Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 3

i. V. FITCHBURG SENT1NEJJ, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1936 Downife Bros. Circus Gets In City Early Dowme Bros, bog three-ring circus, under the management of Charles Sparks, who conducted bus own shows for years, arrived in this city early today from Brattleboro, Vt, and immediately proceeded to the show grounds off Summer street and got ready for two performances, one this afternoon and the pther tonight. The circus, like all the other big tent attractions, gave no parade and had all the more tune to get ready for the big crowd of sightseers who flocked to the circus grounds during the day.

Hie show travels by motor and 69 trucks rolled through Main street on the way to the show grounds. Quite a few circus fans were on hand lor the show The tented city surprised the spectators as it was much larger than, expected. It has a big tent, side shows and musical organizations to attract the public and the management is confident the patrons will enjoy the performances The doors opened at 1 o'clock today and the matinee performance began at 2 o'clock The gorgeous opening spectacle is entitled, "The Evolution of Rhythm" and is replete with color and splendor. Jack Hoxw, the famous cowbAV screen hero, with Dixie Starr, his leading lady in many pictures, and his wonder horse "Scout," appealed to a large number. He is assisted by a number of cowboys and cowgirls from HoOy- wood Other features include the Hanneford family, featuring George, the riding clown; the Aerial Roberts, the Aerial Whites, Frisco's seals, Manon Shufford, dainty equestrianne, Sparks' high school horses, and many other acts which have won approval everywhere.

Rodney Harris is the band director His concert starts at 7.30 o'clock The circus goes to Salem from this city Granted Divorce Julia Albert of this city was granted an uncontested divorce on the grouid of desertion from James Albert by Judge Frederick Chamberlain in probate court this morning They were married Nov 15, 1914, an dshe charged desertion Oct. 14, 1329 She was granted custody of their four minor children Atty Edwin Nich--' appeared for the petitioner. Greenland has been the landing place of many large meteorites from which Eskimos pounded bits of metal, mere flakes These they inserted in the cutting edges of their harpoon points. ujmuiiiiuiinniiumiinniiniiiinnuuiininninniiiiiimiimiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiLf JDOWNIE BROS. CIRCUS I States: 1 (DU PONT PAINTS and VARNISHES are the only line of paints and varnishes that they have I found that would withstand the various exposures of sun-- 1 wind--and rain, in aH parts of the country.

I --Before using Du Pont paints they had used many other 1 brands and they had all fafled from blistering, peeling, I i flaking, etc. i --They finally solved their paint problem by using 1 DU PONT PAINTS AND VARNISHES which have been -S amazingly successful in all the "varying' weathers and cli- i mates found in various parts of the country. i --If you need paint, use "DU FONTS," backed by the greatest research laboratories in the world. Made right i and all Pre-tested. The finest protection and the best 1 wearing paint you can buy.

i --Regular price on house paint $3.25. (Best grade I Du Pont). Special summer sale price $2.93 per gal. At this price you will find it the lowest cost paint you have 1 ever used, due to greater covering capacity per gallon, to i say nothing of superior wear and appearances. Sold by i I F.M.

Johnson Lumber Co. 1 RIVER STREET FITCHBURG Phone IS36 i Other Yards At I I Leorainster, Fitchburg, Clinton and Keene, N. H. JULY CLEARANCE i I 3 BIG DAYS -16-17-18 I LADIES' SILK DRESSES I i Very Special Some as high as $6.95 Assorted colors and sizes. I $1.98 and S3.98 I LADIES' ALL WOOL SILK LINED SUITS I Sizes 14 to 20.

Sold (or S15 and $12 On Sale 8 $5.00 and $5.95 i Large Assortment of 1 1 MISSES' and LADIES' HATS I Were $1.98 and $2.98 On Sale I 79c and $1.00 1 GIRLS' COATS I Summer and Fall Styles Were $995 I On Sale At Cost I LADIES' HOUSEDRESSES 1 i All New Styles Regular price $1.00 5 69c Greenville's New Town Hall (Special to The Sentinel) GREENVILLE, July 15-Citizens of Greenville will have their first opportunity torught to inspect the new town hall completed at a cost of $55,000. The structure, of colonial design and finished in red brick and storve will be open from 8 to 10 m. for public inspection The entire cost of the building, erected on the site of the old town hall burned on Feb 7 1935 has been covered bv insurance on the former building and by a federal grant Of this, $30,000 came from insurance and $25,000 from the federal government. Plans for the new structure which is of three floors, including the basement, were drawn by Harold Owens, architect of Manchester General contractors were Shattack, of- Manchester The new hall will provide every facility to make it a community center In its basement are quarters for the town fire and highway departments a police cell room a large boiler room providing steam heat, shower baths and comfort stations accessible from outside the building On the ground floor are permanent quarters for the American Legion, with kitchen adjoining and a dumb-waiter leading from the kitchen i- the auditorium above, a public library With its reading room panelled Flemish oak as well as quarters for the Greenville postoffice and offices of the selectmen The postoffice contains a large vault The auditorium on the third floor has a seating capacity of 500 and is equipped with moving picture looms, soundproof walls and ceiling and a large stage at the rear center Opening off the main hall are rest looms and a cloak room By the use of removable chairs, the auditorium can be utilized for dances, banquets) and various indoor games The town committee in charge of construction included Pease chairman Alfred E. Williams Taft, A Pelletier and Fred A Cournoyer As far as possible, local men were engaged in the construction of the building LUIVENBVRG Alston Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ellis Oak avenue, was operated on Monday at the Leommster hospital for mastoid The funeral of Mikko Savelo road, will "be heTd tomorrow at 2 at the Sawyer funeral home, Fitchburg The head of Hallej's comet is much larger than the earth On May 5, 1910, the length of the comets tail was reported to be 37,000,000 miles Society Notices NOW I SMOKE aPACKaDAY Smokers Acidity Goes in Jiffy with Bell-ans BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION mi i (i run in iiiiimiiiiiiimmniinin'iiminmimiiiiiiiiimiTiiiNiimiiiiHi Park Cafel I TONIGHT I Original BELLHOPS i i Featuring 1 IVERBJORN THURSDAY NIGHT i Nighthawks i Come and Be Entertained i At the Coolest Place i In Town.

"llllinill inn 1111111 luMiiiiiitiiiiiiuniiiii mrnmni iiunmiiiijuwm t- 475 MAIN ST. BENGALINE and MESH GLOVES I Summer Colors Regular $1 00 6 On Sale 68c MISSES' SHORTS Sizes 14 to 20 Good Style Regular 59c On Sale 25c BEACH AND SLEEPING PAJAMAS FOR CHILDREN, sizes 3 to 14. Reg. S9c. On Sale ODD LOT OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES, sizes 3 to 14.

Organdie, Percale and Voile. Were 79c faJC and up LADIES' SILK BLOUSES, sizes 14 to 44. All good colors. Regular $1.98 and $2.49. 4 i On Sale for i LEATHER HAND BAGS AND TAPESTRY BAGS.

Regular $1.00. On Sale 68c I SOCKS, sizes 8 to Assorted 9 colors. Regular 25c fa pairs BLANCHE B. GIROUARD 14 Fairmount Street Guaranteed HALF SOLES Of Oak Tanned. LtaJiheA.

A RUBBER HEELS an Wamerii.GuLdhen'i arui Men'i Sho 59c PUT ON I A I I A I I 3 0 5 we do i A A Clan Leslie, No 122 Regular meeting Thursday evening Julv 16 at 329 Main street at 8 clock All members are requested to be pres ert By order of the Chief CARL FERGUSON Sec TOWNSEND CLUB NO 1 (Permit Vo 1448) Meetings Thursday at 7 30 in St Georges hall 304 Main street Public invited A MCLEAN Pres SUMNER LAWRENCE Sec Charlotte Guild Auxiliary Regular meeting hall Thursday Julv 9 af 8 clock MRS THERESA CULLEN Pres MRS ELIZABETH BURNS, Sec. Syndicate Announces A REMODELING SALE We Are Renovating the Interior off Our Store from Top to Bottom. New Fixtures, New Floors and Newly Painted. Workmen Most Have More Room Therefore We Must Reduce Our I Stock AT ONCE! Our Large Stock of Summer Footwear Reduced! PRICES SLASHED ON EVERYTHING NOTHING RESERVED! SALE COMMENCES TOMORROW, THURSDAY, JULY 16th 1 9 A. M.

SPECIALS Women's Beach Sandals. Leather Soles Cuban Heels. 3 to 8 89c 9 A. M. SPECIALS 9 A.

M. SPECIALS 9 A. M. SPECIALS Boys' Brown Laced to Toe Sneakers. All Sizes.

"Converse." 59c Women's Beach Sandals. Crepe Soles -White 3 to 8. 59c Women's Morning Slippers 3 to 7 I 19c ROSE MARIE $3.30 Fashion Footwear Entire stock of these high styled shoes for women in White, Blue, Brown, Black and Brown and White. 2.77 EXTRA SPECIAL Women's Novelties Pumps, Ties and Straps -Not all sizes in every style, but all sizes in lot. Values to $5.00 99c Ml TBEDS Fine Shoes For Women All white shoes on sale.

-Straps, Oxfords and Ties. All widths and sizes in lot. ALL ONE PRICE 4.85 BOSTONIAHS For Men Our Entire Stock of These Fine Shoes On Sale. All nationally advertised. $7.00 Grade Boys' and Girls' Specials Big Girls' Sport Oxfords.

Every conceivable style V1 Big Boys' Camp QQ Moccasins 1 Boys' $1.50 Crepe Sole 1 A Tennis 1 Children's $2.00 Oxfords and Sandals White, Elk, Brown Babies' Shoes, Sandals and Oxfords, 1st Steps TRADE BUILDERS Famous Men's Oxfords -Brown, Black and White Large Choice of Styles Built-in Arches. $5 Quality 3.66 Manufacturers' Shoe Syndicate 435 MAIN ST, 435 MAIN ST. This is the GREATEST TRUCK YEAR IN ALL CHEVROLET HISTORY FOR ECONOMICAL Truck buyers prefer Chevrolets because they're outstanding in PULLING POWER, OPERATING ECONOMY, LOW PRICE Thoughtful buyers of tracks and commercial cars are displaying oTerwhelming preference for They are giving Chevrolet the greatest truck year in aR Chevrolet history; and they are recommending Chevrolets to all their frienda. Because they know that Chevrolet trucks have the greatest pulling pouer ID the entire low -price range because they know- that Chevrolet trucks are the most economical for all-round duty and because they know that these big, powerful Chevrolets sell in the lotcest price Visit yonr nearest Chevrolet dealer today aak for a thorough demonstration and then choose Chevroleta--the uarltTt thriftiest hifsh-pmcered trucks' CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPAAT, DETROIT, NIW PEWfCllD HTDCAUUC BBAKD NIW FULL-HUMMED UOT CAB NEW HFGH-COMPRESSION VAWWN-HEAD ENCINI fUUr FLOATING UAB AXU ON 16-TON MODELS 360 AND UP. Midngan Special equipment extra.

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