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Our tore bas been,14ced over,
and we are now shoWht,g the
'biggest range of Dresses in the
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A;(4ALI. AT OUR STORE WILL BE
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Mr, Eoberte of
and Mr. Charles M uiflin of .A*4-
lord, NorPlikk z.pnding their 'L
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MWm *ewillio. •
M. a41rs., Horace Wood17 :and
Mr,. an Mrs, Roy Marithalt, of, grim,
1?3" were weekend Yi4itors, With 'Mr.
end Mrs. tavis.,.„ „: ' •
Mrs. Phillip Nuller and son Wald -
hear . arrived from Germany to join
Mr. Muller ,here. welcome them
to our :community.• • .
and Mrs: John 1,04.oierou „attand91,., the
Mr.and10.4, .'..Jas...Diirnin and ..me:
.Webster picnic.. nt the' Harbour Mirk,
dederieli on Saturday
Mr, and Mrs, laird andjon of. Bras,.
,441s- and Mr and. Mr* GeOrge Mow
bray and children iC,f, -galoigt 4!1.7o.,
.here for ',the..lc/Ur*: picnic. held on
;,,SatiiirdaY at •tliCieHinOlVfkle-rWer.—.:,
c *inn. a*.11aro1d Tlycle. were,
'up from' Strathroi for ,the week -end.
Jo*:*eGiAire and Mr. Elliott
Taylor attended •the funeral •of the
foriner's • nephew,' Mr: John Murray
;. at •Gederich .on 'Monday.'
Dr. 'Alvin Woods ,of Hamilton', is.
'a visitor it his. "hothe here.'
Mr: and : Mrs. ',John., Cunningham
and: Mr..John Wallace of Walkerton
were recent visitors with Mr: and
Kra. :E• J.Tom. and:1ft. and Mts.
W. A. Miller. ' •
Thie" 14 theplaybeing.
Put on by the Westfield, Draniaiie•
Society. •at 'the Helens United
Church Garden ,Party. .Friday even-
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, car ,alititi-dla one of the, things. A limousine a • sedan with mgRemember thedate
thail-doea-;:not--alway-turirnut—air'giasi-tpartitien-to-PretecOlie-driVer---• .
you:expected, • from •silly conversation. /AlIFIELD NOTES
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To: lased ar. wners
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- - and--iianets.of-all_inahee-eldSed
E KEEP THE GOODS ON HAND FOR THIS PURPOSK •
AND GUARANTEE ' NICE SMOOTH FITTING COVERS OF
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We can supply you with "REAL PLUSH" either to repair or
to re -make the upholstery of your car. •
We ran sup* the EXACT COLOR. if "required, or in other
words the COLOR when new. • ,
We invite you t9 try us on this elass of work We give expert
'Service on all work, such as this and our•priees'are most Teas-
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WILLIS SHOE STORE
_ ,Phone 129, Wingham
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*eddingebella are ringing in Par-
amount -so they: say. , . •
:Nisi Mildred Long, R.N., of Detroit
is spending hevaeat!o atherhonie
here. • ! •
We are- Sorry te report the death,
after a long illness, at Tiverton, Of
Mrs. 'Tliorima Helm.. Mr.Hehn is a
former_..resident_of
meeing 0 ose m ereste, 111
the Lochalsh Cemetery Was held on
June 23rd. •. 'r •
We glailly-wgleenie
Campbell .to our community. :Before
her marriage. on Tuesday of last week
she was Miss Winnifred Irwin. '•
• There waS'a large attendance
the Ut'F.b. and: ILF,W.O• picnic at
the Lighthouse On SaturSay. A report,
appears in another '
IMr. and Mrs. Chester Ritchie of
Detroit were week -end visitors with
friend's in Ashfield,
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Maybe the earthlreinors in Europe
were caused by Mr.. Bennett -blasting.,
iiii„way into -trade-there
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The Biggest Carr for the Money
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Never before haiciao machcarvalue.been offered
so Small a cost. Never such -power, such perforin.
suiC,e, suchcomfort.•
The new Willys 6 gives you: 70 miles, an hour speed and up to
50 in' second gear... .. wider, lager, roomier bodt ... stronger an
steel* douliIe2-drop fraine-. . improved- duo -servo mtermd-expanding - - -
•47,wheerbrakerwith new cable book.up hydraulic shock
, tors .. . distinctive lines, strikingly beautiful. . more luxurious -
interior'. ..'ildjustable front seat and tilting seat, back ....
, more bead rooin, • more leg room, more elbow Boom..
new and improved cushion construction .. longer,
More flexffile springs, front and rear ... improved
--Spring shit -aka', and a score of other feay. 1
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,ures. Get a demonstration ... now.. .1.
SAFETY GLASS
AVAILABLE IN
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Witlys Six -46511a 11,070.
• Willy* Fight—$1,17(1
iVillys C.113-,(34 ton Chas)—
$600. Willy,' t.131—(134 ton Chassis)
Sidgle wr&eisan30.DuctIviseds—
$87o. truos-Knight—s1,62s. 411
prices F.0:13. Factory,
• Toronto, Ont.
MADE IN CANADA
T. W. SMIT
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Axlmbei from berg attended. the:
Webster .re-nniaii in q.oderich harbor M
ark, PattirdaY,,,
-2* --AlfiMlreirgatriam
was iinite-a 'otieeeSS•
the afternoon Was showery an* the'
evening threatened more ruin. The
l'...hmorhroszek:nlay was well presented,
• andapparentlY thoroughly enjoyed
jby, the audience,. Misses Mehl?: and
Winnie Lane sang two dOets, in their,
•usual pleasing Imanner. Mr. Stanley
Lister of .f:aueltnoW rendered Several
piano ins . .tals ,during 'supper'
ihno,;as well as.during the program,
Be Also gave two... impersonations,
whicli Ir
Lister Ise1:6,4:hirastrt!ilsesiiaXtkier't'
azper
**)14037;Farrish gave serne bag:
Piepe selections 'Whilemine,'
•ierved,'Nilie,":110:Pe9rie
apaqxouaiawn v irfljdea1 p1ae P -g• -
the ?ardenpaty and ther.tuares.Aid
appreciate the kindriesb, Of Mi. and,
Lane and all Who, helped to
make it a sucress
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and Mrs. Hiram Moffat of Sar,
nia were guests of Nr. and Mrs. Rich.'
ard JOhnston, Sunday.• ' •
Misses Mary and: Grace Anderson,.
'Messrs. J. HathWay and, Tom Ander-
ion 'of London spent Sunday With -
relatives here. The latter is staYin1
i'i?vith.us,,..for' a few days vacation.
Miss Evelyn Reed of Whitechutch,
'spent the week,end"with :her cousin,
Jean Anderson. :
Our lowSOIViel.students.of: Luck.:
now. ContineatiOn school are to be
congratulatedon their- success ,on the
recent.examinations,„yerY few pipers
haiing to be written the:on final
exams. . • ,
•.ViTHITECII011CH
• Mr. and Mrs. Eli, Jacques.are
ing With relatives at Wisemisin.
Mrs. Walter Lott spent 'the week-
end with relatives at Ripley, •
Mrs. o D. • Patterson of Lucknow
spent -the Week4end-with-her-ceutni--i-
Miss Ida MeQuoirl and attended. the
anniversary services here..
!---Tiltessrs;--Ken; Paterson and. John
Paterson sPent'Suriday in BlUevaleo
Hits Annetta Fisher of Linwood,
spent the Week-end'at her home
Mrs. Carr and daughter,,Miss
Agnes Carr of Wingharn, spenSun..
day with Mr. arid Mrs: Wm. tDawson.
The anniversary seryiees whiph.
were held in the Presbyterian church
here Sunday, Were very largely at-
tended, when Rev. Major Tolmie of
Southampton gave .two very instruc-
tive sernions. The entertainment on
Monday evening was Very successful
The program consisted of readings
:by Mrs. Robt Mowbray,' an address by
Rev. Hannah' of Ripley -and the -
Sacred Cantata entitled "The Naz-
arene" 1which was given by the choir.
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1,Arans,..64'POOr SHOES With Rubber Soles That Fit aid Give'
Ecellent Wear. SMOKED Ell WITH BROWN TRIM. Prices--
• $2.95 $3.25 • $3.45 $5.95
MISSES' and CHILDRENS' CREAM ,ELK SANDAL With ruh-
ber sole: Built for long wear. Sizes 8, to 1014 & 11 to 2. Prices"-
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CHILD'S BROWN LEATHER SANDAL, with -Rubber (10#,
Sete.. Saes 5 to 71/. SPECIAL.— :0
LADIES' BOUDOIR SLIPPERS—Co rs: Brown, Blue A gel
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and Block. SPECIAL ... . , ..,. . . -."' f, , . . . . . . . . . • . • . 1,0 wile
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*raga Ion artncrxisl laArantila.in PUMPS! AT—
LADIES KD 1UMP, with HIgh Cuban:"Covered 40i' 3-95 -
seyeral medele tackbse'frein, •AR sizes S1ECIAL.___
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On June 28th, the 'Ilnited• Church
t Whitechurch • will celebrate their
nniversary when Rev. S.. DaVidsOn
f Wingham, will be the' sneaker: A.
arden party will he Lheld On the
'-itonday evening ' following .when a
•lay entitled "Ruth Conies Horne"
ill be presentedr by the Y,P.S.. of
he chureh. •
• Mr. Jamieson Pettypiece. has so
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'ar recovered frons „ his .operation •in,
Thigham hospital as tO be able • to
itUrn.:-en Saturday last -to his •home.
Mr.' and Mrs,;NichOlaori of Marlette;
4ioh„. Mr. and Mis.:3: MacGregor of
,Xeton, visited on. Sunday .with Mr
''and' _Mrs.
W, HenderaOri and -George
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Wingham and. Mr. -Richardson; of
reeswater Spent MOnday with Mr,
and Mrs: J. Richardson.
R. .Ress7-and--:-Miss-L.Margeret-
vent Sunday, with, friends near
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'MORE, NEW
Summer Goods •
• Pretty Dresses
Smart Coats
•Clever Hats
• Styles that are right ,off the
griddle, & at prices you'll like:
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$3.75 $0,00 $10.75 • to: $25.00
.',KAYSER, STOCKINGS:
$1.00 .to
•KAYSER ;GLOV,ES
$L00.te $2,00
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•GOSSARD" GIRDLES- •
$2.50 $9.75• $6.40
Wingharn
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Prettily deeorated with June 'flow,
,ars, Pink blue. and white streamers,
he home of Mr. and Mrs: Win. Conn
..th coo:, Kinloss, . was the. setting
i!or a pretty June wedding on Wed,
iesday afternoon, June,17th; at five
)'clock, when their second daughter.
)rilla Maude, was united in marriage
•o Mr. Stuart Scott Of 8th Con., Kin-
'ess, son of :Mr. 4and Mrs:. A. Scott;
• Belmore. Rev. J. Scobie - of- Bel -
grave performed the ceremony and.
.he' wedding musk „was played- by
-Misa Laura Cinuipitster-of ther--hritter
Little-Misa-RubY-Conn-rnieee-of-the
bride was floarer girl carrying a
large ,bouquet of, roses and other,
flowers: The bride given in marriage
y her father? Mi Wm. Conn, wore
Mr._._Rhys, Pollock of Toronto_.spent_ lir-ensemble gown of pals•blne geor-
:ette, trimmed with white, hose. and
'hoes were also pale blue. The bride-
groom's gift to thebride was a dia.
:nand breech; to pianist' a Wrist
watch, to the, flower. girl a necklace.
in the evening at -08o, a reception
nil held. Guests were present from
Listowel, St. Marys, Walkerton, Bel,
mire: The presents' consisted of fur -
Attire, china, hardware, silver, linen,
laidgets ,etc. Mr. and Mrs. •Scott
'eft next.morning for a. trip t� Ha-
lton and Niagara. 'On their retinin
:hey will reside:on the groom's farm.
Our attention has been drawn to
hefact that a couple of errors crept
'nto our report of the entertainMent
4.ive.n at Langside, fie evening of
June 5th. It seems that it was 'Jean
IlacCalhim an Margaret *nein:tyre
who danced instead of Misses McCal-
lum and MacKenzie, 'and it was Mr.
Ilughie',Brown who took part in the
debate instead of Ewart Leather, as
va' reported. Welt mistakes occurr
in the best regulated beivapaPers.
the week -end at the manse •
MARRIED—On Wednesday, June
17th, at the home of the bride's par-
-0101-1n Killcsa; Oi4Illa Mud, riedolid
daughter of Mi. and Mrs., Will Conn,
to Mr. Stuart 'Scott; son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Scott of BelmOreoo;Rev. Mr.
Scobie of Belgrave officiated. A 're-
ception was held in the evening when
the young couple received many val-
uable and useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid' of Auburn
spent Sunday with the latter's Uncle
Mr. and 'Mrs. David Kennedy.
Mrs. Harry Tichborne of Gederich;
spent the 'week -end With. her :patents
Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Mao Ross: visited on
Punda7 Wi.oi their aunt Mrs. Kate
McDOugal of LucknoW.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Patten of Lucan
are holidaying at the home of Mrs.
Patten's mother, Mr. Fox:,
We are .,sorry to Aport that Mrs.
Wm. :-13arbour _ls not irkirovirig as
her -Many friends would like.
There will be no service in the
Presbyterian church' here on Sunday
next, owing to the anniversary Ser-
vices which are toi be held in the
United Church on. Sunday, Jime 28.
The young people of tie .chureh are
presenting their play "When Ruth
Comes Horne" at the Garden Party
on Monday night. •
Mr. and Mrs. Roy MeGee of Wing -
:lam, Mr: and Mrs:. James. •
and daughter Dorothy •of Langside,
and 'Mr., and Mrs. Ewart McPherson
and daughter, Florence bf St Helens
spent SundaY with Mr. and Mrs,
Albert Mesabillin. • .
Wedding bells are ringing in
• ..layMr:/isairitodr§MrvisithgatrhieBlalt:rw's7iirSe'tnnt;
tt Goderiah. Miss Margaret Elliott
returned home with them. •
A number from here attended the
Garden Party at Kingarf on Thurs.-
day of last, week. •. • ,
, Mrs. Lavine Hodgkinson returned
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Mrs. Dow of ' Bructifield. • s011ding a few days neat'
The two things lacking in a modern
Musical 'comedy are nultde. and corn%
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• Little Jean Bushell of ,Lueknow,
pent Sunday with Mrs. McLean. •
Rev.. Wm. Townshend of London,
called on friends here Monday.
A number fromt here attended the
Deanery meeting at Lions 'Head on
ruesday:
' Miss- tVelyn *McLean •spent a few
lays in Kitchener.
Mrs. Thompson of ...Lisfowel, is
visiting with her daughter, Mils.
illdon Eckenswiller.
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Miss 13erthrt. McKay • �f Stratford
spent the weekend at her home here
mid also assisted in the choir•ea Sun-
day and Monday evenitie. •
. Mrs. Frank Henry and -son; Mr.
Will Henry, visited on Tuesday with.
Ms. Shisser and. Alma • of Tees,
water, Spent avuday at Bert ' Me,
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.--Agent—Lucknow.
Farmers - Ditchers
Builders
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Mrs. john Andrew and
familY Of Edmonton, .Alberta, are
visiting the former' pakents, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Andrew.
Misses 'inky. Eed, Elleda Hunter
Violet and Daisy Ritchie are writing
their. Entrance exams at Si. Helens •
this week We wish them, succel5h—t.
Miss Jessie Andrew is home Siam •
London after finishing..a year, with
honors att London Technical peliol.
Harvey Webster 'left last week
to work with Mr. Thaa. Helm at St.
Thomas.. •
Quite- a number from hereattended
the funeral of Mrs, Thos. Helm,,
erton, Wednesday lst. •
wiMrthhTish,:ousneAd
ers�n le, ' Mr. Johnf Lodon is
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theMrssu.niSmuesran Girvin spent Saturday
With her brother, Mr. Ed. Anderson,
Dungannon. •
• Mr. David Anderson is home frOm
London Normal.
, After a girl gets married She •ba-,
gins to realize her hsband' spoke
the truth When he used to say • be •
wan't worthy Of her, '.
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