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COTTO'' SOK
• Dozen *ea Black;, Brown,.
1$11,Vy and Grey.. These will be for
they -early bird.. + • •
25c pair.
MEN'S .SOCKS
10 Dozen Men's Black'Cashm4e
Sol, good weight andfast color; reg.
75e pari ' Dollar Day
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2 pair for 1:00. •
SILK POPLINS:
• ,$00 Yds.. of tbis popular material
on Bale at pre war prices. Colors.
Black, .Navy;. Brown, Green, Sand,.
Purple, Greys, 36 inohea wide. •
• 1.39 yd.
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A,', 4:4t.%>r it9. ,..
FACTORY COT-�, TQN ,
s is the best bargain in cotton since'19}6;' •,Niee•firm quality-suit-
able
uality•su td -
ab a fort all,purposes: YARD WIDE. Owing to quantity beinimi
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�we'reserve the right to limit the amount to a customer.. ' Dollar y
WORK SHIRTS
0 Doz. only men's heavy qand
elude; black and. white' or . blue
white, Sizes ,I4* to 17. This is one
of the big specials. $ Day.
$129 •each.
5 . y,ds. for $ 1;oQ.
LISLE .GLOVES •
Ladies', long lisle gloves, Black and.
Browns, all sizes,, beaiutiful quality.
Dollar 19a7
49c pair.
Ladies' Underskirts
.10 Only -Black, Green, Rose and
Flowered Silk Taffeta. Regular 3.75
to 6.00. Dollar Day
►2.95.:.
Men's 81
'Boys' 'Hats
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A bigbox at, the door full of
men's :and boy's hats; They wont
lastlong at . , •
SOe each
Cotton Stockings
25 Dozen Women's'Black Cotton
Stockings, sizes 8 to 10. , -iBig
Special • '
27c pair.
CORSETS,
About 25 pair corsets, values up to
$3.50. • 411 sizes up to 30 in the `lot
Children's L resses
An our Gingham• dresses have
been pldced ,in .two • lots: Dresses
up to .$1.50 for 95c. • '
2.50 to 3.00. Dresses for' $1.95.
butnot in any particular style, $ Day
' 1.75 pair., •
WASH GOODS
A big table piled high . with
° .B
prints; ginghams' and •shirting:.
Dollar' Day •
• 30c yard
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TEA APRONS..
' Dozenlawn teaaprons trine-
-seed --With . yal:_lace. Regular 50c. •
Dollar: Day . .
29c each..
Flannelette and
N Cambric Gowns
- -- About 10 doz. _garments are rncludf
ed in this item, but a the price quest-,
ed they won't last.long.; Reg. Values
up,to $3.00. $. Day $1.69',0;
BLACK.. SILK
• 1 Piece Heavy. Duchess Pailette,
nice eveuweave, will give splen'
satisfaction. Was 3.60, $ Lay ' °
$1.95 yard. •.. ;...
DOUSE DRESSES
'21 Ladies' Dresses, values up to
$4,014. if Day' ;nc:eb.
18,,Ladies' Dresses, .values ti p to
$3.UU. $ Day '.$1.95''
CREPE' KIMONAS•
About a dozen Ladies'. Crepe
Kimonas, •values from '$3.75 to
•$6900.. •$ 'Day •; ; .'......
$2.95 e
SLK WAISTS ••' '
21 . ly Black and„ White Silk
waists; • nicely made, ,convertible
collar, sizes 38 to 44. Reg, 8 50 '
and .3.75.• $ Day •
. 2.29
Cortecelli. Australene for
Sweaters, and Pullovers, splendid_-
range of colors. $ Day
Bargains . jn,� •all departments..
Space does 'not allow us to give.
all details. Bargains. Galore l
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• RE MNANTS
Lots of', Remnants in''• . Print,
owelings, +-dress goods,flannel-
ette, .etc, at extra low prices for
$DAY..
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MIKID GLOVES
36. Pair Women's ling Kid .Moves,
I}laek ' and `White, mostly elbow '-
length,'aplendid quality, $ Day, ; ' ..
'$1.50 pair
I/. TOWELLING
2 Pieces, Crash Towelling, dark-
color • • with red' border. Dollar
bay
- BOOT,LACES
Black cottonlaccs
,
40 inches
long,
suitable for Boys' or. Ladies' Boots,
Dollar Day..
1.5c Dozen
'UNION CARPET
ti I Piece,36-i union carpet, green
and fawn colors, ,fine for bed rooms.
$. 'Day Price, . • •
89c Yard,
CARPET SQUARES•,
$ Day will be a good time.' to
buy a tapestry or bungalo rug;,
'any square we ahVe, at a -
27c yd. 25 per cent •discount •
COTTONADE. .
.• 1 Piece .dark' striped cottonade,
, very- - good for overalls • or boys'
pants: • $ Day •• ..
.32c . yard.
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'Young Men's Suits
g13; Only waist seam" uitsTfor--%
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oung men, sizes 35 to 40, %•Leg.
. vafilelu'e
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$ Day your' choice
$25.00 .
:'Ladies' Raincoats di 1
10 ' Ladies' Tweed Raincoats,
nide new 'Style,' a very , service-
able garment. Reg. $15.00 and.
$16:50 $ Day
$-:2.45
1Vten's .IRainco its
About 15 men's splendid qual-
ity Tweed Raincoats, . up to 22,00.
$ Day
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$ 5-.09
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SUITING
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" Artiee -piece-tweed ' suiting,..for
• men's . or' boys''' suits, Reg. '4.00
yard ollar Da ' • •-•
yard, --Dollar • . Y
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2.50yar. d. '
Cut this advt. •out and bring it
with, you- You • will find many
more , bargainicnOt .listed, here:
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LISLE . HOSES.
.15" Dozen silk lisle hose, black
.r. whi+e Re,,i:.im brand, .sizes
to. 10, Reg. 75e, for
59c pair.
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BOOTS 'and 'S -HOES
.One table of ladies' shoes, but-
ton• and laced .'styles,; sizes 21,
to values, up to $7.50, $ Day
1.95 • pair.
_- 's :and Children's
Shoes
2 Tables of Woes -that -should
prove interesting on Dollar Day.
.;ices are makePrmarked: to make
quic_" ifi .:
clearance -
ARCH-
29th.
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Phone. No. 1 D is at Your Service
We Se11''or Cash•' -We, Slat -Cheaper'Ihart The- C'redit;•Stare>a
DOLLAR DAY! DOLLAR, DAY
we can
nofenurnlerate all the red snaps
hick ou will find at our store on Day, so
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below 3.p;"will','find only a few of -the bar-.; ..
gains which we will IiaVe,rea•dy.foryou.
-� ... � 00 for 1:
2. C`ranite 'sapce';pans� and '1 was71 bowl, reg. •20. $. •
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Y ; x 'Preseri►ir1g, kettle::'and"'1; sawce'Pan, regi 1,20 for .$1 • .00
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1 .'Granite kettle, 1 sauce pan, 1 •tin dipper, reg $1.20
for 4 .. `, . , • $2.00
1 Potato pot, r granite kettle; reg, $2:30 •• • .• .
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2 Tin and- and.' 1; tin 'dipper, reg. $1:, 20. . i $1.00 -
1 Granitepail and:1 granite kettle, -reg. $2 3Q;`, ; : •$2.00:
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Granite teapots, 'reg $i. 25 fol..., • , .•. $1..00•.
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1 Granite roasting pan and 1 steel fry On, reg : $2.80
.'for.. .•.,' .$2.00. N.
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Steel fry: pan,` 1•.du st• pan,.' 1. •flour sifter, reg• $ Lao
1.00 .
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Pail .Dr.• Hos' tock Food, reg. $3.50, .for. •.32.75
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2 Packages. Panacea,•: i•er;.. $•120, for.: ,
On that day we will 'ha're on sale several •tins of paints' and
stains which Will certainly go at bargain 'prices.•
Dont mis this
Bargain Counter.,
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The •�.uc�.r�•ow H�•rdware & k
THE STORE THAT NEVER ' DISAPPOINTS
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iz a i►um e'r oY'
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iallygood bargains in groceries. Call
and it will ill be a pleasure to show them.
What-
" • �-about Sepal".
sister?
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The.:.Anker-Holth self balancing Sep-
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arator, guaranteed .capacity 600 lbs.,
$ DAA'.0,��•
Special Prices for Produce.
. PHONE 75.
DRINKWALTER
& COUSINS
1,+U1INACES SUPPLIED AND..
" JNSTALLED-•PLUMSING AND
p1ACTItIC WIRfl' .
:4. WTS FOR 'MS MIA/MOW iffill#401,
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�~ EASTER S}NDAY.:SERVICE
-Methodist Church -The following•
is the 'order of services for' Easter.
Sunday a Morning servic ,
1. Doxology.••
2. Inivecation.
4. Prayer.
„fig .Chem' •ssaprran8, 9RI0., a-t!a_ ?chorus,
• "Easter Day" (Edwin • ' ow ey
6. Scripture Lessons.
7. Hlymn
8. Easter sermon
9' ayer.
10. PrOffering.`
11 Choir -Duet; sot i i i :"tenbW
"Golden , Easter Day" (F.
Stonbaugh).
12; Hymn
18 Benediction.
�::=.Eueninlr s�•i!#�O.s�.
>` Doxology. • •-
21. invocations
8, Hymn. k '
4F Prayer. •
Azth�em'Day. of Itesur.,
- rection)' (Geo 'W. 'Marston).
-f .Se ip'ture °i�eaclii}a"• , .
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At old man'; end aux old woman
were standing before the pigsty
looking at their only pig, when the
old, lady said: „"John, it will be our
silver wedclin' term-orrow. 'Shall we
hill the pig.?", Johnreplied with, a
look of ;'disgust, "What's the good of
iinrdering Ole- poor pfg for what
bopped 4,014.flve. year' . aha 7"
8. Sermon, Subject, "Our Lord's en-
dorsation of the Scriptures.".
9. Prayer. •
10. Choir -'Solo„ 'selected,
11. Offering.
18. Choir -Anthem, obligato, solos,
duets and choruses, .rather Oh'
Hear Us." (11. 1. Palmer). •
1d• Hymn.
14. Benediction.
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Never mind fussing up., Get 'to
Mclntosh's - store the beat Wn'Y 7014.
can and as early as you Dart ori Tue$-
dav�, Pellet Day,` •
. CREAM WANT:bD,
SE-AFORTII
REA1VIERY
1 Y -I lD GE A
CAN.' AT T. SMITH;S STORE.
We'test.Wcdnesday and Satur-
day, P.M. Get your can any da;.
"` Will -also buy limited quantity;
of good cedar legit
WE WILL 'APRECIA'I'E YOUR
PATRONAGE.
=D. ANDREW'S--
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Dollar �-.Dayls. your .o ,.ortunity to
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u.... our ---S - Pring, furniture: Below are 3�--y
list a few of our .specials for -DOLLAR
,Y• .ONLY., -DA•
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polished:
1 Dinars -doom, Suite in, golden elm, highly p
:in very neat design' .'consisting of .Buffet,' China : Cabinet,-
,slip•sea
Pedesta 1 Table •'with.:5 leaves, 5 finial .
zound.-.rice , _. .
ere 'and 1 Arm Chair with' leather slip. Reg:,p
• of this suite $161.00.. $ Day 132.50.• .
1 Dining Room. Suite in Empire Oak,. $ press:, a
very ';neat design, Well' finished -';- Buffet, reg:_ $38 00,.4
Day. $29.50.
Round Table, "with •ptdestal,` size 6 -ft, with 3 leav=-
es. Rea. 22.00; ;DOLLAR DAY $18:00. . • • -
1 Set Slip' Seat Diners in craftman,'.5• small chairs
fain ya , utr
Reg• .85:001-$'.�Da-$29i.75i': ;:
•-, -4:: P,eces._Mahogany _I3 d7Room Suite, highly• polish-
ed, neat design, con sists of Dresser, 3=mrror Dressing•
Table, Bed and Chair,: Reg. price .$10$.50; '$ Day . y
A "number of fancy., _Upholstered rockers and, arm 'chairs
in - fined , and golden oak, greatly.. reduced in price::
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Also a nain' ter` of Oak -Library -Tables -•at •reduced
prices.
Kapock Mattresses with -fancy
' $18.56; '$ 'Day $.14.251
A few Kapock Mattresses, art 'ticking Reg. 25x00.'
art licicingrsitegular •
$. Day:' .$18.500.'•
Alimited num bet of good quality all:at mattress
• .es ''with good art tii cking.: Reg: price $16.00., • $ Day
_•_.:" Give .us :a_call on $ Day and you will be
convinced that'we are offering 'exceptional
..values._in
We `Do Picture Framing.
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NOTICE_
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Notice .ie, hereby t01i; drat t.the
.business-• heretofore.. carried,;on,.,under.
the name" of ' "The EHtate of E. X.
Miller'' at the Village' (Cat. Helens
' has been discontinued, and - that th.c
said business' will hereafter be car,
ried on under the firm name of
Miller '& Co. All debts o*ing The
Estate of R. I. Miller prior to Jan-
uary. 1st, 1921, are required to bc-
settled at once. • ; • `
24.8.p, . Miller & .Co., St. Helens,
. ,0 -0.G --i- „
•1•f you haven't tried thebuoy'cor-
ttel• Store you have missed whatyou .
1 aarp .sold n : tore.lM ..ekons'if
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' 'FURNITURE DEALERS & UNDERTAKERS.
Y.: J
y'_�-..".-•------'" -- ----- udie,e .hemi ; 'con -.Wank ►th
BELr+'As'r ltheaughter 'almost 'througho�nt the piay
M d lvY s Mr ell credit" ie tlar` nxr young- peopis
tylia tank 'their. paPtg---- ' ive11 tit tlyd
play, ^f d also to those who assi'sterl
in. the music between thenetsIliad in •
helping to make -the - concert ra fine
auecetis. .
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;oat wishing ' n
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Leslie 'Ritchie, and ' Mr and ivl. ins;.
John Emmei'son many years: of hap-
py Wedded life:
Mrs. John Bradley hasreturned
home after spending'•_ the week -end
With ' her 'parents.
Mrs. Sam Morrison and children
are visiting at, her forn'ter home here
Mr. David Hackett, . who under-
went a surgieal operation. last week
is doing. as Well as can be• expected.
The' play' entitled r`A Young Cann -
try ' school . Mani" drew a large'
crowd at Hackett (.lurch on .l ri-
-°o.do....•.. •
1:f :it is -to •13ave .a" dollar yen.cOme
to town, better deal at Maekenzie's;
My einstonnern, save dollars every day
in the year. p_
Try the corner otore first. door
west of Cain House ---for • quality
'goods, right price and a square deal. •
day, nigh., and wa enjoyed by all .4tackonsla'o Goo*
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