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OUR . STOCK •l fCOMPLETF IN''SPORT OXFORDS
OUTIi4 SHOES f''OR 'SUMMER WEAR:,
Trne to the
'Moroi ;Present*
_exempt, '
p, al'
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Iuirivaled; artaatry
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'WEATHER -"SEASONED PLANTS
. efflt tins t ' ret-._. tifi o r d
vgliatabket or' :Ton airy .obtain them
stmt►., tM ares thatcarryour stock.
'GEE::, NEW TOMATO VENTURA:
ia t e *at perfect tomato; produced
se' tar:: *lit.'s s very 'early, -: the'fruit
is aag•tb, ver?a:
delicious
teat r •'.sxtreetely tree•baiesolid,,;leas, ring, i and
i • b -resin n .; Yos, � uld
R . „,leo sconce
at ,l al, •en, -boa Of 'VENTURA
TARS EROS.
►Nur Aeries
Car!ssr 235.
't wait ntil.after 'thei` la
wted,
and aay "I 'Ins
tickets-
Tie Road to the..City'"- Buy
now from one of; the
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bers of I.ucknow';Bowling' :,Club.
New spring weight 'Underwear for
Men and -Boys.. New. Low Prices --
THE MARKET STORE.
- RIPLEY
Mr. Rab
ert- Munn has had a, new
porch built on ,his house. Mr.'
Taylor - did 'the' carpenter Dave
R ter+ work,:
Mrs. ' Catherine ; King.. is very ill at
her home in .the, village., Nurse °Stun-
son, is in attendance.
Huron friends learned with • regret
of_the_death o'f-„R chard Creech 'Pine
River.. Funeral, ...services at Bethel
`United _Church . on , Monday,.•i last,
were i' largely attended.:•
Miss Dorothy', Jackson, is spending
her holidays: with her 'parents, Mr.
and. Mrs. T. °"A: Jackson:
Mr.F,Frank - Macklem . spent nt .Satur-
day ' last in Lucknow. Mrs. Macklem
whop; has been ill -at. the ,home of her
son, r,,•�-Wan-=Ferris.—is�`mUCch'''1m-
proved.
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Coming. TO Slake Hali, Fridhlr
evening, May 11th, the pos►ular- pIsy
A'T ie Three 'Pegs" Presented, by ',the
PAngannen, . Young folic.- under, ,the
aupicea, of ,the ;Blake
mission ,25c and' f10c •
Mr: • and Mrs„ Jolin Srimleoufi of
Goderich, were guestn • of Mr.' and
Mrs. Thomas ` Anderson, S day
They aero accompanied by Mi
Jean Anderson and 'Cora Dicksoni,
who -.are attending Goderich; Code.
giate • Institute.,
Mrs, Thomas Harris and two child
Ten,. Miss 'Frances Philips end' Mr.
'and , Mre Norman Strickler and
Norma•, of Woodstock; wero.'ltuest' of
'Mr. and Mre.; Elmer•';1hillips,, part
hut of l;week.,;; ,
•Miss- Marguerite Long entertained
n number of`.her" young :friends ..at
her home Monday -'evening.;
Mr: Will - Finlay, Mias Margaret
Finlay, Mr. and Amis., Norman . Long
and ' Miss Marguerite Long attended
the Masonic banquet at Iucknow.
Frids7,Levemng.
FOURTH CON., -KINLOSS
Miss Myrtle 'Who' hs,
spent the -past' weer with friends In
Varna. returned to her. home .
Mr. and Mrs.` R.' Moffat and: Shirley
Spent Sunday; With 'relatives in
Londesborough. -
A car load 'of friends from .Toronto
speut_tbe, 'reek -en
'hOiiie- .ens of -the. gravel. ,
A number from here ' attended' the
funeral of the, late Richard', Creech.
who died athis home, ..after severia
weeks' illness.. Mrs.. Creech wv>ls,
'formerly Carruthers to
Whom: the, community extends their
sympathy.'
' "ASHFIIELD4_ VIAN. __ARRESTED_ ---
Goderich =-- Gordon "; ' Drennan ° ; of
Ashfield ,Township, -appeared
Police -Court Saturday, charged with
illegal , possession of a .still.: He vias
remanded for ''a. week, and allowed
his 'liberty ,on $1,000; bail. '
Drennan was arrested by Con-
stable F. A. Truscott of the Royal
Canadian 'Mounted • 'Police.. Other,
arrests on similar charges are ex-
pected in Huron, County.
3)7
-year of :outstanding .auto
motive achievement brings
you Pontiac- . a new model of •-
extraordinaryperformance, comfort, and
value! Time -proved features which
brought fame to past Ponti
acs
have been,
retained. Important new refinements ,
have been added ...many of them actually
suggested by Canadian. motorists, through t,
theirwhole-hearted co-operation with
General Motors' Customer Research
activities,
First of all, the now -famous Knee
Action' Wheels enable .you to enjoy a
Floating Ride. No bumps! No jars! No
shimmy:! Naturally, the 'exclusive Fisher
No -Draft Ventilation; pioneered in last
year's .General Motors cars, has been re-
tained and improved to provide an even
greater measure of comfort and protec-
tion.:Safety is further assured by new
BeAdis brakes ... a strapping K -Y ':'
BIGGER
ROGM1ER
STURDIER
F,SHER RODIE`
"Girder Box" frame .. and-new.Multi-
Beam headlain,ps.' Pontiac's mighty
Straight -8 engine has' been 'correspond-
ingly It's faster, smoother,
more.powerful, more economical .-.,•and,
because of live rubber suspension, prac-
tically vibrationless. Then too, increase
in wheelbase, incar weight, in body size,
N and in tire -size, all tend to make this
"the roomiest,' easiest -riding automobile
ever to bear the famous Iridian -head
trademark/ A
When you seethis distinguished:
modern car, you'll certainly want to drive
it.! And ,when you drive it, we promise
you'll :exp.erience, an honest -to -goodness
new sensation. Please accept our friendly
invitation to ride and drive in Pontiac,-
the 'car that makes a11' roads smooth.
Start ' the new year. right !: Let • Pontiac
show you the way • to a ' completely new
kind of low-cost motoring„enjoyrnent and
satisfaction.'' •
SMOOTHER SMARTED,
KNEE ACTION WHEELS
NEW DESIGN
MORE POWERFUL AND MODERN
T
STRAIGHT 8 ENGIN(41:1 SREAMLINING
:SILVER ANNIVERSARY
•
SAFER.
NEW RENDIY BRAKES
STRONGER FRAME
MULTI.BEAM HFADLIGHTS
off' GENCRAL Mor'oRs '
LOCAL
tALER
' HON,E 148
(CENTRAL ` GARA(,
SEs
oca
Mrs and Mrs, Howew
spent the, drat of the• Wardeep ia.AgnTor-.
onto. ' , • t ,
Bargains, in, new cool spring Under-
garments for' ladies and ch}Idrenr -
I'HE MARKET; . STOKE.
Mr. B. Spindler. of L.,bndon' avail a
'visitor the latter • part of the - .week
witl bis .:Couain,,.Mr..W. J, Spindler.
'The Young Peotile'a ' Society of the
United - Chureh. will . present their:
comedy-drai#i* 4'Tlie• Path} Acroes the-
Hili„ in. Winghant- on Monday *it:
Yen' liked -"The Path Across) The
HUl so.. you car3'thelp' but. like"The
Roi(d to tll'e (City .- plenty -of'. thrills,
13eh" eoinedy, roniance and pathos..,
` Mrs: Campirell_, r , OIs. and:'.:
Tony CemPlbell and .1dr. 'Jiro" Stuart
of Kincardine, visitedi. ` the 'first ' of
the `. week' with Mr. and Mrs, Jas:
Creddes., _a_si
Mrs. Mullin and son Clarence; M Miss
Jessie MacLean' and Mr.. Bert peddes
Of . Toronto, wereweek-end visitors.
with the. tatter's' "parents. Mr.. and
1drs:. Jas. Geddes "
Those 'who are "thinking of a .GIFT'.
FOR MOTHERS' DAY • should` see
AIIMSTRO hG'S window.: for ° •-ring?
potions. !Especial" •Silveri. • C ntre_
;16r- bte-ti
S .and .Odra,'
R: H. Thompson and
'Willard and Mrs. 'and Mrs, L.. -C.
Thompson, spent a ;few days .. t o
latter part of
,„the er th week with
_ r e. Mr. and
Mrs. P. J. Naylor in Toronto,
Dr; "Woods,. and Mrs. 'Tarlton ; of,
Detroit are over this week on ;ac7
count of the_critical :_illness_of-. Mr.
Matthew Woods,' -'whose conditions''
is so serious that' little Shope -is --'.rte,
tained-.for'his recovery:
We ,`require a ' few copies ' of' the
'Sentinel issue 'of Apra.' 26th, 'Anyone;
.raving this copy' -available' and not
.yishing io ' preserve it :would greatly'
oblige' us by bringing 'it into our
office. Thank... -you.;.: y ,
House' cleaning Means silver nolish�
will . be wanted.,; +Try ,' ELECTRO.'
There may .siso be pieces of, Silver
that ; should . be replaced. ARM-
STRONG'S have a number of new
designs. Call and see 'them..
The annual .meeting :of the Wor
men's Institute ,will' be held `at, the
and.:a_full. aoatteinCtdehraasnrcl-eews-iil' slS---reqauere_dsp;t:>Forerindcetaiy,MMyit30wloacockne.
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Attend MaKriaae
Mr.; and Mrs . Williaii'f Youn of
town "were in Owen Sound`. on . Satur-
dayr,;.,sttending the 'marriage ' of` his
gnly
daughter, -Miss Gladys Youn'and
b'Ir,orne „:McDonald of Galt. The
bride ''and groom .will make . heir
home in' Galt. , • = •
1108.;'
from.n distance attending.
tbe':funeral of Mrs.; Neil' Murdoch on
Friday were her sister, Mrs. Harris
or'Chicago:, and '.other relatives, .Mrs._
Powers of Rockwood, Mr. and. Mr's.
Orville Taylor of Belgrave, Mr. and
Mrs; Coultja of Belgrave and Mr. and
Mra. Robert McGowan of Blyth.
• Receives Promotion'_'
Mr. • and Mrs. • .Harold `' Freeman ,
were over -from the States the end of
the:,week visting with the former's
Slather at the home of Mr. and Mrs
r.{
' THURSI y, , MAY t)t91, ';tot
res Days, a
MOTHER, THE OLD FASHIONED SWEETHEART: . WILL
APPRECIATE ' THE . PRACTICAL GIFT.
Print, for house.. dress or apron
'oile' or are
S ,a for � .{..y the better dress
Silk La
4I w._ a _
O$
Silk Underwear
Gloves .o
or Scalia,
Pair -of' Curtains,
or a, Rug for her room ,
�mpleton
14IcCORMICK-DEERING --
Plows, ; Harro s
W , Drilla and ':
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: i`...Spre
a c.
is;
J. FLEURY ,& SONS—
NO.`13 21, & 77 WaskilsPlough
.. ,
, . and Sulky Ploughs...
. E. BISSELL CO—
Disc
......Harrows-and-Land-Rollers
GOOLD, SHAPLEY & MUIR' CO.- ' •�
Double Geared Self=Orlin - 'Windmil
k'RROST, ST Ei; & WIRE
Zinc Bonded Fencing, Coiled and Barbed Wire
and .Gates..
TIMOTHY and CLOVER
SEED
No..1 Alfalfa,' '_i _- _. Red, White and Veil°
Sweet
,_
Clovers; -.
For Sale at:
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• FANCY. MIXED CAKES,'POUND ., ... , . ,15c
RASPBERRY
JAM, 32 OZ,r_.....:.,. ....,, ...
PLUM JAM, 32 OZ .. 23e'
PINK 'SALMON, LARGE 'CAN . lOc
FANCY PINK , SALMON, LARGE, 2 CANS * ; 25e ,
TOMATO' JUICE, 4 CANS .,-.. `:, 25c
PORK & BEANS, 16 'OZ. TIN, 4 CANS
CLARK'S TOMATO': AND .VEGETABLEk'SOUP, 3 ,CANS 23c
--CORN CHOICE QUAINT CA%T .10c
1'' LB. BOX CHOCOLATES FOR MOTHER . , , 29e`
LARGE PINEAPPLES_..
Mangel, Turnip & Lawn Grass Seed
II ,ALL NEW SEED
Joynt. ; Harold has recently-,
been appointed assistant; manager
of the Washburn -Crosby -Milling, Co.
and" on his return :,from his visit
ho --and. Mrs Freeman will re-
d a 3'_rguse" :SgP illOP z YrY
ASHFIEL;
Friday being Arbor Day, most of
the • pupils 'cleaned up the school.
grounds in, the forenoon ' and with
the -teachers.: went on a fishing . , ex-
pedition in -the -afternoon,,
The Kintail Branch of .the. Wo-
men's_ Institute .held : the May meet-
ing at the `home of Mrs. R. Bissett,
and' as' this was the' annual meeting
election of officers took place. . Mrs.
R:
Bissett was elected president and
a great�conveniefice for the. farmers
during 'the ''busy.. season.
Mr. W.' L. MacKenzie.' of_ the Mac-
Kenzie `f>I'r 4, , Milmow,~:;_.rnaderny.
business trip through' this part of
Ashfield -oil -Monday. .
Quite anuiuber of Masons with
their wives, attended the Masonic.
"at home" in Lucknow on Friday
evening.
Ashfieldi, Presbyterian church was
well,.represented': at' the •meetingof
t1r rMaitland Piesbytrial l%eld in Kin-
eardine on Tuesday.
Mr. Stirlin�g sof' Bayfield. has . 're
'turned to j 'H"is home, after spending
several weeks with friends here.
Miss Tena e i
na; Buckingham, sec y,. -tions Do .you like strong "drama; thrills
Mr. ;Frank MacLennan has started and- mystery? If you do don't •fail.
on the . road with his truck which . is to see "The .Road, to the `City'
on. Decker '. VVelcornes '
The visit of
Mr:-iildgin: r
EPecial . representative of TIP TOPTAILORS, LIMITED
who will 1,0,4 this store'' on
TIiURSDA'Y, :MA 17tl :.
We -welcome- him" on. behalf of ell', the men in '.town '-r'vfio use'
interested in good Clothes: 'J '
He brings with him' large samples and suit ends of the Spring
and it gthe British Empire,
also model, garments fsho inm the lattest,Style tread..
'Tip TopClothes, hand cut ,and ,,individually ':tailored to your
m '
personal measurements b the''largest tailoring establishment
Y in•
Canada, offer you the greatest value in clothing to -day;
Regardless of whether, you purchase or net, we would : ome
the opportunity of showing you what wie liavc to 'offer
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TIP! TOP CLOTH ES
ARE EXCLUSIVELY . SOL�b ' BY
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MADE FROM -THE BEST'
AND MOST SUITABLE.
,MATERIAL F'OR THIS
CLASS OF GARMENT. ITS
Old, Hickory Cloth
SIZES0,14%2 TO-. 17,
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YOUTHS'' TWO PANTS '
;SUITS. ' JUST: ;A- SNAPPY
'STYLE FOR -THE ' MAN WHO
WEARS FROM 35: to, 38' Size.
Tut Low PRICE. WILL
SUttPRISE
swell, "
LUCK OW, O14TARio.