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¶Ihe Opening days of our Clearing SummeiSalebrought many Custom,*
ers to our store who have taken advantage of the many bargains offered
and many have expressed their satisfaction» at the opportunity offered by
this sale in its money -saving possibilities to them i4 purchashig slimmer
goods at 'such low priees"so early in the season, Besides the Special bar.
gains mentioned in oar circulars we are- adding many others- for the last
two days of- this sale, .If you have „already 'been here you know the
splendid values we are giving, and if not • don't miss what is offered fo.
Friday and Saturday,
Bleached Cotton Snap
This regular 1234C Cotton ati 1 yds.
• for.$1,00 is one of 'the" biggest bar-
-gai:is awaiting yoti. •See this Co. -
ton, examine its fine even thread and ,
• good firm quality. (Not more than
22 yds. to one customer.
• Men.'s Straw flats at $1.01) •
We have had a big •sale of Straw
Hats-, and no wonder as the low
price is very "attractive. Reg. LP)
2.00 and 2.5o StrHats for only
Sr.00if you are not hatted for
the summer get one.,
Fancy Ninslins .•
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• Fang Silk Stripe Muslin% in light blue and
pink shades, extra fine ,quality, reg. price 5 ,
Sale Price Ac yd. Ask to see these,
Circular Pillow Cotton
A bargain opportunity to purchase 42 • in.
Pillow Cotton' , nice• even thread, heavy qual-
ity worth 28e, Sale Price 22c per yd.
,„ Corsets at 39c.
7Special fdrFridayPend sat'ird,aY`ACtesll;ft
various kinds and styles ofCorsets..
lot of t of • *163. This is a
• 39c. A good assortinen
Big Bargain Snap ,
MEN"S 14'.4.1•4163t STRJ.PE WASH VESTS -
Reg.
to 2 CO Sale Price 75e.'
Wash Goods Special 1254c.
S -e the Table of Extra Values in Crepes,
11 uslins, Repps and Linen Suitin,„.s, a splen.
did assortment of COIOT8 and patterns. Your
choice for 12ic per yd. • • .
Ladies' White Waists
..As we donot wish 'to carry
over on Friday and. Saturday we
' clear out the,balaace afoul' fine lace,
trinimed Waists 'in- 2 lots at. 25 and
5oc. Also Girls' White Sailor
Blonses;trimined with blue, at isct
Ladies' White Dresses
To clear 'thebalance of our Lace
Trimmed, White Muslin Dresses '\
the.nprices for Vriclar and Saturd•ty
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selling are marked very,Iow. Reg.
3.00 to 3.50, for $1.90 ; reg. 4.00 to
5,..00. for $1.75, and reg, 8.00 to 8.5o
for only $2.95,
z only Ladies' White Repp Wash Suit,
trtmtned with insertion and•crochet
buttons, to clear at $/.95.
•/ only Ladiei' Whit 8 Linen Coat, inser-
non trimmed, to clear at 95c,
Remnants With big 'selling these days rem.
nants of 'various hinds - are accumulating., ‘•
These are placed, on our . Bargain ,Table at
,low clearing prices,
New Goods for "Men's -Wear
Gymkhana Shirt*
splendid assortment
of those cool, comfort
able Gymkhana Negli
gee Shirts for men and '
boys. -; just, what is
needed during this: list
weather..
Men's at 1.00, 45 and $L50
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Boys,lal90
lii:'81:.es• 13; 13 1.2 and
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Boys' Blouses. with Collets,
at 75c.
'Negligee Ties. ••
The new Summer Tie
forYegligee- Shirts, in ,
very pretty stripes and
4:becks, with interwoven
.‘corcl ring at 50e: •
Balbriggan •
Underwear•
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Cool, Comfortable' Un-
• derwear 'for' hot days.
Price 50e. •
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I have secured the agency - for Maxwell Automo-
biles for .1..ucknow and District. I' Would' ask
• anybody thinkingof, getting an Auto to seeIthis
car and 'get a demonstration with one. If you
liVe'at a distance drop me a card and arrange for
. a demonstration, which will be cheerfully pgiven
at any thue. I will also stock Oils, Grease, Tires,
and Vulcanize Tires and Tubes. My experience
• in autotuobiles justifies me in saying that I will
look after all adjustments that may be required to
• keep your car in, first-class running order. Call
• at R. Webster's' blacksmith shopfor further in-
formation,
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• • jotio G. ,KVNT2„ .
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Ilolyrood
July 26.
Mis Elvy Hatrisonia visiting -friends
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• • Mair Itairnard mid family :spent Sun.'.
day at Chas, dongram'e, •
.0pent Stintlay at Wm. Meltenzie'e•
Attchoori, Matti is
-f orking for it fewdays with it iteaty.
Mr 3. ILAaliort, Whet liaajustreirtrn-.
ea trent the Vi)'tit„ spent the week -end
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Owing.absenceof
to the the pastor,
• , :Mt Denzil. Statters conducted the tier-
• inet4 thir3frithodis Church hare: On
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•• The itomeit'ir.rietitutowlithold their.
nett meeting:et the.lionie of: Miss Mae
Henry,• August3rd. at 040 'eelock.
' lira. lIerrillton $4,recit paper. .40
• 'Old ItemmiSeenCert .3firs, W. T. Well.
Insets togs* &taper glitaty dishes fte;
'00110100tombe taken,
**lb* weionne.-431Kte.0004
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-Tuesday, July 25:
Nehlon Bushell•hruut nay( auto: and
its's•A dandy.. •
Cary& Fitzeli, of Toronte, is visiting
•her Mother, Mrs. Amos Fitzell.
gter--W.--MeGonnell; of-iher-toothi•
• London, was in Our burg on Sunday.
Mr, and Mra, Blue, of AmberleY,
Wed the old homestead On Monday
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Mr. and Mrs, James Itay, of Detroit,
are visiting her slater, Mrs. Ed.Pery, 6f
this place. _ . .
Pte. Scott of tlioinOtli„ London, Was
home visiting his friends on. Saturday
and Sunday. "
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lames Carleton, wlioheetwen visiting
frimids'around Kincardine for. a .
or two, has returned home, •-•
he iiteibyterian Sunday School is
having del* annual Picnic on Aug: • 6rtl
rn riyatt's Grove, 'Silver Lake.
foto, lee au& deorge Kaman, Of. the
160tht.Lotidon, ere home Oa leave for
month to help the :farmers with barvest-
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James Hodgkinson, our village blaelt-
• Smith, has bought out 'the shop from
Geo. -Colwell, of this lace.• We all wish
I NTR41400 liegULTS
iN WEST 111.1Witi
iiany o cuti tioilQQ Is were clesed for
. . .Fiudj,y, July 26.
Mr. Roberti% of Winghain, visited
Le r brother,; Mr. Neil Murdoch, hot
l'Nek•
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NM CPA% McDonald, of Con. 4,
Kinloss, spent a couple of days at A,
l'eLfiarinid's.
M. Kerry,elan, of Molesworth, and
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lila wife and ur
'a )tored up on Sunday
to See friends( ere.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Washburn, i)f, Detroit
who Oscine ovUl' in their car, are visiting
'friends around here, Mrs. :Washburn is
sister of Mrs A, McDiarmitt, • .
Mrs. Shiflett, of Erie, North ,Dakota,
is visitirl• !dads and rehitives around
hereShe is accompanied by her hue.
band and daughter. ; She left heti for
the West 34 Years ago' and la now back
to the old familiar scenes, df her 'child-
hood for the first timesince leaving.,
Rio 'llespT.HWIrile. Mr, end Mrs.
Rob. Struthers and Albert were going to
town Saturday evening, an auto rearing
down hill at a high; rate of speed met
them where the road Was narrow. The
hose jumped, upsetting the rig. Albeit
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was hurt, and though not seriously,*:he
is still unable toviOrk.- A little eotreid-
eration on tlie .parc of the Man who
drove. the auto- Would have prevented
this accident., Welvant..balf . the road,
and fair yarning, ,- •• ' . 4
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A Flower Plucked la Bloom
from one to AM' Wddke *Nona of
meieles, Tarnopol or chickerivex.Thlb
•Itiedeied the work of all tile eiasees and
reduced the number memo the #. $,
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Entrance :Examination. •
. DIONOASMAI
•- none Jean. INtiber Fier.
*nee. Dnraint Melcelvey„ *Muriel.
0reer,141., reetlarid, Bello Brriestoo.
AsariEto Sion`ose.•
IsTo, 4 -Alberta Beckett MOW Jobu-
stop, Lottie McKenzie (honors),. AlbertTbaia
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• No. 5-44 Rohn, Verna Strond,
No. 7-Vrelbostdullentleison.
No id-sjarjorie Johnston..
PoligheitY,
No 12 -Jessie 13iickingbarn, ; • ,
No. 11 -Lila UnnaPhrey. •
• Coriantif$ Sxatronfi •
Unr,115.--Meksie daughter of
Uri. aryl- Mrs. Henri:Mullin, of Ashfield,
'departed tbis life on July I ION at: the
early age of 12 years She .lived a happy•
child, life, finding great enjoyment in
cOmpanionship thechildren who
knew her. °•Slie loved Jesus, and took
great delight in, thnSunds.y School and
the singing of the children's hyinns. ,
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though :young in years, she was possess-
ed with more than ordinaiy, wisdoin and
loved to tee eh the yenriger children about.
Jesus and the way to Heaven, She Was
very inn* endeared to all around here.
Her life was woven into ours withsilketi
cords -of tenderness finer - and stronger
than the ordinary. It wrenched 90
heartgi'when. she was taken, but knew
it best, and we said; "Fatbel'ilbk
will he done". She went sweetly a:Sleep
in the arias' of Jesus; blessed idt101) kohl
-which ,none ever wakes to Weep.' - •
The 'antral was held on thontliq to
Greenhill cemetery, The funeral eery -
ides viers conducted by ,„the Rev. J.
Little, of St. Helens. Miss • Little also
sang svieetly,,a 1:OJor., °The City Four
Square." Abe, wok.carried to her last
resting place by ix Public School ,and
Sunday Schddlp4ibit aataelY: • John
Scott; Thomasiyittle, Dren nem'
Sidney reiguson:Ahnir and Lorne -Far-•
ash. Mr. and Mrs. Mullin•Aave the
sympathy of thdoontrannity in their sad
bereavement. . • •
• "Say not 'herciwork don, , •
NO deed of !dye or:goodness ever dies
But in the lives of others multiplies,
Say it is just begun.".
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- St. Helens
-Wednesday, July 20.
Miss Ethel Anderson .spent Stinday in
him suteehs. •
' -Mr, Jek--Webhieftt t- week fora
•trip ont'West.
Pte. Rose Migray, of the 134th, Cain))
Borden, was home over Sandy.'
Miss Laura Currie, of Wingbam,
Spending a few days with Miss Chris.
3ililler. . •
Haying is aboutecimpleted here and
an abundant crop, has been harvest-'
ed, one farmer in this vicinity having
over 125 loads. The wheat is a fairly
good crop and is ready to cut, •
Mutual
The Kintail Branch of the Women's
Institute will hold their annual picnic
at Lake View Park, Kintail, on Friday,
July 28. We trust that friends will be
prepared to enjoy a day at the lake. -
Secy..
Verdun .
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• L -Monday, July 24:
Miss Norma McLennan is the 'guest
of Missitosie Nesbitt •••••
' Mr.'Merton Fraser, Kincardine; spent
Sunday at his home here. • '
Mrs...T. Reid -Spent a day last week
Iwith her sister, Mrs, J, •Farrell. '
Miss Rebecoa Smith was the guest of
.Mias Nellie McMullen, on tundaY•
Miss Dorothy Sawyers called on Mise
•Ella Armarong one evening` last' Week.
Miss Helen Blair nasi arrived %bine
rafter spending a few_liveeka, _with.: her
sitter in Appin. •, '
The hot weather leads to a number Of
• picnics being held at the lake. It's the
•hest place tole_on_a, hot day.
• Our boys in khaki, frona the London
calm; ate Irnmn on a 111ntIN furlough.
We are pleased to have them With, us
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• Aire, A. D. MeCosh entertained her
• Bible Claes at. Bruce Beach last Thurs-
day eVening. Quite a number gathered
„and the night wee spent in'. every kind
of enjoyment. Delightful refreshments
'ivere served in the way of sandwithes,
ice create and cake. A five.tent piece
Watt baked in with .6ne of the -dikes and
the pram byttuflate enough. to receive
ths4 ticker wasio be married within a
yea's tme. M. Wm. OanwrOn waS the
favored one, and all the girls are anxious-
ly "waiting, Dill, to see who will he the
lucky ono.•• . .,
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Master Horace MeGuire. retaraed, on
Saturday after 'spending a week at Camp
Borden.
Miss Jean Webb, who has been home
from London for a. vaeation,.returned on
• Wednesday last.,
The Misses tuella and Bernice Shaw,
of Binevale; are spending , a • few days
visiting friends armindlhe burg:
• Pte, Robt. McGuire, of the Hist,.
• Camp Borden, anitilfs, Robt. Buchanan
and James Baker, of the 1430th., Lenclen,
are home for a few.ateeks to help with
the harvest. '• •
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• The • bricklayers are getting along
splendidly with the work on the new
school house •Therare making a good
job, and expect to be through -in about
a week. To all appearance it is .to be
• one of thetest country‘schoot }loured in
the province. We 'understand that Miss
Chris Miller has been engaged to teach
in the mnior room. •
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-Tuesday,, July26.
--Mrs • McPhee, of itp1ey,is Visiting at
McDonald's. •
Miss Min'rde 'Sandy, Of Toronto, is
spending her vacation here. .
• Miss Ace. Morrison, Of. Iowa Falls,'
Iowa, and Dave Falconer, of Langside,
motored td3AcLerui's on Sunday
Mrs; Chas. *Lean and two Children,
Mies Sara McLean and Master Ilayinorid
Seghet,of Chicago, hie spending a month
or so Vitnting at A. McLean's.
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MATLEIED.-- On Monday,. the 17tIt
inst , at the Alaimo, Ashfield, by the Re%
J.'S. Hardie, &inlet (4 Swan to Laura,
eldest datigh'ter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Johnston, of Arillield. • A long, happy
and prosperous married life is the wish
.of Vhjrpiny
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IsTp:1-Westaitriiher,- Emma Snell,
isre. g-7.-GertrUde Gledhill.
No, 34-Aleartie Levy, Grace Hamilion,
Isabel Young,
No..5,--Philip Bogie. ,/,‘•
No. 0-Annie.Raxter, Mary Gliddon,
Hazel Symonds.'
No fa-Lsora 'Treble;
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Gobteraa•Te, SEQTIoliE , •
• No. Rutledge (honer a), Marion
Rtitleclge. • ,
No. 8--irenn McClure• . , • ,f
WEST WAWANOSil SECTIMIS
No. 2 -Olive Craig, Olive Finnigan,
Ethel Washington. •
No. 3 -Willie Thimipson, Andre*
No. 4-,Toseillt Forester, John -Gaunt, ,
N9,15-49000 Jefferson, Ida .111011/P
Separate SchOol-Ethel CuMmins. '
No. 7 -Melville .Beecroft, BAewecArl.fts7A-tary
leon, Lyla
No..8-linnie Page.
No. 11: -Alba Walker, Grace Wight- 11 , THE, STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
maa, Annie. Page.
Phone No. .Your SOrvic,
We sett tor gash--Ve .sett Cheaper TiPit Credit Step?*
If The extremely heavy* crop of bay necessitates mower
• knives being kept very sharp We have a '
Mower Knife •Grinder
that would just suit you. Bevelled cut gears, 111017
speeded. It is fitted. with two stones mid is an ee14
lent article which. will last for years. . Price $6.00.
e Preserving Season is
on- and we have the most.
varied line of'
Preserving. liettles
ver shown ityLucknow,
If you want a cheap kettle we
have- them.. One Coated Ware
ranging in price &OM 25c to
4•Qc, .111 the medium quality
we ` ve them from sac to..4/.00. • But we would call
your attention particularly to our Moonstone line, This
is the smoothest and best wearing graniteware on the
market. We have a full line of it. The preserving
kettles range in price from 55c to $i.00. •
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This is the weather for Oil Stovesr .We have
many pleased women using the "Florence"
A tomatic. No wicks to clean, no valves to
leak. We sell Premier Gasoline and Royalite
011, the/best products on the market.
..The LOcknoWliardware Coaleci
Mani Michigio , Visitors
Reciprocity in'aiitnniohile lieeiiSei be-
tween 'Ontario and the State of Michi-
" n has resulted in an; unusuk-Mtinber.
d Bruce and Huron "old bortand girls"
-Visiting' these counties this season.
Formerly, till crossing the international
boundary, the wirer ,of• automobile
had to take'Ont hcense to run his car
in the couniry.iisited. This season the
.governinence of Ontario and Michigan
have recognize he licenses
each of. thirother for 30 dayednring the
seation. This be great convenience
and will greatly Promote the visiting
back and forth of the people of the pro-
vince and state„ The arrangernent.
doubtless, will be continued and extend-
ed toothei states. The anto-owntr is.
!flaking himself felt.. ,
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LUIrosU centre
•-Moriday, July 24.
'Miss Isla,Clarke, of Teeswater; called
on friends litre on Fridayof last week.
A number from here attended the
funeral of thejate thre William., Case
• On Tuesday of last week. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hemieglay, of
Brussels, formerly of Oen. 6, called on
friendehere on•Sunda,y last.
Miss Mary Stohe has passed her exam-
ination and has .been engaged is. tettehet
for COn. 8: West school for ti; coining
Mi. and Dirs. Thomas Eskrick and
faiinly and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gnest,
•of Kingarf, at the home of Glee.
Richardson on Sunday.
Kingsbridge. • ••
-Monday, July 24. •• •
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• Gonda Sullivan has. arrived' honiti • • ' z
from DetrOit • -
.' Miss. Mabel •Clancy, of' Cargill,. spent .
the past week with cousins here. • • '
Mr, and••Mrs. Pon. Poing and child, • . •
of Wnwa.nosh,• Mr: and Mrs. Pettrir and, •
Child, 'of London, and Michael Fermi, of •
'Saskatchewan, visited 'Aid!fteld friends1 • • : • .
'on kliiiiday. • . • • • ,
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tasee Mergaret. Dalton, Marie and • •
Eileeu $011Ven arid Irene McCarthy and • .•
Messrs. •SulliVari, J.' P. Sullivan, •
John 5 and .Walter Dalton 'and, Gus'•
McCarty vialtedin• St: Augustine and
Dungannon -on Sunday last: .
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• the purchase price otthis,farripusi
1881. Rogers Ai Plate
E give coupons with every 25C. pur:
chase of all the high grade Varga- •
teed products made by .the United
Drug Company. We are willing to lose
• money on the silierw,are to get yew ac.
(maimed with these goods. .which are, sten,
• • (lard in _their line. •-
1texall ItOined"
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Liggett's Candies, Peit,ies, Toilet Article,
Brushes, Stationeiy,_ Rubber Goods, and
%hundreds of other iteMs, househbrd' prepare -
'tions, etc. You cannot afford not to Se':'
cure this popular silverware, when you can• -
get it on Our half bought plan, As an ex-
, aamnpleee, tthfiosioteiascr monithc2,
thatS;011nssfor g you
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With every purch,ase of goods .amounting to 25c. we will give
--OneCoupon.- Niifith-verr purchme-alleitall goods
we will give Two Coupons.
Get a list at store showing illustrations of x8 different pieces of Silverware
--- and telling how many coupons are required for each of the
24 pieces offered on, this plan.
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22 SILVER TEASPOON FREE
On Saturday, July 29th We Will Give Absolutely Free
to.each customermahing a purchase of oik‘e dollar or over.
SEE IIIE SII.VERWARE IN OCR wiNDowl,
WE MAIL ANYTHING.YOU WANT PosTpAto
FORGET NoriN "HONE 3
E ARE HERE TO SERVE. YOU
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