lifts. hoire t'hnt ot them will' locate in ind Blibstnritlnl cltix.rii!?. There is I for all ot the' Rroduates. hiive alwayB.lwlluvcd one who! cannot a i way.

in this cil.v' may no It call ilimM-H a fallnra for hi! la not capable o( making a success iinv- wiiere oil this old: earth of ours. we congratulate the siaduat- iag class as real llvo cltiions-of Portsmouth. A and office building' at-' Lnhlf, will po. uupy an entire Get Up Nights I joa up many Uracii liy renROH.of llloJiler Trouble, lure palm In or'Jlizlnt'sa. Kcnural uc-.

blllty. paliiful GDinrllnt: mil) difficult nation. Inch of control ut urlna-or loins of Trouble. Iry Ol.OHLIl.I'S. Tills rcnmTkibU' trriilnirnf.

lini lu-en uteri successfully uy tlioutun.l.''. To iiulckly lntrailuce'-lt'we will plve ho.t cnntnlnlnc: TO' I'nliiio tilohuk'l KRBH lirnrlillnff you never tried it. If you will rut out thli nolice mil it ivllh your name anil niltlctss. scnJ'lOfl In liflP PIT pontape. packltic.

to The. Dcpt. C3 Cnllinun lUttle Crook. Mtclf. Send day urn! you will receive.by return mall.

noBtpnld. refiular Jl.OO tiox--no chtjrca nor nblicntino. D. to DIT--AJ- verlleemcnt. Sport Blouses For of or Plain- at 59c Athlelie Snils For Boys and Men -88 Square Cloth 36 to 46 50c Sale Men's Shirts Fancy Broadcloth Fancy or Solid Colors $1.50 Value $1.00 Official Program Portsmouth Redpath Chautauqua June 22-28 FIRST DAY Afternoon Jugo-Slav Tamburica Orchestra.

Evening; Tamburiea-Orchestra; Hilton I. Jones' Lec- Uirc-Demongtration, "Science, and the Future." SECOND DAY Afternoon Chief Nipo Strongheart of the Yakima Indians, Evening Comedy-drama, "Three Wise Fools." THIRD DAY Afternoon Geisha Girls Quartet; Waldo E. Stephens, 'Facts and Fiction in our Foreign Affairs." Evening Madame Tamaki Miura, Japanese Prima. Donna. World's Butterfly," with associate artists, FOURTH DAY Fern Oasford and Company.

Evening Oasford Company; Capt. "Dinnie" Upton in Popular Lecture. FIFTH DAY Afternoon "Making A Kew Ho Yong Evening Broadway Comedy Hit, "Skidding." SIXTH DAY Afternoon--Fairyland Frolic; Mafic in Junior Henry aad Evening Art, Mafk aad DlMknu, Henry axi Com- PaTly. PAEYSTUKTSIf JIMOtTQWM Aimlta eai $SJ6 for icExn jvmoft SUB rrt A OWMT wtm. LAWN MOWER SPECIAL OHIO Special Mower, full 10' In; clit; 4-blnde, Eelf-shnrpen- Ing ami ndjiistlns, bnll-ticar- ing 57.50 OHIO Social Full l(i In.

cut, 4 blade, sulf-s-JrnrneniiiE tinll-licarinc with 30 1-1 In. wheels 58. BI.UF.-GItASS full 16 in. cut, ball-bearing, self- $1 mljuslinf nml sharpening, A REAL A A I I SOMMER BROTHERS "1C it's Wn lo hanhvMfi it's related to us." xMarhet St. Phone 311 Europe Around the World Mediterranean West Indies Africa South America Land of Midnight Sun Cruise THE TRIP YOU'LL NEVER FOKGET Tliroujh California.

Alaska. Yellowstone'Glucicr, Baker, Zion and Jasncr National Parks. Caiwiiian and Colorado Rockies. 10, 12, 15, 16, 17. 19.

29. 35, 39 or 45 days. I'arties leave Cindiinati eariy in July. $177 up: Ask for particulars without KARL WASSERMAN Phone 3138-R LOCAL STEAMSHIP AGENT 725 Fourth Street By request of mir'-hiaiiy friends we will continue thin' speclil.indefinitely. For Only $5.00 A pair of fitted glassts for distance or.

rt-ad- Inr, (aniplete or Kryptok, the blforal for $11.50 foniplfte. Tlw regular price is $18.56. Satisfaction by J. H. GMCKMAN, 0.

D. PORTSMOUTH OPTICAL CO. 731 -Chllllwthe. St. Pittite 886O Opp.

Gardett ADULT: K50 NOTICE ttrffcW to beat the Third and WaMngton, FswWay If 30 fe fmr Jtosf will rOTiw Handkerchiefs For Fancy Woven Borders 25c. Value Extra Fine 8 for Basement Ice Cream Freezer 1 Qt. Size: Easy To Turn At $1.00 Ironiiig Board- HOT WEATHER SPECIALS Novelty Rayon Undies FULL STANDARD QUALITY SOFT FINISH TEDDIES. STEP-INS, PANTIES, EXTRA VALUE FOR SI Women's Gowns WOVEN CREPE OR A I PEACH, WHITE, PINK, 75c VALUE AT 2 FOR While Muslin Slips SHADOW PROOF HEM HANDMADE LACE TRIM 2 tor $1.00 WOMEN'S PRINTED SHORTS Dimily or Woven Crepe 2 for $1.00 Women's Hooverette Wash Frocks Sleeveless and Double Front, Prints and White Checked Dimity Sale Price $1.00 GIRLS' WAS FROCKS Sizes 7 to 14. Fast Color Summer Prints, $1.00 Value JQg Lillle Boys' Overalls Little sizes 2 to 6, $1 Blue denim, 2 for B6ys' EDglisk Short Pants Sizes 3 to 6 Datqna eachclbth With Belts Sale Price 3 for $1.00 and Distinctive FO OT WE AR AtPrices To Suit All I New Summer Novelty Patterns $098 Waterless 5Lb.

Bucket $1.00 Value 59c Splint Clothes Basket, Flat Bottom 89c Clothes Hampers, With Covers 75c Fancy Satin, blonde, Low, 'medium' or high'heeli. Misses' and children's dress and -Oxfords, straps and- ties, patent, or colored leather. All sizes to big 2. Men's Oxfords $298 All Solid Leatbcrr Black Or TOP Goodyear Welt Soles Rubber Heels. All Sizes Children's Play Oxfords A Special Price Tan Elk' Uppers With Composition Sole' 8iiesToBiff2 GYMSHOJES White or brown All Sizei Uce To T6a Wax Polish All Your Floors Rent Johnson's Electric Polishe Here by the pay or Half Day I I I I III I I I i.li IIIIIIIIHIIHHI 22x42 Turkish Towels Double thread, fancy borders in blue, pink, gold for CI or green 40 in.

unbleached muslin, 14c A A value, yd. All linen crash, Stevens 8yds SI Part linen crash, a real value, 12 yds SI awning material, green OQ A tan, brown, yd swlf Printed batiafc, new designs fart, yd FrinUd dimities 33c Here are new seamless bqreleg hose, and pull over socks for sport occasions: Bareleg hose, in sun-tan shades at pr. Pull Over Socks 25c and 50c pr. Special Sale Downstairs Short lengths of muslin, ginghams, prints, rayons, silks, chintz, 1-2 price. Shields 25cUp Boys Golf Socks All sizes, values to 60c, ipe cial 17c pair Infants Socks Of plain and fancy to 50c pair.

Bpecial IScpair Phone 574-575 STORE ACCOMMODATING Bragdon 's We Deliver 4iMll CMJUUCOTHE ST,.