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HOStiri 'many vdietics.
Ladies' lioSe, Silk and Lysle at 75c. This
ne was our moLt popular stocking last yeAr aild a
read; 1iis demand is great:
We also have ,a better jine of Hose for .$1.00.,
Art Silk and Silk.. alkaiitifid-Ho'se--itirtlie7--
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most popular shade,
n.,StraW liatS for everyday :wear;. Peanut
Straw and Straw in Men's, Girls' ‘‘.& Boys' Shapest
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4/II4 .44uORSOW ilONTIO0114" wtttfigmtf sutho 0114. ,
!..7e=reseil.-...sssmiel9=aespotoeseespinsemiles,
Choice Cut Flowers
'The finest, of Wedding
bundles and Floral work
on short notice, delivered
anytime, any where
Transport to suit.
GEORGE Sl'EWART
Florist; Goderieh., Qnt,
Phone. 105
Monday May 24th--Stoie Closed All Day
MEN 84 OUNG
Fancy Sweaters and Pullovers in the :new pat-
terns '(not too bright as to color). Sizes 36 to 42. Reg.
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price $5.00 & $5.50. A timely purchase and we are
able to offer them at ,cnly $3.65,
StraW Hat SeaSOn officially oPerla, on May 24th•
L We have the st-ock, and all are new. We -do not carry
traw Hats from season t6 season --if your Hat comes
from Brown's you know it's right. Prices from $2,00
to $4.00. All have easy -fitting sweat bands. Sizes
'6 5-8 to 71-2
Rayon Underweanfor ladies.
We consider ourselves particularly fortunate iri
securing the agency for 'Woods' Lavender Line Un-
derwear." Vests & Bloomers in sizes. 38 to 42, in all
garment 'las . - ' a sachet of real
the wanted colors. This is the finest class of merch?n
dise of its kind on the Canadian Market, and our
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prices here are a little lower than in the -big centres
See these linesEach
_Lavender,
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EXTRAS --Ties with Hdkf. match; Hosiery,
Braces, Garters, Shirts, etc.
• See 'our Hose' forwOmen' 'Black & Sand. The .best
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2. Hose in town.
•.c:AnaipKg nECituAsiNd . .
AN A U LATION
The assessor's figures. for the cnr-.
• ..tent :year. show; Carrick's,' poPulation
•...La be 27%..a; decrease of 19, in orie,
year. The 'census of. ital. shows.
• riek to have, a population ;of 2038"
... lose of.168 tive.irears: What chance
, is therefer'Bruee County, holding 'itt:
' .Own nOmbers when the,,third gen• ,
elution Of thrifty and pregressive
German farmers,' quit: haVitig large
. faroilies ahd •I'eliorci the 'trek ,to the
cities to 'enter irid4trinf life and en.
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joy the pleat Pleasures of the great
bite lights:. No wonder :Bruee is lost
fluence in. the Legislatnre
arid Federal Parliatnent., Our .sunmier
• :population will increase bit' the influx.
• t� truce PeriinSula during the 'hell -
day seasen,,liut, While these visitors
leaye considerable moneyin the Coun-
ty, .: they Catmet hegin to take :the
place' of :the ,Sons •grandsons on
the .old farin who are the' backbone 91
the County.'iierhapS there rnay be. an
oil :lieoni some day that will hring
13.ruee ,htick,, to it i Old population of
neclrly-Htittleftl-hiStead of :44ifia
•presene..t-h, EnterPried. •'
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LOOk:So; LIKR;
MONTAL ltURE811'
--4V-herr. the-2ranadian.:Pacifid %Ws.'
Ern presS '• 4(cotland, feeently
.turned Nt,x,v ;Stork ..:frOM, f011i
jnoth'cliutsc, ((retied the :wbridi she
• brought: bark twenty-sever,l couples
• who,bectune 'sngaged on the trip, be-
oldee :,01,r4f); honeymoon „counles „
sho
,
t4'?.(14A4, ,whe oldest a the
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EIVAR.00 MOTOR OM
103441 YOU1: 'rank case" *1:4
today and refill with, .:-...
E,n.ar-co Motor Gil, -
Better 'lubrication, less
repair hills,' •
CECIL MULIAIN
WRITE NORM GASOLIRC
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coova,Goi• ortCANADIAN Oil. COpIPAN10.11,1100.
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CHURCH NO'YES '
.'PresbYteriatt Guild
..The pregranrine Committee had
...harem ' Of the., Prograinme, Monday
evening; May 17. Jean SteWart read.
„he Seripture'Lesson; George .Dotig,
, las took . the. datechieni ,`Question.
Iis Anine McKay took :the
topi-
'Qur' ,Flig.!, .:.Verna. Steward gave
reeitation, '1VICsical numbers were
•SOle ,by Mrs: 'HoraCe:. Aitehesori,'Und
1 a. patilobiC---e••• --barns
I meting,- 'closed the : rational
Anthem: 94411g:to, 'next Money
be-
ing a holiday 'there..,Will.be no Guilth.
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KAITIAND PaEaBirr.PYA‘
'A 01.'4 OPt4/4i140 -And.thns
ataraPterizest ‘'th0 addrOeses
and reporte, dellvered .at, the 12th
411M1P1 Pienting of Maitland Prefiby,,„
tern)! •Soeiety .of. the W.M.S. of the
pfesbyiprii.i olkurch, held in 'Brus-
sels on Tuesday,. May 11,, Mrs, 'Stru-
than president" Of Brussela:Anxil-
lary ,(10.v.) Fowler vvel-
erned the two litindred and, :thyee
visiting „delegates.. At: the morning
session, president Mrs; perrie in,
'lhair, Devotional exercises were' cell.--
ductd by 'neither& of Cranbreelc and
Aqxi1iar.ies RePQrtS. frOni. the
Te'CleterieS"-tif the -VatiOntsr"deparfr
:limits were given .,cevering.the.
04 between June 10! and, • Dere,..,. 31,',
, were. very nraging
rutue'outlook' bright. TTeasig0,
Mips. Nichalson'stated that":63,981:00
iesSed through :her., department. le
that ,period., Secretary states.. 19
, Auxiliaries!' Membeiship 612 Mesion
'Etrids 11 inernber§iiip-
• AuXilleries, 2, alidcation, for '1926 is
331.90. Closing . : 'exercises in
!hr.rze of Bluevale Auxiliary. Lun-
cheon,. was then 'served by Brussels
ladies. • • ",
At ,the .afternooe Seseion 1VIelville
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Church, profuey decdrated With
deffedils and fern, ',held an audience
that comPletely filled the
DeVotional, exercises,' werein ebergs
of, the ,Lticknow .Aiteiary. The presi-
dent's address, by , rs.. Perriej lased
.on the' Word; 4iTruly the Lord bath
done greet' things' .for • ns.!!.. It was • e
breath,ef „bite; confidence' on the
greeter success of . 'otir Work, a call
'for deepening. - Of ',,our sPirituar life
: through constant,, prayer. Mtg. Ark -
ell, Teeswater, delegate to. Provincial
Society .ineettng, gave an :excellent
;report; .As an evidence of. the deep-
ening ;.of .oresponsibility for...Winning
thi.World ,for C,hrist. Advanceinent
.ciassiteem ,all through every depart-
ment ..of. the 24 Presbyterian which,.
'Constitite .a.e.:Ontatio Provitielal
;relety..Mrs: B. 0,, Arinstrong, Durham*
lite .0f. *Ong Moon, South China, ,ad-
dreped the:Session and brought home
ithe: need,. fer more workers: in that,
6eld. Having had:, much .experience'in
hespital MiSsion work, . she stressed
bestee hY, wind and life the 140, -1,111.11.1111"."1".111.1140".1".1111i"."1111.111.1.1.
• the ballet the -day-of the'.'total 'Pre,
.hobition .of the liquor ieffic. :rho el,-
imination of salations. . literature
, was also endorsed by reselution.
Mrs.Rd. McWhinney, pre3s, S,ge,
DUngannen, Ont. May Poi,. 1926.
387 passengers was83 years; and the
;Youngest , 9. During 'the •cruise,' thy
cashed More than: 6250;090 worth
travellers' 'cheques, letters t4 ' credit'
'and 'other notes.74"..
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BRUCE,..COUNTY'S.Hiuri60. ngirr
,At the beginning of '1926' hrtiee
County's debenture debt ,for bridges
arnotinted te,'65764,3.95, Made upas
ttdo. payinents ed.Denrry'S
•-.3ridOe amountitrg . to' 62,984.08; :Stir.,
ton's bridge:64336.61; 'Southampton
bridge 45,515.92; 'Brant bridge' • sir
paytientd, 67,930:37; bridge re'build.::.
ing debentures, 8 PaymentS,
-372.49; :Elder:die hridie at Vesta; 8.
. payments 00,3'12.49; , Chealey bridge
11 payments, $1624L09. Besides.the
.."Aidge, debenture debt there are. Still
18 paYinents to be Met on'
'Provernents te the County buildings,
besides the. debenture- debt' for pat-
.riotgrants during the .War years." .
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VIL0110111010N. CON VOTION.
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At t e .annual .convention of the
Ituram,110.e.ntYLSoclal. Senile/Ie.:C.1%11AL
to be held in North Street tinitell
• Church,-.Gederich; on Friday,' May
nit address ;wilt gifteli by' Mr. Ar-
thur }lakes, ehairinan of the
On-
tario Prohobition
101e. su1b.lect
Politics of PrOhebition.".4ev..
Peek, ,edueetional ...seeretery....ef the
Pro.hobition, Federation of c. ,Capeda
will speek on the failure of "Getter:1,
' ant Coatiolrieperts Of the yeei
• Will be ,giv.en 4Pd 414,PtiPP, polook *ttend.hand and. play the. Ratue,1' tiother:Land!,. Thia th* iwomso Are blitzi-04441 Ind lot
Anniversary Seryces.
. ,The Rmr. Lachlan .MCLean, of .Tor.
Onto •'who' . the anniversary'
ireachei 'tt the 'LpcknOw. Presbyter,
i.411 'C'hurelt .rin Stmday,,,,waS., greeted:
.y ihrge ceri4regatio.ns', rieriiiiirig: and
,,,,ening,,,the..,attenclaam, in :the eyeti-
ng being • especiallY large, ; Many
laving 'Mae in from South Kiflos'-
thd
from..,,the..- local, United .Cluirch
here the -evening services were
..Yithdrawri. Mr..' McLean, ' :ono of
the; outstanding Ministers of' the.
:etatich, ;ii elear:' and ',I impresive:
speaker and needidis :to say,
,zite-ritteirtimr-ofThis he;arcie--frorn-
',itart to .6niSh. The. choir, 'assisted,.
.)Y. Miss Welsh; of Pine -River, rP11-.
;lered 'Splendid: special mitsic; Miss
,Welsh contributing a solo . at the
vening tier vice... The, Rev,Mr Jam
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es' ent.1 the Rev: 'Mr: teien's took
)art in the evening, •
The' 'Rey
-end' the 'Ray, Mx, C.oseni.ef thelO-
• al United: exchanged pill -
pits fpr the' :Morning ..:Service . last
unday ‘The ;annual, Slinday Eelio01• '
riniyersarY " Whs.,. celebrated ' here.
leday .morning an,1 'afternoon, end
Jie tw4 addresses given :by; :Mr.
Barkley Were greatly.: apPreeihted.
Eleeuent- andearnest he: has 'qual-
ities whieh,enpeal to old and •yonns
alike; */ *
Anniversary ,Services, . South Kin-
:iegssk' Sunday next. ';' Preacher -,-Rev.
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Dr: 'Pel:rie Wiligham.. ;11 a.m.' and
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Tut NORTH II,D.RON EL,ECTION '
AGAIN *IN. couRTs
'Acting :f9r, J W .King; and
three 'yoters wha„ 'eppesed the elegy
tion 'petition :brought by Gee; SpOt-
ton in North Huron; Q. E, Parkinson
has iseued: execution against „Mr.
Smitten t Q recover $630,94,. thecots
nt-tlielitigatioir.which, ended_ „ic.,,the
'APPellatO,Division 'and.resulted in. J.'.
W. Progressive, being ,.diclar-
Lx1.,elected. '
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• In :making declaration, of .pposi-
lon payment, of the 'costs, ' Mr::
,Spetten argues': "Notwilistatiding.
he proceedings 'Which: hevelein tek-.
an herein, I stilk`submit I was prop-
arly.'eleeted niernber of Perlittmenf,
for the'riding of; North.`11nretic and
that imy eldetion gould. not ...be • set
,aside except, if at all, under' provis-
ions of the Dominion • Centroyersed
Elections Act.',!, • , '
The motion seeking. payment 'of
costs 'came .up, 'before Justice "Len-
nox,' Friday: Of hilt week,' the -ease
.was adjourned until May. 21st:
MRS, ANDREW SCHMIDT ,
DIES AT MILDMAY
the irnPortenee of itinclne'ss
shown to the Chinese women who ire
in Canada Very interesting was, her
'citationof the"-vatious::aspeets of
Chinese sOcial, religious and in/hitt/I-.
'al life. Anti -Christian .fOreis -have
now ellnoSt.., stopped • Christian Mis-
sionary ::',aetivities.. • , Her i:•ntinnate
knoWledge. of eondititeng; impressed,
theantlienee of the great pessibilitt
,of the people of China, who are
intelligent and clever; full of vigor'
and 'prOnhile. .iwon :for Christ,,. The.
7.gree-bittg37-offfthe-7-Bresbytety___..wers:.
'conveyed': by ,Rev. maqnoria.kt:
LucknoW,,:, whose ',kind wishes for
Success:- and blessing on' the 'W.M.S.;
work: gave added. encouragement.' •,
pleasing duet by tiAeo young
ies; 'also ,:ebertises by thirty,fOur
metrilii19-017-13russerif Vissioir Band:
Were; : nineh enjoyed.. ,,An invitation
eardine.:WeS' happily tiedepfed:
Impressive was
SerViee.condueted 'hY; :Mrs. Reid Of
,Teesmater„, following .the election'.of
officers:. ,`!Service'! formed. ,the sub -
of address ably giv-
en-by:Mks.. (Rev.) James, K*KinloSS.
:before , closing session.: .by Prayer,
Mrs.. Forbes, delegate -.,to :General
Cmineil meeting, to be 'held' in Sas-
katoon, May'19-20-21, .thanked.' :the:
Members for the 'honor' and Privilege
aeterded: her.: • . .
: At the evening session,: presided; by
Rey. Mr Fowler,:addresses were giv,
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,en by Rev. Dr., Forbes, 'Teeswater.
'hew, R.- D. Arnistrong, ,Dlirhtun. •
Officere' eleeted for .1926: Pres.-.
Mrs. Perrie, Wingham; 1st .
CoMne, Kincardine; 2nd
.Vice -Pres. -Mrs. Strachan,. truStels;.
3rd Viee.Pres.lis. Tees-:
Aviterg .4th Viee-Pres V. 'Mc-
Kenzie, Ashfield; Treas.-Miss N.
Niche:Isom South Kinloss; Cot -Sec.
=,M.r Carr, Wingharn;
MOS Mather,' Kincardine; • Supply.
ge0"--4fis. Gee. DougleS, LileknoWl.
M.B. Sec.-,L4Ita,• Litildater,' Tees -
water; Glad • Tidings :Sec. Mrs.
Porterfield, Ileigrave; Preis: Sic.-
Mtg. MdWhinneYrDuriglinnori; Home
Eel/3614' Sec. -,Mrs, .8inipson,
Worth *Vtrel-and-:WellSec.,--Miss Car.
kick, LlicknoW; Lib. & Lit.- Sec. -Mrs
J., J. Wingharn; •
A hearty; vete d'thanks was pass-
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ed, 12Y the; Presbyterial to beotenvey-
ed- to the, gditors a. the: various
.county newil`priperf3,. • who hi* so
kindly published our isetiee's and re;
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• 'it *Our sad 'duty this, week'te re.
cord the death 9f Mrs. Andre*
Schmidt, Nthich 'tobk place ,early'
Sunday Morning of :this , Week. "De-
ceased ,hed been. in declining health
for ...several yeari. ,with :malignant
Stomach trouble which later d�velop-
id
intie carcinoma', and.: for • some
Months,. sheOffered, in.ense . agenY.
,Deceased, ' wlmie Maiden name' was
'ICatherine'K/Oenfei, was the third•
-daughter --,of Mr. and
...Klaepfer.'ef 1VIildmay,... and was bore
in Carrielt en January -.6th, '1872. On
the 80th of , ...Tannery, 1893, she , was
,tinited in mairiagev to . Mr: Andrew,
Selnuidt, , tO. 0.10 Were born fif,'
teen ehildren„all of whore Survive.
:Mrs: Schmidt mss a weman of exeni-
Plary.'clitistian.riheracter, a deVoted.
:and affectionate ,Wife .and Imother,
and 'a ',kindly ;neighbor. Possessedof
.A bright, amiahle. and :charitable dis-
position, She made :warm •friends of
every one *horn she: met,. and her
.passing has therefore eget. a • deep
oioom over the entire ,community.
She had .been 'directress Of the
• Carrick Agricultural for 'Sev-
eral 'years, and: was a merriber of the
Christian Mothers Society of Forme-
. Bei' children are:--Willtelmina,
wife of A. '• ErTltrei
.Centre; Rachael at lienie;. Seraphine„
of Culross ; Annie (now Sister And-
-ley): ofKitchener;. Albin; of Patrick;
'aenry, a divinity ' Student. .at St,
Josephine,,,,postulant at St.
JOseph's Convent- atAiamilton, :1gOr4
. ,
man, Leo, AlptionSe, :Georgina,Jert
ome and Andrew hinne:.:Ali ex -
dept ,Henry and.' Josephine viele-iit-
her bedside When the, end caine. The
funeral. teik, place on Tuesday • niorn-
ing .to the Formosa CemeteXy.
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BRUCE .COUNTY rAgyitits, •
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0. Wednesday evening May 12t
i.'Very well 'atkerided:ijoirit ,.tyleeting.
.of ::oVer .sixty 4epresentatiVes of. the
Juider' IiiStiitutee -and innior Farm-
'ers' ..AssocietiOns of Bruce and Grey
Counties WAS held in the •Agricultur-
al 016ce; Walkerton, with W. E. Rid-
dell, Bruce' County Representative; .a.s
Chairman. Mr. A.. McLaren,' .of :Tor-.
, The 13,.ashop of Buren :has appoint . mite, who has. been very intimately'
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ed the iteii: .,FaTeman : Travers ai. :..orine'..led With: rural ' young peoples
, Rector olqhe..Petiah of Li:140W' and work in, the ,Proyinee''of Ontario or
3t
expected to: take_ -Oiarge, in about 'lle Past three years; wee present. and
intlined Very elearly the organize -
Bt. I:felons. ReV. Mr. Travers • jr,.
Awe weeks: ' • ' ' :ion,.of a , Musical' Festival . for each
., County • Mr. /..S. Atkinson of Tor-
• In the •ebserice of the, Rev. ,gr„ onto, Director of the Canadian .• Bur.
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,COsezis, .who will he in Ilamilten at.. au for the ' Advancement . of Musk
'Dickinson. will oc-upy the \ pUlpit of ,stilekegegsativeens.rnarlit, ;helpful :1.:d.otis ..'and.
tending Conference, , the Rekr. C. AI,
Lueknow United: "Churefi , next, Sun. ' Very: Successfid Musical . 'festivals
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day morning.•,, , . . have been held., for the pasb two or
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';hree Years' in vatIoue Counties of the
At a congregational meeting of Prevince and are increasing in popu-
the LnclinOw United Church, held on 'aritY and In beaefit to the Coinari-
TueSday evening', the. invitation or
ties which undertake this Mork. Bruce
,the Official Board. to the Rev W: .r.lomity.'plan On helding their Musical ,
'Craw; of ForguS; to become pastor Festival early in August and *t ;s be
the .church,. was endorsed: Without lieeed at least five comirinnities,
onm. ouwg ROTtS • • :compete; ,
• At the meeting.* was 'elso. deeided,
to held' the. Bruce County Stidging
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A, dikeenting .note, ' '
.:001.npetition for beits and girls and
regular 0.1.ricif Meeting :die Annual' Field Day et ChesleY
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Submitted by resolutio;i committee
and. carried that: The ladies of Mel.;
IlrusSela-he lendered
.figarty Vote of 'thanks for their kind,
lioSpitality to all those, of the ,Brus.
„sels cengregation who' will have 'con-
tributed' to the pregranme. Also .tol.
the speakers who have se .kinclly,
come to us. That the mdinbers Of-
thits,'";Preisbyterial use ',their -;:influenee'
1.n .Ussisting, the ...Lord's rtl ay :Alliance
-protecting bur Sabbath. That 'this'
'.seine tide _Stine Baseball and
herd or Priday in the school...
ori e.lountY orianization. werk elk>,
There was SiIrlendid 'Atendatied,
bwri--Guides---abseetv,'- , '" Aiseuesed
T. S. Cooper, AgricUltifraLlePreeent-
' intresting 'program of work
ntive for Grey :County; . and his asSis-
and games was: riarried Out.
terit, Mr. S. Nelson, brought a Very
On 'Saturday the. Tenderfeet; gni&
built a 'fire out Of doors- without Pap- and Yining women over front, Grey
representative group Of young Men
-es tried the Fire. TefiL "They e11
er 4.153 . Munro dead leaVee, .Copnty, while .Bruce County had .rep,
,resentatIvea• hem Ghesleyi.,.
and grass and lighting :it With tiOt,
.Velkerton..und ItieknoW.
TITOTO. than,ftwe:mutches.
passed. tbis test: '
'the Bantalna'.. • piobytetjal. uniebn pray: thaf The man. *he helievee, meney can
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aintjv . ' 1 peace may seen be. teetoied 41,- the de,evprithing hafini/t 401te
Will WO' p4teit4 Tha' '01, wig, 1),vltd 410:O3g, , $414034, ,,ftoilbytoty, 14 0104104 to 0100$10th�v V4VO to '
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When. we advertise any article
• on sale, we have it and at the price
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that it was advertised; • '•
Wa.tc,h foi. our handhillS,
Bring them to the store and
:et .Us demonstrate. ' YOutr, 2.010"rieY
woth,or.yongjtoney oacis;
Fkee Rest Room, Tor women an
children who have to drive in
placejo meet your friends and eat
your" lunch. You are welcome!
neknow'
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Operated by lieteell-MertlechCo,
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tHLIOEAL. spon & SUMMER SHOE
. .•• .Fi.,FET:Footipois. ARE MADE FOR Am, xN.HOOE.,
. ANi:, otyrnoot. SPORTS. THEY. ARE. MADE . OF -• STRONki
CANVASS 'WITH 'CREPE RUBBER 'SOLE: THAT WILL STAND
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: THE :HARD WEAR OF' LAWN 'TENNIS, BASKET BALL4 , leAWN
;BOWLING, SOFT BALL AND BASE 'BALL. THEY ARE ALSO '
SPECIALLY ADAPTED' FOR SIMMER WEAR; 90 oHowuka,..•
BOYS AND GIR.LS.. WE . CARRY A FULL LINWAT POPULAR
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PRICES.'
-NE: HAvE..stvEHAL. BROKEN` LINES 'THAT. WE ARE,
• . CLEARING OUT ,AT .$1:06. A BAIR.
' . WE HAVE A SPECIAL: LINE OF ' 'MEN'S , 'BROWN' Ox.-.
FORDS WITH: CREPE 'so!...E.s, sOtgArLY .riticE0 AT $6.00;'
RATHWELL & TUliNER
Tim STORE wax A STOCK
We Will Look After Your Repair Work Promptly
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HEy. T..E. KENNEDY INDUCTED
. AT MT. BRYDGES :
The ,indUctien of Rev: ..T: :E.. Ken-
iiedY, of. BruSselle, iiiii the pastoral
charge, of '. Mount Brydgesk North
.;aradoc. and' Kentoka was 'held on
Mak 7th, in the Mount' BX ydges
Church. The sermon was preached by
iteV. Mr. ': Schneider, ' d Kilinartin;
While ite•i: Mr. Hardie, formerly Of
ksho.eia,' addreaSed' the' pastor, and
Be1VIr. McLean the.: people. .After,
'the induction dervice a reception was
lield and.supper served to all 'present:
gesides those taking Part in the in-,
• auction service, short addresSes.,were
• iven .by ,-Dr. McNair .end Rev. Mr.
• Oltell, of Londen and,Beti. Mr.Bemp-.
• hill, of StrathroY, ' . ' ' • '
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BOLDROWNED IN'•SAUGEtN
. Frank :Gibb s, the eleven -year-old...
• hon. Of -.Mr. and Mrs. trhoi.' Gibboni;
was drowned in the. Sauge,en liver
last Saturday at noon.'ltAlong With
anether lad he was Walking along thc,
top of the:,cenient well 'which enclesr,
as` the race through *hid' the 'water
flows to turn the Water wheels of the.
Saugeen Electric ,Light & Power Co
at Denny's bridge,when he .fell into
the race. The wate , 'is deep and there
is nothing to get 041 of Inside the.
:race except. the tare' ht, cetnent Wall.
Theether, led ran for,help and the
',water was shut off andthe raceway.
drained but life was extinct when ,the
body was recovered. :
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iicio'`•sultimtNTS
The number', 'of hogs .shipped from
Lucknow station the week ending
May 13th Ayes 148, theSe- 45 Were
Select baton, 7.a ,tbigic,. shipoth,
heavies and .10 shop, liOgS: Prow
Huron 'County there mere, ..•ehipped
Attiring -the -same iweek -of these
1221 'were -selects* 434.4bickw 48 Away.
lee, la extra lulitiVieS, 17' Shop hose
and .0 feedere.' ° '•
4lat '-Quantity of koi
(440 c1, plit4
'0011p11111,'
White-Leghorns
Pens with male 'birds whose dente' '
'laid 226 to S7 eggs' in their pullet
year, 15cts eaCh. ' • •
' Pens with inale birds whose dams
,laid .200 to 225 in their pullet year,
12.cts. each.
'Barred, Rock Chicks, 16Cts. :each.'
By test in the Egg Contest at Ot-
tawa froni year,to. year there are no,
better,. egg .ProduCers , in , Canada,
Drop' us a card' saying ,how many
• Chicks you want. We will wit le' you
.bi return mail when/we can supply
We have, 1000 S. •C„, White Leg.
horns for sale, at $1 each. June deliv-
WALTER ROgitIVASELS, 01N1T.
-::NOTICE,-:-OF 'COURT:60T
FOR THE NvwTA0W1LISHolsP
WEH •
• NOTICE is: hereby. 'given" that la
Gond' of ',Iteirision 'Of the AlitieSsinent
for 'the Township of ,Welit,Wa.
kanOsh- for the Year 1926, . 'be
held at the ToW.nahip‘Hall, West •
warMehi on the 25th cley Of May, .
19260' et ten 'o'clock it the forenoon,
to heat and • deterrnine any .errOrs-tr''
OrinAssiotis in; Said Roll �f ,which
,notice. has been given: • •
Parties interested- take notice 'and
''geYern themiblVell accordingly'.
'irttif day' or ifeY;-'1926: • '
; 04'11D at 4,WeSt. 'Welosh„ , this" •
• DUrnin Cler ' of 'Meet
Wawanosh,IV. 2, Lucknow. '
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Speaking of Bread,' Reld'a Golden
Crust" bread still has that peculiarly
temptinT crispness of etuat an
snioothness, .of texture that have el,
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ways • made it so setisfying. *eveti
,more, than evor.-Itaid's Dorainieo
Bakery, phone a, •,". •
, BOX soorm.
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..L11„nder -the IttisPides „Of
/.428 will be: held Vtiiiath May • 2L.
'm the Lodge Room; $ilver coned«
tioa at. the 'd0o Ladies with 'hogia
free; poittapts/ta topirn,Pos fl
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D'91941,!1•740.96,1i
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