HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1922-04-20, Page 8.11
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,.-Fashionable Homespun's'
Among tie neat materials for Ladies'' Spring Suits, the' NEW • HOIVMBSPUNS are • talc. `
t late in Paajlio'f's decrees. They are made in nice even weave from pure wool
Plate
g varlet, of shades and colors; in plain and fancy checks. The width is. 54 inches and.
priced at $2.0d .2 yard, See display of Homespians in our west window this.
0 and $..75Per
meek'
We have a fine range a of All -wool Serges in a variety sof colors from $1.00 to.'52 50 a yd. ,'
In ColoredWiles we are showing a large assortment: of giialities,in very pretty colors •
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' :and designs, ranging in price•from 35c;.7t'o $1.75.per yrrd, •
Cotton Cwslun
cies •in two. et-tilers;,Nov and Cardinal,; suitable for, Children's' dresses,
.at the low price of 35c. per yard.
Silks and Satins
r',_ Our new stock of Silks and Satins contain the very newe est and finest qualities; and
are all very reasonably. priced.
We especially ,00mmend a• fine Black Duchess, 38 incheswide,' of very fine quality and
finish. This is .a special purchase worth regularly $2,50 per yard, which we are offer-
ing
at $2.19. •
Another extra value is a •beautiful, Pailette Silk, shown inl2 different shades and
=ors, 'Priced at $2,25 per yard,
Anyone •requiring a Silk Dress or Suit, should seeoour beautiful 'range• of :Silks,
season. ;
col -
this •
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Bays' Suits require . materials to, stand the ordinary tear and wear and still keep .their
ohape a e and appearance. These qualities you'll find in our Now Two-piece Suits in Pure
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Se • e and in' Brown' and: Grey ,Tweed, These • are• ' made in . latest styles
•`Wool. Navy.. rg . �••
and are excellent values at $9.00; $10.00 and $12.00, •
Pants, in.nice: pattern. Tweeds;. and to stand the
See our -line of Boys'Bloomer ..built •
racket. "Reeommen ded • for quality and- durability; • Priced $2.00 to -.$255_, .
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.ANIE,RO:N
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AMERON, MURDOC
Your Service
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Phone No. 10 is at
We Sell for Cash -We Sell Cheaper Thula The Credit Stores
Reduced Prices on.W all Paper-
• We have made big Reductions In the Price of our =Wali
----iPaper.,Call-and you. will be surprised at the values we are.:.
• All paper 22 - inches ,.wide; We can
giving. No old stock. , .
supply a man to. •hang it.
ZION
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WHITECHURCH
Monday, April 17th, Mr, .Lester' Falconer of Culross
"Rusty" Ritchie spent Easter 4with spent Sunday 'with Mr, and Mra. Jac),
Mark Gardner. ; Falconer.
Spring at last, Listen ;to the frogs Mrs. Dyncan Kennedy spent Good
Frog Hollow, . Friday with Mr, a d. Mrs. Hii, 'aid at.
Tlie 'Misses Ritchie of Wia►gham, Wingham.
were Easter Easter visitors in our burg.
A large number of young people of
Zion attended the .Easter .services ,at
Lucknow on,, Sunday ;evening,
• Zion Fishermen were • down fishing
at • "The Devil's Elbow" last ween,
returning with.their•bigs were filled.
Tuxis Square Boys must meet
..Thursday the 20th April at 8.30 to
tfrganize our Baseball Club for 1922.
The friends and neighbors. at Zion
presented Miss Mary Helniavirith an"
oak library. table.. for services rend-
ered asorganist in- Zion Methodist
church for a number. of years:
• BELFAST
Master. Frank' Sherwood isvisiting.
at James Alton's. '
Miss Hattie • Nixon spent the past
week visiting friends in Lucknow;
Miss Welsh is.epending the boli -
days at her home near Pine River.
MTs.. Walter Alton is visiting with
her parents near Paramount . this
week.
Mrs. Melvin Reed,, and son, Girvin,
are visiting with her parents, near
the Nile.'
Mr. and Mrs.'Wilfred Drennan,. of
Crewe, visited. at her home here one
(ray rasa eek, . • ', -
Mrs. "James Cook . has returned
home from Toronto, where she : has
been visiting' ,the past few weeks.
Mr. Melvin Reed accompanied his
sisters. . Mrs. Dowering 'ane Mrs. Er-
nest Sherwood, to the.West,•where he
will; remain'for some' time, .
- anei-lVHSi-W: innifrecl_
----Master Willie-
. Hunter, of ,Zion, • spent a few of the
holidays visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs,,•,oseph Hackett;
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Mrs; Musgrove ,Mrs W" J,
and
Greer were recent ,visitors with Mrs,
Frank Henry. ' •
Mr, Goo: and ` Miss • McQuaid spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs., F. Mac-
Donald
near Lucknow.
Mr. • and . Mrs. Archie Anderson: of
St: Helensvisited on Sunday nvith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert • Pardon; :
Mr,,' and Mrs., Jack .Pardon 'and
children spent Good Friday with Mr.
and .Mrs. Milton Bruce at Belgrave
Mr. ,arid Mrs. Roland Henderson.
and soh Heebner spent the week -end
with Mr, and Mrs,• Thos, Henderson, .y
•Blueirale Road. `
Mrs..Jas, McGregor •and Mrs, T. H..
Moore and son,. '°Millan, visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs, Jack. Hend-.
erson near Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs:. David Kennedy Jr,
and sons Earl and' Billie spent, the
Week -end with her parents Mr. and
Mrs: Bannerman at •Salem.
' Mrs. Ben 'McCI'enaglian and child-
ren are spending the. Easter holidays
with her parents, Mr. ` 'and Mrs:
James Barbour, St.' Helens.
On Sunday ' next, April • 23rd.; the
Sacrament. of the Lord's . Supperwill
be dispensed in the. Presbyterian
Church, at the morning. Service. On
Friday evening. April 21st, at x.30
o' meds, Preparatory Service' will be
held, when it is ecpected that the'Rev.
Mr. Gollan, of" South Kinloss, will be
present to assist.
Among our Easter. visitors -we no-
ticed-M'ss Lillian Longman of Wind-
sor, with hes mother; Miss Olive Ter -
riff;. at her: home;' Master Willie Kew
with 'grandparents; h his Mr,_at'd' Mrs,
Geo. Cottle; Miss Gera" .• Clubb, of
res
� SEED DRAWS
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• HURON _TOWNSHIP; COUNCIL:
Council. `met 'pursuant to adjourn-•
mi •
eat -with Reeve : in the ._• • chair. .
,Members were -all present; Minutes, of
last meeting :were read, and 'adopted;
The. following orders on the Treasur-
er were issued, viz: Duncan ,Cameron•
$8.00. for. 2 cords of „cedar' for Hall,
Dawson-=-Snow_den_32;75-for rep,.brid
ge'end. for one load of gravel at Lot•
-37LLC'on A: Road No. -1'7; Ernest E.
•li npnerton $500 for hauling' tile and
putting them irr'-isn eo1 iO-and=clean'
ing ditch; • Wm, 'Eminerton $2;00 for;
posts • and, •poles and rep. railing on,
Con. 10 Hill in Con. A, Alex•McCosh"
$3,D0 for _cleaning ditch on 6th Con
hill and filling washout with gravel
-Henry-Garter -$6.00 -for tile, - ,culvert_
a
d.1t`•.
on.�i.iz
and for one load of gravel
in Con, 9: Ben. Ruttle $2.25 for going
after grader. D, p. McKinnon $5.0'.
for railway fare and trip to Palmer
ston as a;.Delegate .on behalf .of, thc•
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Council: re better railway passen ger
' 'accommodation fromRipley to poiinti
south; Wm.' Pollock" $2.00 refund of
-dog-tax owing_to,•error in_ Assessment
-r 90 --cents re
-Roll, John Aennedy, p.
bridge on Road' No: 14: Ripley IJodgr
o, 7TI, O. 9.iii,-.11';•^--A;- Jaeksor
'Sec --$S7-:QO--for-rent-of-their-hall-for:'
the •short course: ,in Agriculture • An
'gas •Martyn $15.00 for preparing the:
stdteinents. of Account in connection
cpith. expenditures • on Public High-
ways. ' Ripley Hydro -Electric Systeir-
$11,.,0_ for light -for Hall; Saulton Gra.
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'rain .$3,48 for Amusement Tax re. The.
Morris Wilkinson Concert. John. Rhy-
ver $1.25 for' filling,,'2- washnuts er
Road' No, .13 Con. 6." Robert Irwin
Rce:v� n �C.McKaon, Dep, -Reeves
W J;„ McKay, R. McLennan*:and' Johr
r,. nierton . Councillors, •$25.00• .each.
Hart payment of salary. Angus Mart-
in, 'Clergy, .$50,00 "for part' payment.
of. salary, The Conned acknowledges'
the receipt of $55.00 paid to the Tp
Treasurer by. Councillor Emmertor.
--a .donation from Ripley -'.citizen!
towards gravelling 8th C;:n, West
McKay -McKinnon: That .the Reeve
enij owere.d to purchase • two“Pre
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__ --'Car
e -No,--6-:(Car
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4 andott
i•s one Na
le
••ied).' The following by. -laws were
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soled
d I -passed, s
By-law No. 648 to amend By-law No
146 'of the` Township of Huron ap
Tainting : Pathmasters, roundkeepers
incl' F'enceviewers for the "year 1922
substituting "Elmer -Osborne" ir..
niece of "Dugald Black" as Path -
Taster Cons; 3 & 4, ,from' dot. 13 to
tbT5: "Sy=ra I Nbt :`tQ bonia '
moneys ($2000,00)' frons the Royal
Bank of Canada', to -meet current ec-
---45•.4iier, roil;
• "+Cbiled'Wire," $4:40 -per Cwt.; Barb Wire $.0
_.Special Price on,._Woven Fence, 8 'wires, 42 inches high,
—ever' spaced.-12.
Mantle the `rod, Fence :S_
taples,!Plte,'
Blocks, Wire Giips, • Wire Splicers.
We have Paristone. for Plastering -Lime for Whitewashing.
Sherwin-Williams Paint, Quarts $1,40, Pints, 75c, any car
owners are painting their .own cars and doing a geed. ]ob.
We have Sheewin.-•-Williams�. Auto. Enamel in ;black; .green . ... _
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and,yelloL Also Effecto Auto Enamel.in ` the different-
g
shades.
'Using' either .of_._the _above Enamel with
' make a • car. look almos-tas '.
work and small expense, yon can •ma
good as new.
We have Muresco in all 'shades,, We have a,. Varnish for
' ur
OSe
.every
. P
.y
If you are undecided about how to .finish .a floor or decorate •
awall, .�e. omto us; we will put you right.
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heLucknow
. Hardware ___..w.
TBE•STORE THAT NEVER. DISAPPOINTS,
We.,welcome. Amil McLennan mill
bride to their new .home' in Loch-
alsh. -
• Mr. -and Mrs. C. -Congrain, of Moly-
rood, visited • Paramount friends on
.Sunday, .
Mrs. Walker, of Huron Tp;, spent
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the-ivee7s-end ;With'her daughter,--i1rs ,
Jas; Struthers.
Miss Annie MacDonald ,and Miss
• Louise MacDonald, of `Hamilton, were
up for over Easter.
.Miss Isabel: MacDonald, _ bf London,
is spending; the Easter .vacation under
"-the parental roof atintail
Elmer Fairish, who - has .completed
a two-yeay course inthe: O 'A. C•,
suelph, eturned home*}ast we.
Mrs, W. •Alton, . ofBelfoat, ' visi
with -her parents, -Mr._ and.Mrs, Ray-
mond, Paramount,.during the week.
Jessie Buckingham, who is •a stn-
dent at .the •-:;Stratford- ,Normal; . is„
spending the vacation with her par-
ents -if -Laurier.
Tomy -(:on;; wino liar '
'been poorly for . some time, • is not
improving as' last ' . as ' his many.
friends .would. wish. • .
:Mr. Frank' Ketchabaw, who:. ha:
been- lit-Innerkip.-the:-past. year or twc
has been engaged as cheesemaker at°
the • Paramount factory:
14irs: fi: Moore :and Mrs;-•-J;ames.'Me:.
G_e
o of Whitechareil; were'
.reg r,. . ,.. .Easter
Sunday guests .of Mr. and_ Mrs Jack
Henderson, at Paramount;,' -
Mrs, Thomas-Robb;f: Amberley,
vho has been seriously i11 for. some'
time, is. somewhat ..better, and " her,
ooinplete recovery hoped for.
Mr: and Mrs.. Fred •Parker, of Wil-
em,5, Man., who have been 'visiting her
brother, Mr; George Swan, Lothian,
have returned to their home in the
West. -.r .:..__
We are °pleased'.to know that• Mi.
Jack Hamilton, the genile and ob-
Tl'ging :mail' carrier son_-:R.-$,-L-uck-.
•low,• is recovering from •an abscess
ander the arm, :w ' h has- given him
a -good,, deal of t oublee for acme
weeks. -
The following teachers` are. spend)-:
ing the school vacation at their'
homes: -Ella Cowan, Bluevalei at.
Laurier; Viola. MacLennan, `of Lo-
thian, at • Laurier; Margaret Mac-
Diarmid, of Paramount,' at Lucknow.
d_
Charlie -Dexter. ancL _ . .
`daughter; formerly of the Soo, are
visiting with 'his brother, Teddy. Ile
Purchased the ieriti lsnowfi-ag the -
Smith McLean. property from. J. J.
Taylor, south of Lucknow, and will
move onto it. shortly,
: teachers and The iollowin stud-
ents
ents' are' spending their Easter vaca-
tion§ at their respective ,homes: Miss
-Anna-•r1VlacKenz er.of.Y.FordYte;..M ;..,.
Margaret of Kipper; Miss
Luella Cowan, of Bluevale; Miss Iso-
bel' MacKenzie, • of Auburn; Graham
McNay, of Carlow; and Misses Lillian
and Lois MticKenzie, of Goderich Col.
legiate, -
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SCHOOL REPORT Sr.III. to Jr,IV.-Wm, Dawson*,
Fraser Purves
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West.Wi wanosh • Jr.III to'Sr,IlI.--Annetta Fisher*,
1!d
q..
' --Par's
' ssre
oil`s... re aYid
Je
"" tr "" MacIiit
.>, ins li Mar
�_ =Era
,ercnvr It,00m ..,(Test m y y
. Sr. V-Winnifred Farrier, 90;.'An-
*-T0dd,:4•7-;-. Ain
t -bel f
,an
t n Woods, . 72.
Jr. V: --Greta Webb, 70;• Fred Mc
Quillin, 67; Vera Woods, 64; Made -
(equal), Alex MacKenzie, Sean- Mac-
Kenzie •John Johnston.
Jr,III,---Joint Wraith.
Sr.. I -Huntley 'Dawson*, 11ugli]e
112•acKenzie*. ' •
line Hennessey, 61, i• Sr, Pr.-Donalde MacCallum* and
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Sr IV -•Irene .'Woods, 15.: Lxla Stuart Dawson* (villa".), Harold Fur -
yes* Johnny Patterson*, Catherine..
Patterson*. '
:'Those .marl ed° "cvii:1r , tuts :hat
taken, honour'§,) '
Elsie L Shelt",:i teacher.
uaijgay 4'sa11i .:awn am; lu. AAouiIon'I
of Auburn with her sister; Miss Laid-
law; Miss Frances Wilson of Wing=
ham, with) her brother James; ; Mrs.'
Rev. Barbour of Medford . With. Mr.
and 'Mrs. Wm. ,Barborir; -Miss Maud
Conn of •Winghain• at .her home; 'Mes-
srs. ' Stanley • 'Rutlege and Vernon
Sinclair:of Brussels, at-. -Mrs, Gar-
ton's;.Miss Florence Purdorl of Wing -
ham, at her home; Miss Eva Dawson
of Wingham, at the Manse; Mr. end
Mrs. Ed. _ Browning and daughter,
Kathleen, and:Master Earnest pail
ing,of Kincardine, -with IVlr.-and Mrs.
Geo, •Cottle; Mr.. Arch. Paterson of
Wingham with .his.' nephew Mr. K.
Paterson
A SPECiALTy.
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.Oats
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5'0 •'�ush•,:1�eW.Century ,
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Carmen Seed Potatoes.. for Sale
Carme �
(only a few bags left.)
• `offering.the ` following. New Brunswick: •'
Will be Green
Seed Potatoes (sample can be seen'at"store) :
Mountain, •]risk' Cobbler and Delaware, 'i his to 'secure, a
is an
opportunity cure, : change`. of `first-class seed
,
1e and book your"order.
stock, 'Call and see'samp
brn shelled.:,�or on'cob, direct from corn
Seed . � •, ., b. ant, experts' have
fie`1ds; of Qntarlo, where overnm p
failed'to locate any corn borer, and guaranteed .as
goodggermination as is obtainable, to be sold off•car:
t G.T•R- station about May 15th. for $1.25 bushel.
(Customers booking orders will receive above price
and will be advised cn arrival.)
•All kinds Clover and Grass Seed for. Sale, includ-
ing Ontario Variegated Alfalfa, Northern.grown and
Griming; Red and Alsike Clovers and Timothy, as
well' as White and Yellow (Albotrea strain) blossom
Sweet Clovers. r
Some Cane Molasses still left and 'can he •secuted by the rrel •
or in small quantities, as we have it on tap:,
-.I ?,._.±flN _AYSON.
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I'IOLYROOD ,
The young people • 6f Purple Grove
;will . present. a "play, ",Josia's Co' i't
ship,'- in the: Township Hall, on tido
evening of Friday, April 21. The play
--will be given under the auspices of
•the Ho]yrood• Women's Institute, Ad-
mission 25c. ••-Sec'y. • • '! . '
o'o o`
•FORDYCE
Thomas O'Malley- ishome for
the Easter, week " -
Miss Nellie. Boyle is spending her
Easter .holidays at .home. • •
Mr; Elwell Webster visitedrelatives
at Whiteehurch:on. Sunday..
JMissoseph '• Madelineare-home thisw' O'Caellae .
kghan , and
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Mr. John .Boyles who •has been
pressing ";hay and 'threshing clover
•- . MARRIED.,IJ,1T SASK TOON.
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A quiet -'wedding' \vas. solemnized •-
We lnrcday. afterr•non', °•t :rsir 8, at. •
t'.•ie ''third• Av6nue,.itils Clod st parson,
a e, when .Mr. George W. Fester an 1- • _
I+l r,
rs aret-J; P]ei cue, both o-€
'Marg.
'Drinblane, •Sagl :,-were united'. in mar,•
riag;e, The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Dr: Milliken. Mr and Mrs,
Foster spent their wedding• trip :•at.
Saskatoon, Elias ;Sask., Loughecd
. and' Daysland, Alt, Mr's. Foster is •
the'seccnd daughter of Mr. and,Mrs, . .
Neil Beaton, of Dunblane, Sask., and
`'a sister" of Mrs. •G;. M.• Greer Luck-
now; Mr; and Mrs. Fosf�
at Dlrnblane, .Sask;
-=o-o-o—
who'was Pre-_
The -late -Jahn. elver, p ....._. _.
sident 'oi the Stevens-lIepner. -Co., a • ,
;brush manufacturing concern of- Port -
here this. •Winter , spent the Elgin, l;ef'. -u 'est..Le of `$120,470:62,
•• red as a .factory hand.
1.seed week -end at borne; I•Je stat „
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(;aunt," 67; Rege Levis, 67. •
' .,tr� ._ IV Dorothy • McQuillin, . 68,
• ,Grace "Cameron, 67` uTa :Wd tbei_.
head, 56r Muriel Miller, 53; George.
1ieQuillin, 53; Eddie, Gaunt, 48; Irene
Lynch, 44; Winnifred `McQu illin, 40;
Tommy Todd, 3i. .
Dorothy . C, Douglas, Teacher.
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S. S.• Nd, 9. KINLOSS - '
V,L•Olive Kennedy* • •
Sr,!V.•.•-•Mary MacKena:ie*, Marg.
aret Macifityre, dCt►'0 M1Cl;,eafl Kett* -
George Keyes, the Annabel Town-
ship farmer, whose partner in a garde
of 'checkers a Ealy weeks ago, died as
the result of drinking swamp whisk-
ey, ;was fined $100 and costs, with the.
option of two months in RA for eup•
1Y1 .the rink.•
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nenditure of the Corporation of the
Township of Huron, This is, a loan to
the Huron & Kinloss Municipal Tele.
•hone System, Enimerton---•McLenn-
an; Tliat this Council do now adjourn
to Meet again' on Thursday' the 25th
day of May as a court of Revi+iion
i 11 URr tic 0000004 ot`; ff®nOr41
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r1NNERS
I t_.is _ our . intention _ .from week to :wee 'to • Offer various.
lines of merchandise at prices that should convince the
skeptical that Dry Goods can be bought.in Lucknow
most Y - • •
at as low a rice and "in a good inany• lines' ower, than.that
a
Pe rchants in..the
_.. ,Mail_ � Order -louses -�' • u city. W nye
• e �ri`lex houses.in the . ::.
f th
small towns canna carry the -stock, but :there -is hardly any--
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thin.in, Dry Goods that we can't get •for voutou if you give us
the chance, and in Y..
g 'nearly 'every -case :it will work to
. Y
Advanta advantage.
your g
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ECIALS: FOR TIMI" WEEK ---
Co•
lored Turish Toweling asg foreverYy- use oinchcswide,,._at. 20c._ya ds
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'UnbleaclieeSheet rig- 'af- ti lyes wide,, •rioe--leav-y-•-Oallt-
thread: Specla1 V -clue- at 5-7c. a yard.: .= -
2a0 Yards EveretteShirting, suitable for house dresses, boys' wear, etc.
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• ' Regular a..c, a yard. • Special at 25c:
sleeves, fine . even Weave. .Sp2cial
•..�0 Dozen Ladies' Summer Vests, without.
at 25c. each
Towndiiip business, and at the usual
hour and .place, (Carried), ' •
• Anglo Mtnf Clark,
„c •.4:Y 14Y."sv : f t�. k �'""�:.C'ir ;2 v . t:.. ...F. ;47-.1'Z'.=
as•
20 , Doien Ladies' Black ,Cotton 1 -lose, • sizes
9 '1and • �r, Special Price 25c. per.pair.
25 Dozen Mens e— ery lay wore : S-xv pecial.
II
—Value at 25c. a pair u _ .
Dozen Ladies' Black •Pure SilkrHose :with' the
fashionahle:drop-stitch effect., These are seconds;
.but the -imperfections are so slight they ,will not
• affect the wear.' Priced at pile. a pair;. sizes'
.,_._ • _ � • �-y � y � , grid �4 ..
r
e - We sell and recommend the Terrier Close for
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es in iasis' an n Sizes
It, and 5
SfocIans,
children.
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P'at"Brn/s G .• 3 tei 10 .-2, and•priced at 30, 35, and 40c. .
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yra■y..:.cyz■ le_
• in
., 3,' and•
4-
widths
esG:,,.'�' .tr<...., �i;:Yit7x.".'.�-�..,-,.w._�. t-....�.. '».G•.::'r.:2.:4 ,....:'w'tx«„.,,
Special
Values
in
Wilton
Rugs -
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