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Plit
1.drOn*$ flosefin Colours with Cuff
Tops, 25c. to 50e.
Mose, , Silk and Lisle, in latest
hade§,i4t. 700.:
ies' Silk Hose, New Shades at
• • • • ,• . •
VOic* Goods are t� arrive .this,
*00k4.7.Stoielldia :Gift Lines
• • •"
1: •
e have a Full Supply Of Open 'Stock
Dinnerware, especially for June Brides
' 6 Patterns in Stock.
VARTE
'ONTARIO.
s
AWFUL') 1,1141!TED ('HVRCH -
,TNOTES `' •
The Webster picnic on Saturday at
Bayfield,, though made. Sunday
tirednes4 did not keep away .from
the verimos services those Who shar-
ed the Saturday joys and ?reunion.
The congregations were .very fair for
an alluring day in June when • the
roadand the ears 'cell ""Away, .ae
• WaYr• ' •• . • • s "
The chiefterne of interest these
• days is the coming. Garden ' Party
•
which is. to . be held On •Will Alton's
• Slaee on Tuesday evening the; 19th.
of sIune, thiet.p,opuler, annuel,` eeent,
willdoubtless. receive a*Me* Patron -
'age: There is to be the usual bounti-
ful supper and a dranuftic company
from Westfield is to give, a" play
after.wardi entitled; ."„Wele6&e }Tense
JAninlY." '59, and: 25 eeetii is the ad-'
mission, charge:. s, •
VICKNow.'s
uqa Tauttomrp-Jinstp i4th,1928
,
.444\k's14**
• llrearWith
-ROLL
• the Peimauezit"Reofint
• for Bahis, Reps**, Sheds
big"obeete-seasY and qui* to
lay...peemanente,leak-Proofe-
' 'handsome krapPearanee- Pre-. •
, vents fireg.. increases value• ..
of ProPerte !Made of famous
•."Catuseil Standard" galvanized
• eheeta,Giveslize ofrooffor free• '
- estimate. Writ,e to: •
EasternSteel Prod
• Xiiketed
PRESTON'S:0NT.
Now Is The Time To Buy Your
Outing Shoes
Ladies' Bowling and Tennis Shoes in Black,
Brown, Whiterand also in White and Green, just the
thing for Sport Wear.
Misses' Outing Shoes' in 'Sportie and Brown,
Strap Slippers with crepe sole,
Childs' Brown Oxfords and Strap Slippers--
A.1(;)st the thing for Summer. Also a full line Boys'
and Youths-,uting-Shoes: , -
. ,
oW4's s'iotir chance to get your Out-
ing s oes--Blaaltrn."Eigh Shoe and Oxford, Brown
HighShoe withHeavy-7:Crepe Sole, also White -0x..—
fords•with CrePe.Sole"
, 4"4&•
ces For Friday and Satuida.
. . or •
rneShoe Store
e in the United.,CFtrch
Ash-
field are honoured in .thet the qoafa,r4,
Once, chose, an old Ashfield boy 'for
its 'President in the, pereon of the
.Rev. Dr, W. R: McIntosh and the
President of .the lay association also
claims to be an old Ashfield
. • .boy.. •
sBlake has the morning sereice
,
•next Sunday.
ItSHFIELD NOTES
, 'ThesMay meeting of , the Union
U.F.W.O. club was . held at the home
Of Miss.:Marne Johnstone, .:when a
pleasant and profitable afternoon•
was spent' It being theannual meet-
ing, theaollowing-officerS-were-electes
ed; Pres., Mrs.' D. A. MaeLettn s' Vice
President; Mrs. M. C.'', ' MacKenzie;
Secretary, : Miss .Allie :Nelson; Pro-
gramme .CopenOtee; .fors next Meete
ing, Mrs. Wm. Ketriptoie Mrs: 'Dunc-
an ,Macintyre,( Mrs. I'Daneln Mac-
Lennan. and Miss. Jean .sCatheart_A.
ij,I�ndid- Piegrainme. Of readings,Tvo-
cal and • instrumentar.'music, was
.
snuch enjoyed, after which ;there was
;2 spelling ,match. The cub 'decided
toss7sendsaeshogeof:eclothinge-;-to--,e-the
leedy: in Northern ,Ontario, and. any,
,7)ne haying . clothing- Or ,shoes, that
'•hey Wish to send; please ,leave with
Mrs. -Wm. Kempton. The next meet-
ing is to he held on June 29th at
Virs. Thomas Robl?s. Members please
bring -their -quilt -bleeke-sailke-eltilir
wouldlike to get the OM finished to
;end with the hex' of ,cletning. s .
CLEAN , EGGS
An effortisbeingmade ,,,through -
Out' Chnig.,this year co reduce; the.
niiinher:ttsWashed and :dirty :eggs
• being 'flidtred: 'Theseeggs, have a
very haiiifui effect upon markets,
• The dirty eggss are distasteful , • in
appearance and have the effect of• ;
lowering •eonstimption. 'Washed pkgs •
are even more insidious:. •Washing
destroys the natural protective bloom
,•
of ,the shell and leaves the egg danip
,
;• so that Moulds or •other, forms of rot
is.,ften-aevesop.
The removal of these -irritating
• cancers of the egg trade,lies !argely
with "producers. ' .1f each :individual
producer would take steps to prevent
. ,
s the production of • dirty. eggs he
-Would be rendering a tremendous
. ,
service to the. industry, one ' which
, .
would be reflected in better prices.
.It is easy to produce clean eggs;
Give the hens clean nests in Which
to lay their eggs and keep plenty of,
Clean dry litter ,011 the floor at .all
Limes : This serves' as a mat And: re-...,
r .
mnies 'much of. the' dire that would
otherwise be ,CaiItied from the runs
into the nests, tinder sny circum-.
-lances h few soiled eggs Will be Pre.
itieed.. These should be. consumed At
home, or, if that, is not possible, they
shousidsh-es.seisped'oft. With •a dry eisith
or steel wool. Under no cirestinstenc;
es should ;they be washed. ' •
Lots of lips just made to kiss are
made over again just After.
an; eyc: ow' your
"Spare"
,
li-VHAT'S.the good of a'spare" if it won't take
TV you home when you need it? '
Just because it hasn't been on the ioa'd muth 15
no ,guarantee that it is fit for 'work. The rain may
• have run znside and rusted the rim The dusi
.may have creRi: in, The tire may have Ricked up
nail ends Or flints when you uses', it last, and a
few More miles Will force them, through the
'Casing,. It may not be inflated up to its correct '
.rimning ptessure..
Droff',zn. for a f,re,Oinspestion_rof,:yoii.„t ,tjrCS;,,
• die 'spare.
You are neverfar away from 4.
OMINION TIRE DEP
T. W. -SMITH
. .
Webster Re -Unions:
s
, The •:annual, "Webster ,re -union was
held Saturday; June 9theoh the beau-.
tiful Titmice grounds ; at Rayfield:
There wa well over two. • hpedred,
ereSents while •frOin illness ' and ..other;
reasons. Many' regtila, •attendants
Were .absent,, Mr. and Mrs. •Jacols.
Miller'end' daughters, .Olive and'Ilil-
dred,. and. Mr: LEWart:,Renein of, Fel-
us,. were '.welcome guests' this year
their -first
, •
•
. •
Dinner was 'served trent 11,30 on,.
.• • • , .
ied• there. was ample .proviskin .Made
or dinner and supper.
tees. in charge of .:'arrangements had.
lefteie.sved
nothing
t9shrcahatnee.atDinner-t‘amme.was
f
Thos. Webster of ,Detroit, acting as
chairman: The following .address
was read by Mrs:: S. 3. Kilpatrick:
Dear Friends, -
We 1,6i:di' like: to bring* to the.. at-
tention of',this.aeseinhlY the names
of those who., because of the infi.
ties ,of age; or through iilneess r are,
not able to, be with us _today. Our
oldest •ineinbers'Mres David, Anderson
of Lueknows.Miiis.Kate Webster of
Clinton, and,Mr& Jas. McGee of To-
ronto. Almo those of our loved ,ones
who have crossed the • boy* •during
he Past year. The.synipathY of this
gethering..gooCiout::to the i.bereaved'
airlines' of those whine names •we
inentien; Mrs. 'Robt. Webster, Sr.,
'Llieknowe•- • Mrs. •;John •Siniths Sask.,
?fleetly Miss Maris ; Webster of
:ticlinoW; and her brother, Mr. Jahn/
Webster • of . Regina, highlY-es-
e.med offiCial of ,the' T. Eaton' CO.;
ir,s; Harty Webster lefiereep;
;ale& Harold Reed, 'Lane% :and; Mise
orethe • Anderson Of Lecknow,'
vvhose, 'bright Young live4 are 'sadly
missed in their homes; , Mr, • 'James
Miller, 'IsickeoW; Mrs, ,john' Der.nin'
f Dungannon, fortherly Wes Theis.
Webster of -.Clinton; • and ',Mess
Wm, Ryari. Dungannon, arid Mr. Wm..
Van of Kiriletigh. Rev. Will .I.,ane
q• Seatorths addeess, spoke of
IS happy rehitioriships with Marty
t the W,ebsters during his oyhood
'hen he lived in Ashfield .end
ass. ,Kin -
Mrs. D. K. Webiter of Luck-.
ow, %is Mr, 'Lane's grister, Rev: 3/4.•,'
ogk' of Clinton, followee- with a,
eat eneeeh; • in Whieh he erepheized
` 'value of family unions in
eepine, friendShips ' in reneir. Rev.
r. Petiroge of Varna,, paid tribute 'to
leset,,ViretOfte.r.'-:orighes(Andsethet
re ,a, great many), who, are in his
ongregation. The last speaker, Mr.
acob. Miller. of Fergus, gave a grit-
aCe0Uht of the-
erval to Ittekneiv, on foot, of Mr.
aniel Webster; 'ninety .yea,rg: ago,
nd how he won his. title deed to 409
creg of "Queen's' Rush" the vieln.;
§'• Of imekno,w, by. waiking botok to
etal
sioderich at night tbrenge the, bush,
ie order te get ,to he, land office
. .
:lead of a inan Whom he surmisedhad_his eke on the sante and Seely
.a hardy pioneer was he We regret
pd that ReV: A; Ws -Brown of Lucks
new, was, calling, on -friends in the
during, the 'programme,. so
We *missed another good ,addiesi. We
have to Oink all the ,'gOod • ,stories,
etc:, in this brie accoent,.
'A. gpiendid prograirine of sports
was, thew carried: out Winners
'Prizes were' as, follows:
Races
-ehildrene 1st,-Jins-Eiring-s
n-
a-
er,
d;
sie
m-
er
H.
ste
en
G.
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r-,
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se
er
l-
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d,
),
t-
st
ks.
11.
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1
a
•
on, 2nd, Kathleen turner; Girls ti
• ler 5, 1st, Violet Erringtoo, 2nd, Is
'Set Armstrong; Boys. 14 and und
1st, Tom Anderson (Lerideh), .2n
Willie' Reed; Yoeng, ladiee; ist, El
Ritchie, 2nd, Grace Coleman. You
men, lst,.Anson Coleman, 2nd, Pal
-or- Kripatrick;---Marriedslathes und
40, let, Mrs. Eda:.'Allan, 2nd, Mrs.
i`urner; 111aeried. ladies ,oVer-4.0,--1
Mrs.; TUrner,2n4, Slak
Young married meeisist, EireerS_We
eter, **44;,• Ed. Allan;eMerried m
aver 40s lit; S. I. -Kilpatrick -2nd,
Coleman; Fat ,initn's"..rece,- 1st; Rob
:Webster,.. 2nd; Thos.Arelerson, 5
!oat woman's race, ltS,'„Mrs. J. 'Tti
'ner, 2nd, ,Mrs. • Thoissplalse; Mini
ters'race, Rev. Mr. McL)nald (E
••nondville), 2nd, • Rev. Mr. Penro
(Vernejs Necktie race, 1St, :Walt
irenrcase 'and- Whee
'arrow rece;.'lat; MelVin Webst
Ind Lorne- s.Colemans Needle an
thread'rate;• lit, , Miller.' an
!wart •Rowan; Girls' ,hop, step an
hump' lie 'GraA • Colemen. •• 2h
Gladys Coleman; Men's hop, step an
?imp, ::Ansen Coleman,• 2n
Welter • Penrose; .' Shoe 'race (girls
1st Louise Turner; 2nd; Jean Ri
• 'Nee Oldest 'person , present, ,Mis
serSon; present, • GordonMullin,- Luc
' Ansinteresting ball game, whic
the. north played the soetle • reiulte
in score Of 24 .te 5, in fairer of th
north. • The: cominittee, cOniened t
plan for the re -union next year. Sup
sser. overs and good-byes Spokee, th
eienickers • spattered to their varioii
homes, carrying s happy inemprieg o
the 1923 re -union.'
'
F:L.---nbRl�
LOWEn'ALE
At the meetrig of the ratepayer.
of "Flovverdale, held.' 'at the • seboo
hause lest Thursday 'eight. it wa
:decided to build a. woodsheds else
,lew fence around the hcoJ grounds
Overseer W. J. Roulstoe and •
',..rew of Mee Made a..!great Improve
:Tient n the'..1.Oth sideread •last. v. -eek
Mr: Angus MacIetoSh,.is making
greht improvement • en, h!s, hoege.
• Miss • Frances MacIver of Dungen.
sPent Sunday i at :bcpag.:7
Floweedele.-
Mr: •Norman ,MacMtirehv • is burr -
a sore band; a 're,;ult • f:)1
ie,up with Ross' ljlacks• eer , lasts
Thursday . nights •
Mrs: IV. F. 1VlacDoselld end Mrs. le
Maerver attended' the , *1:17,M,S, t'
Mise :Kate' ,Meeleenzie's, 2.ssi :Colas
'est Wednesday. ••
„We are eery glad to ;revert thAt, ,
Ihek 'Douglas, Who :ha i bei•.:fn t,er19-ps,,
ly,ill, is improving. --
Quite' a number' Ci rem i
tartaira are , working ssexeees
roads,on .the. good
a
Flowerdale treml)eri of Sonth:kin-
loss • Chureh are very sorry to lose
their pastor,' Pev T A. JP m es, who
wrir p,reach "hie .far'ewell sermon op
Ailsa
Crag 24th 1e has accepted a call to
• Mr, Frenik ,W0'0dS; 917 YJrlJft teWihin,“
'reently fiord, a :ivie ,Shorthorn,
-44-1-evert-nictitinr-rili170171111-..-Wriaqn•'"el
the State. 'of .Dlin0IS,. fer tbe Sum of
$5,600. ',Ale. Woods has very rine
herd of BbertitOrnA,, as nay be seen
-froin`....thesnhove. Follorang tlw sale;
hundreds of ferniers frojn. through.:
out 'Ituron 44 neighboring ''courafesa
visited 'Mr; .Woods', fartn tb S•de the
animal Which is said to, be a -very
fine line.
tiOLTRODD • -
Bfre. MethirneYr Mr. and
)Yfrx, W. Phe$11 of Windsor,
and Mrs. -Alvin Of ListoWel, Mr. and
Mrs. ' E. Ilan. Mr. vict Mrs. Guest
Dobson, . Mr t and Mrs. Harvey, ' Dob -
on,' and, Mr. .and- WS, Chrls RitY-
Wd Were some of the ggest,, who at
'tended the Sheill-Cen,gram 'wedding,
on Wedne'sdaY,, of Iasi' Weeks .
• Mr. and Mrs Jandeson and daugh-
t,ere011ch
;•Jearia,iR.,cs.Nacite.;%. , 4 P., r4-isrir:SUI:14,
Baird froni Missoula, C41a., MA.
Spettigtie,': totSionse pent Friday
sSvith, Mr:. itnd, HaUls;i
• 7.A.Ve nre.1 sorry to rePOrt thaf• Bah*
•
:Whitd2ls..cOnfined7-to hed:. with ,rhetis
rnatie' fever. •
The regularrneetin of th.t3; TnOtl;
tutes'was held in the 14114 Thursday,
'with the president, Mrs Fred Hods',
-gniserencl-searitarrSnehre;
their':reaUective,pesitieeS,, it was
decided to •h�ld the anima, Garden
_rotz the halt &minds,
to be lighted with iffeleot. bareflle at-
tendance. The following committees
were . appointed; Programme, • sMis.
.A.14'er Ackert. Mrs. •Congrani;*•: Miss-
es Haiel Pearcy and Grace ThomP
'sons „Messrs. Joe Conley, Chas. Burt,
."t7ti
tickets;
ac
et,sm,kesossn,Geors..raB
ra: es Hodgins,.
to
ull •ndgineilese,owielti
Cox, Jae .Hanna, Elden' Eckenswiller,
rate. keepers:, Ereest-Aek
rt,, Geo. Bell, 'Ernie.`,11anna, Charlie
Hodgins and; Bert - Thompson, look
after tents 'Mrs.' Hockley, • Mire Jack -
jot, '•_iffro..Thompson,:fdrs. Commie',
Mrs•E Ackert, lif'xs.!White; Mrs..
Fred; Th'onieson.; Mis Fred :Halden-
by, Mr Eckenswiller, Mre. • Abs
Thompson, Mrs:: Jim Murray, see to
the 'sandwichee; Mrs. Fred Hodgins'
Mrs. Will Ilodeins, Mrs. Walter'
Iledgins, ;Mrs:" Wm, 'Pearey, cake eut-
4.ers:' Mrs:A. Ackert, Mrs. • Eciere.
.Mrs Earle Hodcins, Mrs.'
Tames: Hodgins, Mrs. Gamble tables-
e-Mrs',....AValker and Mrs. Fred Hilden -
'w, IcaCifier the:tea; Mrs. E.
4,1;4 .g.ts,„•1-1terris„,•-'see:•--to_the_ice-
ih,rai ee:cka::: and me pies,
rtithasO .1*h• members
yet donating
please
a. 1)aq CI it ire:eslegat e di I
all
;roe towels; leave same at the store..I
Watch.for hiil• "-
o-oso—.• • •
•
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UNIVERSITY:OF WESTEIIN ONTARIO
:summER.SCHOOL,4ULY 2ND TO AUG. 11TH.
Six gielfghflui
weeks' of istudy
and • rseriatiqn',.
or leigretatliat write
tko Direcor,Dr. 11.
Ithipina,_or
tree Dr.e.P.R. Meuse
4/1400..0041119.,
C,I,Iemsegwed.eke 4semes
earellotair.1,taall4,
li•PkgrirOvailaa. 040.14.18*.
Offela011 aid Seems.
eiesisame ioskl• asi
.• 1uIi.a 240 acre Po&
tkirt.0.i14ve.**.e
/
or 01.
otfilt••TKot:
P;torse These olicies:
-fro-r,the'electors'tofieuth-Bruee:•
.the present beeelectior in South Bruce it has beee*gaid there are
no, Public "questions at issue, and the results of this contest .will:IseVe no
effect on the Policies, of the Ferguson Governinents . • •
' Is it not reasonable to assume that; if iMiS 1M8ffat is elected, the •
Governriaent•,will claim that its policies have lbeensendorsed.
Therefore, •a vote for, Moffat 'means appro eel of the Government ii s
quer poliey, the new fubliesSehoel Boards Act, the reductioo . in ;theetsek
. on 'raee track gambling, the 'Oekernenetit's infanions redisiristioe,
by which Bruce County has been reduced to two representa4ve5 iu th
f
„ • •
A. vote for McCallum will hclp to increase the Opposition to, an al-
ready unwieldy government majority.
Legisletere:
SOUTH ' BRUCE Pit OGRESSIVE• ASSOCIATION.
POURTH CON KLOSS
• r. „And Mre. D. McConnell of
London k Visited' over the week end
with 'Mrs. •MeMurehy.
Mr. 'R. Martin is in , Walkerton
this week, serving on the Jury. •
Mr.ssinds-Mrs;---Oiville--Phelay-soiss
'took inthe 'Greyhound Excursion to
Detroit .
Mrs Simpson of Windsor, . visited
last we,elcswiths•Mr-and-Mrs.e.A.-e-Gra
A number frome here •attendedthe
annivereary.Aervices in the Riplek,
UnitedSChurch last -
•'• The, school honse and grounds, on
the Fourth- of Huron, are undergoing`
PARAMOUNT . Mr:: Win. McConnell of _London,
spent the week -end , -with-reiativessin
Mr_and_sMass.-4.--S.--Richards-ande --andearound--Rifiley.
•Mr., arid Mrs. Stanley• • of ,• -Ripley, Mr.' A. McKenzie, on the Fourth,.
vere guests of Mrs, and Mrs.. Rich- who has net .been well. for soine"time;
irds; ,ieeentlys ' is inipeovingWill .
Jirri7 and Mrs. • .Ketchahaw, Mr. S.:. Bowers is busy .these days;
lied Mr, and Mrs.. Wire McGill me- ' preparing, to build a: new honse.
tored ''te Galt and friends •
. „.
• • •
jhere during the ,week.
'Mrs. Jas. Webster, sr., ie on.an ex-
. tended 'visit to friends ' nee:, Varnas
Lloyd Stein went to :Detroit On the
Greyhound and visited friend's 'there.
Mr MacDonald of Huron, Spent a
•.'veek with her; daughter; ' Mrs.' ,Eidon.
iteedersori. 7
Mr. and MresR MeQuillin. and
Myrtle visited ftiencie on the 'Second
Concession, Huron, recently
The Paramount UFWO arelook-
ing forward to:their Jime Meeting on
Tuesday'. next, When . • the: • Kairehea
".sinb will, visit them, at the home of
Miss Ethel .Martin.
St. Heroes was well esented
• •
tile Moonlight, on Tuesday .
,evening
repret
of last week. -
Mt. Robert McQuillin' of Belleville;
is spending his vacation with his
narents, Mr. And Mrs. Wm 'McQuil-
Miss Muriel Miller of London, was
'a weelaend visitor at her home here.
nen
the young people's Meeting on. Sim -
day evening, when Rev. Mr. Whit-
field took as his subject '"Christ's
Teachings Regarding 'Self -Invest-
o
meet for 'Goed and .for
A solo, "Soniebodk",..,by 1.irth
WhiL-
neld, added , to the succeS3',0t: a sp1er-
dii The regular, • week •
night meeting Wrill be held on Friday
evening, when the athlete, 'eamode:
tee have charge. '
--s•MCossEedi"-arlviillharili, and.: ,Mr.
and • Mrs..'H.',.Eeily and Children : of
-:-
Dungannon, , were the ,itieits.' of Mr.
aikk Mrs George McRoberts • during. •
sthe_weeks,L ' ,
Mr.. Dentin,* Miss
• Mary :and Mr:" Eari,Durren: and their
uest Mr Iron) :Webster of Detroit,-
' ir. •"
• . „ . • .
attended th Webster • piceic,. at Bey
field onSaturdao.-
' The new 'township Stone -Crushes
has arrived. ' . .
Congratulations to Mr.' Fred Me -s-
. 'wen the .
'first ' prize in the, junior ," Farmers'
Steck. 'Judging...competition; on TueS,
'day.'
• • The , anneal -sureinee ineetjeg _ i•!f
"the. Women's Instittite viI1 be:held'
in the Community Hall on Wednesday afternoon,' June 20th, s at. 2:!;30
When ,Miss 1miIy J Guest,
,
XA.; of Toronto, 'will be. the speak-
er. The June , meeting, as held • at
1.4rg. , G. McCrosties :last 'Ithurs-:
day, With :theneW'. president,
m
aIrothenlMar?cler...;asti11
n..!ehe beehra:pc,-e4rde'ea were ndao •
reed by Mrs :George .Welib. and MrS.
W. "I, ,Milier.
Den't.,..fer.eet Or keen Friday eve-
nings:June' 20th, epee for the United:
Cherele:•Gaeden Pert-. at St. Helens.
07-00
It is nleesant• to think of the Gar-.
den of Eden, without taxes; reform-
ers, working hours or rebitives.
R STORE
s :
-; PAY GASH • • ' . THE SHOPPING -
BUY *kciR LEss,..; 'Lpoulow CENTRE.' .
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HITS FOR. MEN ' Nature's -111Val,:
'
In Our cOliS' ELETTES.
en's, Wear Pept.• , and CORSETS
A 3ifen'i Wear Dept: • •
r,4,„ .bire varuese--.B•Coadcloth,
aseorteA 1, celore and
Overalls and Smocks'
wear real well, ;
t,:rielf977ear, Bbirta. and •
fiiawersd Corobinsitions, „, Boys' ”.
tweed Dress Cap's,
Heavy or Light Braces and
,14.1ts of' quality. , •
BEST GOODS*, AT
LOWEST PRICES,'
?RTTY CREPE
• New, arrivals hi .the Dress
.Good s Department makes it
hies1 Oesskiiirtaleenti ' just'
the thing: for '
THAT. NEW
SUMMER FROCK.,
• SI -10P HERE FOR
•THE., WARM DAYS,
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