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Junel3th; 1907
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No Matter how Great the
Lfossew-Coods Must be
Turned Into Cash.
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Everybody knows that the cold and back-
,
ward spring has greatly hindered the sale of
... many lines of goods with merchants all over
Canada. In Toronto alone they estimate their
loss at over
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Our loss is not quite as large'as that, but we
tur ,
• hav; a lot of goods here that should bavebeen
into cash a month ago. .
Now, here is the point, you will need these
goods in a few days or weeks, and we're giving
you a chance fo buy them at pries which will
enable us to turn the stock into cash at once.
Thousands of dollars worth of goods are
being sold at less than market values, and this
is your opportunity.
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S • $
# in. Plain Grey Lustre, Fancy Figured,r10-2
# hair, Black and White .Shepherd's Plaid,
• new light tweed effects -in pate1 shades new
E#405ress Goods # •
Pecial
290 yards, this season's newest Press Goods
• black and white Paris Suitingc, eta:—Regular
price up to 85c per yard. For the
balance of this sale, your choiceofthe Reit
entire Int • • • • • - •
$1.50 Fin t ,Black Dress Goods $1.25- •-•.
$1.25 Fine Grey Dress Goods 75c
75c Fine Tweed and Plaid Dress Goods; --39c.
'50c Organdie Dress Muslins 25e
30c Dimity Dress Muslins 16c
600 Pins (3 papers) Sc
;12eFinest English Printi 9c
-Pc Factory Cotton, 36 inches wide 6c
150 White Victoria Lawn 10e
$7.50 Newest Spring Coats (12 styles) $5.00_,--.L
$12 Fine English Cravenette RarncoatS,$7.50
$2.75 White Lawn Waists $1.50.
$4.50 Embroidered Linen Waists $2 "
$4.50 Black Dress Skirts.$2.98
$1 Black Sateen Utiderskirts • 75c
8c Stripe Flannelette 5c
15c Art Muslin 10c
20c Black Sateen 14c
$1.50 Lace Curtains $1
500 Embroidery Belts 25c
50c White Lawn Aprons 25c
20c wide Embroidery. 10e
35c Cashmere Hose 25e •
Ladies' Cotton Vests, with or without sleeves,. 2 for 25e
$4 Embroidered Waist Lengths .$1.50 . .
Dozens of other bargains not mentiond 'here.
3 Big Specials for ,Pridag Morning at 8
10c Embroidery 3k
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500 yards Embroidery, in widths froin tWo to three iothes
regular 7e, Se and 10c, Friday molting.. a 0•• ..... ;
8c Pure Linen Toweling 5c •
400 yards pure Irish Crash' Toweling, regular pride Sc',
Friday morning
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145c Long Black Silk Gloves 50c •
(One pair to a dust freer) • .
25 pairs onlyt Long Black Silk Gloves, I are silk, regular
price 85c, Friday morning
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Big Millinery .Special
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season's newest dasigna, that eold ftt $5 and $6
twelve only, beantiful trimmed Hats, in this
On Friday inornihg twit we place on sale
each, all one price • ‘•' • •• • • $2.50 t
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a...- 4110,4111.446Aboi10/.6.46,Aboll'ilb,"110,.:4\.0410.,;;;Al 11•04.0,16Ab.•
for Pridag and Sattn,dail
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Marriuge4
STEVENS---JENICINS-At the reatcl.
ewe of the bride's patents on.
June 1.2th by ucy. W. J. Jollitte,
Tessa, sod Younsyst
et' of Mr. R. &Rifts, to Wes*
J. Stevens, .4,11 of Goderieli tom.
skip.
SCOTT7ARM.STRONG-At the rest -
deice f Ie breis nether, ay-
oId the Re. john
Hester, ' daughter of Mrs. • MUSS
AtillStrOng, to Jarnes W. seat of
the 4township of. Morris.
STERFIELD-CODE-At the resid-
enee di the bride's parents in
W. Hartley, Maud, daughter of Mr
Thos.. Code, to Alexander Poter-
fleld, Clerk of East Wa,wanosh,
LACICIE--MORRISON-At $t. Paul's
rectory, Wingbam, May 29th, by
'Rev. T. S, Boyle, Geo, Leckie to
Letitia Morrison, both of WroVet-
• cr.
DOW-LEISHMAN,---At $t. Paul?
rectory, Wingham, May 28th, by
Rev. T. S. Boyle, Jas. Do NV to
• Nellie Leislunan, both of East
Wawa/nosh,
SMALL-McDONALD-In the Presby-,
terian church, Auburn, on Jim
5th, by Reyt. Dr, MeLear:, Rev,
• Mr. Small of Blyth 'to Edna. Me
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Donald.
IPINLAY-CRAIG-At the residence
a the bride's ;parents, West We,-
vvanosh, oni June 5t1f,* .Win.
• lay to Emmeline C., • daughter of
Mr. and Mrs- Joh4 Craig-
MeLEAN-DTJNDAS,--At the Method -
is t church, Seaforth, by Rev. P.,
• J. Currie, assisted . by. ROcIS.
• K. Dirks and R. S. ,Baker, on the
5th, 'inst., Rev. George. A. Mc
Lean, of Cooksville, and • Alice,
daughter of John •Duncirts, of Mc-
• Killop,
KERR-13ROWN-At the residence of
the bride's iarents, Brussels, • by
• Rek,. A. C. Wishart, on. June 4th,
J. Leslie Kerr, editor al • •The
Myth Standard, to L. Jean
• BrOwn, dauggter of Mr. and Mrs
• George Brown,
COLE-MARA--At • Liman; on June-•
5,th, W. S. Cole of Exeter- to
• Edith, daughter of Mr'. and Mrs.
• Edward Nfara, of tucan.
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11/Vest Huron Cowper.,
votive Conventlon
on June 27th,
The annual meeting of the Liberal
Conservative Astoelation was hid in
Godprieh on Tuesday afternoon
was well attended by delegates fro
various divisions.
The chair was well filled by De.
Case, be efficient president of the peat
twriyeare. He declined re-election
steel Mr. David Oantelon of Clinton
was appointed in his Owl. Hr. A. J.
McRwan was elected eecretary,
Mr, M. O. Johnstone of Goderlch 04'0
vice-president and Mr, W, E. Haw-
kinof Goderleh, second vice, mr,
-Hlulfentert watre-eleeted treaenser.
3. S. Carstairs. Conservative organ -
jeer of Toronto. was present and gave
en addles% and addresses were given
E. N. Lewis, M. Pi, Dudley Holmes
and others.
The date of the convention to nomi-
nate a candidate for theDominion
house was tilted for June 27th,
The foilowieg4ehangee were made In
the list of vied -presidents of munici-
palities:-Jamee Alton, Belfast. for No,
2; V. fi. Lobb, Holmesville, for No. 5
Goderieh Township: Joseph A. Mall.
()ugh, Dungannon, for No, 1 West Wa.
wanosh, and James Durnin, St, Hel-
ens, for No, 4; Wingharn to be named
by local association; Isaac Harr, Olin.
ton, for No. 5 Hullett,
• ° Confidence in Leaders.
The following resolutions were ad.
opter1:-- •
• "We, tehe Liberal -Conservative. of
• ,West Huron, in convention assembled,.
do hereby approve of the poky of the
Hon. R. L. Borden, as leader of the
loyal opposition in the House of Com.
mons, and congratulate biin upon the
• honest, clean and fearless position tak-
en by him in all public matters. We
are confident that his stand on behalf
the people as against graft and and
corruption 'Will be appreciated in the
near filture- by the majority of the el-
ectors of our progressive Dominion,"
Moved by 3. T, Goldthorpe, seconded
by Thornes O'Connor.
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"We, the Liberal Conservatives of
• West Huron, in convention assembled
express our• unbounded confidence in
the government of the Hon. J, P.
Whitney aryl view•with _much appre-
ciation the very noticeable improve-
ment in political business methods and
al °MIS since his advent to power. A
Qsturiiikuianng.instance of the faithfulness
Joseph Elliott, seconded by William
the school book policy." Moved by
ried out, as seen in.
with which the promises of the govern.
ment are being car
FRAYNE-MARKLE-In Brantford;
on June 4, Russel .Frayne, son of
• Mr. P. Frayne dt Exeter to Ethel ' •
West Tuckersmith
May Markle •of Brantford. '
TIIORNTON-REED:-In Exeter - on
June 3rd, ,by Rev. A.. I -L Going,
• H. W. Thornton, of London to Mrs.
r Eliza Reed; .daughter of Mr. and
• M. Silas Ilandfoid• -
SMITH7-•LIVINGSTONE7-1n- Dubuc,
.Sask., on May .28th, by Rev. DT.
• McKay, lyfr, Harry M. Smith, of
Dubuc, to Kt:as Jessie M. Living -
'tone formerly af Brussels.•
Bfrths
LoNo--r4 :Blyth, June 1st, to Dr,
and Mrs, Long, a. son.
POTTER4-111___Wingliarri, June •lst, to
10. and •Mrs. Jno: Potter, a son
DOWNEYL:-In McKillop, -on June 2nd,
toMr. and Mrs. Joseph Downey, a
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FORD -In Exeter, on May 29th, •
tp
M. and 'Mrs.I. A. J. Ford, a son. • •
• Deaths. . .
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• CURRIE--In Cfoderich 'township on
June Itb,Catherine Oantelon
Jict of the late Dennis Currie, ag-
ed 85 years, and 5 month•s,.
STRACHAN-714. BruSsels, .644-june
5th, Barbara W. Sinith, relict of
the late Alexander Strachan, a.gud
59 years, '5 •rhonthS and 19 days.
ASHTON-In .MorriS, June 3rd, Mary
Holmes, wife of John Agate% of
Titrnberry, aged 44 years. •
MCKA1(7-Iii Port •Colborne, on June
1st, D. Mckay, aged 50 years,
' . father. ot W. M. McKayrot*-Sea-
. forth. • „ •
MeDONALD-in Iluklett, on. June :lst,
IVIalcolni McDonald, aged 61 years.
•CURTIN-Inr SiskatoOn, Sask., Pat-
rick Curtin, ;formerly of Cerit-rsalk,
about .55 years:
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CARD OF THANKS-1-leOURS CON-
' tai pi ng order for $2005, payable to uie
in trust for my in °the! -in law and
sist.er*iri.laW for veil ificate iii A..0. U.
W., held by Itiy•late brothet-in-law,
.1. Herter Effort), I eceived to -dray. I
wish to thaiik yiuespeeielly, ind
Alio the. member h tif your lodge. who
have tRkety so much trotthle•and care,
to bavothe mati,er *.itlimettetorily. and
speedily adjusted. 1Vishieg you and
Your excellent order every success
• .' and blessing,1 rentn in. yoeresineete-
ly, Executor itt Trust. Seatorth, ,
June 10 h. '-
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• June . . .
Wedding -
Presents
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to •
i Si lyerware, the proposed assesstnent, or accuracy of the
plaint which persons interested may desire to
frontage meaturements, or of any other corn -
make, and is by 10,w cognizable by, the Court.
Dated at Oilmen this 18th day of /title, 1907
' D, L. MACPHERSON Clerk.
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• Ernie Rowctiffe Ocl:John Steeper of
.Ushorne spentSunday tat the horne of
J. G. Orich.•
• :Mr. and Mrs.Sydney Johns of Sea.
forth spent Friday • the. guest of Mr,
Whitfield Crich.
• 3. E. Ball, •wife and family spent
Sunday with Base Line friends, Hut.
tete.. •
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'•Waiter Layton of Brticefigh,L:epent
Sunday here:, • ,
The bridge builders bave arrived
and commenced their' work-ou-: the
°rich bridge on Monday. .
Mre,:tifcCourt of Clinton sent Sun
day the guest of. Mrs: Thos. O'Brien.
London .Road.
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Mr, Ben Spencer of Bayfield Sun-
dayed with friends on the Road.
Mr. Ford Wiltse; has Accepted a 'sit-
eetion in London and left lastweek
to assume his duties there.
-r4 Hunter had .the misfor•
tune• to lose a fine spring .colt last
Mr. and Mrs. G. Watts and Mr. Jami.
'son and family were guests at. the
Stephenson picnic near' Varna on
•Wednesday. '
Mr. and. Mrs, Sidney. Johns of -Sea -
forth were visiting here the fare part
-ofthe week.-
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Notice.
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TAKE NOTICE that the Municipal Council
of the corporation of the Town of Minton
intend to construct granolithic side walks
as per se edule below, and to assess the final
cost thereof on the property abutting* thereon.
and to be benefitted thereby. and that a
Statement showing -the lands liable co pay the
said asseisment, and names of the owners
thereof, so far as they can be ascertained from
the last revised Assessment Roll, Is now 0.led
in the office of the Clerk of the Kunicipailty,
end is open-toinspeetien during office hour.
SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED 'WALKS :
On the north'side of Princess SL from Wil -
Dam Sb. to Collegiate Institute entrance, 4 ft.
• width. Estimated cost of the work 0188.80
01 ygonhdliii9gg is to bei provided out of the gen-
ra hnneut4ePga ere'
On the south I Me s St. from Gib -
binge St. to Raglan SL, 4 ft. in width. , Estima-
ted cost Of work $211.00 of which $38.80 is to be
provided out Of the eenerel funds of the muni -
CI anlige waist side of Oibbinga St. from Prin.-
timated Dost of work 110.60 or which $26.40 is
cess SL to Rattenburf St„ 4 ft, in Width. Zi-
to bo provided out of he general funasof „the
munlcipalit ; •
• On the east side of Maley SL from Rotten -
bury St. to Ontario St., 4.1t, inwidth. Estima-
ted cost of work $126.40 of which $.52.00 is to be
provided out of the general -funds of the mut&
CI alit . - •
tE4 atVithi of Dunlop 81. from l2g
St. t , 4 t trt
cost of work $1$4 20 of which 265O Is to be pro-
rvaiodi iontdit,hoeu twoefsttlisoiLe nor 01
jan.rnflueng eisroonf tGheo•rdmounniseti.-
to Ontario St., 4 ft. in width. EstiMated cost
of Work $320.40 of which $4.40 is to be provided
out of the general funds of the municipality.
On the east side of Kirk St. from Victoria
St. to High St., 4 feet in .width. Estirnated
cost of the work 20224 20 of which 53980 Is to be
provided out of the general funds of the muni-
cipality.
On the east side of 'William St, from Nigh St.
to Ontario St.. 4 ft. in width. Estimated cost
of work $238 80 of which $10280 is to provided
out of the gen•tral funds of the inttnicipality.
• A 'COURT OF REVISION • •
will be held on Monday the 15th dny of July,
1007, a18 ()Wok p.m, in the Council Chamber,
tor the purpose of hearing complain is against
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18K
Wedding Rin,gs
Spoons,
Cut Glass, Carving Sets,•
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• Clocks.•
• Optstock is ,complete
itt above lines',
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A. J. GRIGG I
3eWeller 45( Optician
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Issuer of Rarriage
• Licenses.
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What Shall I
Eat?
Thai is 10wyou feel 'at this £I-me
of the year. •'
carry a run. 11116.0t Fresh Groh
series anti y•lo alleyOakes.
You`• Will be sure to find in: our
stock-• something that will please you.
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We have Son O ' very prtitty Dinner
Sets, Odd Pieces of China and Glass
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Ware that would take nice presents.
for June brides. •
A. D1 Beaton
iputettj. Prompt delivery
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TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN WHO ESCAPED
CATARRH BY TAKING 'PE.RU.41k.
4pling Fever Is Spring ,CatarrhmigNothing; Robs ; One
of Strength Lifcc Spring Pg4arih.
Pegtt t-na Is a Fne Toni' c Foi•
Vhaw-Worman..
A Letter of Praise. •
Mee Nellie Condon, 00 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, N, Y.,
writes:
sql coashier Pergola the ideal spring to0144.
"Fr the past five years 1 1/4Ve taken it at Ohl time
01 the Yearend lind that 1 enaideainc tO ender. the
Variabio weetheratt the spring and the trying beat of
tIie aOmmer."
reruns affords the most prompt and permanent relief
In all oases of nervous proetration, wised by systemic
catarrh, as verified by many cures on our records. C
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lines Drente Coratelcieu
Gained Eighteen Poutlds.
• Mrs, Hattie Hamilton, R. P. D. 2, Sparta, Ky., 'writes:
"I have taken two bottles of Peruna and commenced
on the third. ••
• "I did not really need the third one, but thought it
best to take another bottle. •
0,1 have always weighed102 pounds, but since 1 be.
gan taking Peruna I weigh 120 pounds for the first
time in all my life, and I am now $3 years old.
• “Your medicine has surely done me a great deal Of
good and 1 have recommended it to several others
Who have begun taking it. •
"My mother; who is 76.years old, had grown so weak
she could. scarcely walk.
"She took two bottlesof Peruna and is fleshier and
is looking well.”
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•10%01"..~~4.0.44.
A Spring Tonic.
ALmotrr everybody needs a tonic
in the spring. Something to
brace' the nerves, invigorate the brain,
and cleanse the blood. That Peruna
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pessesees such • qualities Is beyond all
question-
We havci on file thousands of letters
• which testify to •the curative value of
Peruna In cases Of 110POUS depres-
sion and run down conditions of the
BYstem.
A Typical Letter.
beton, Minch, Iowa,
Wrttes
•"Nor years' soffeied with catarrh of
• the throat and bronchial tubes. '
• "I doctored 'with different physicians,
but kept getting worse an the time.
witosSimormanosmosso,
STRAY SHEEP -ONE SHEEP AND.
. two lambs, a small piece cut off the
•left ear of each, strayed 'from hit 15,
Hullett. A.nyone givitig in-
formation that will lead to their re.
covery will be paid for tlieir trouble.-
•• -J. Medd, Constance.' - •
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"This spring I took a cold which set-
tled on my lungs, I had such a cough
I could not rest at iiight. My friends,
and I myself 'thought I had eonsump-
"A friend advfsed me to try Peruna.
Itought a bottle and wrote to yorrfoi
advice. B ore I had taken, one bottle,
otter. so I concluded to
my sou
give it•
• "1 fel
as possible,
Peruna; 1 am a
was
urther t
ed yo
directions as closely -
thanks to you and
women to -day.!"
Peruna never fails to prevent
spring catarrh ornervous prostra-
tion, if taken in time., '
Pe-ru-na Contains No Narcotics.
one reason why Peiune, has found per-
manent use in so many.hoinge is that it
contains no narcotics of any kind.
Perunais perfectly harmless, if taken
according to the directions- on each
bottle. So used, it can be taken any
length of time Without acquiring . a
drug habit. ••
• It has nobad effect upon the system"
and gradually elirainates catarrh,by re- •
moving the cause of catarrh. :
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There are a zithititude of homes where
Peruna has been used•off and •on for '
twenty years.• •• .•
Such a thing could not be possible
if Parana contained • any drugs of ra-
harmful. nature. ' •
• Address Dr. Hartrnan, President o . •
the HartmanSanitarium, Columbus,O.
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death from Glen Road bridge. , Six brothers trained Belch were ar- •
Frank Smith 'adinits severalcity raigned in the Belleville Pollee Court
-burglarief. • . • -en a charge of robbing Grand 'Trunk
One hundred New Ontario settlers .
met At Fort Frances to' discuss; seces-
€41).ii)eitoleeet.e) gebA:11All
tl•
r Attention: ...i
IS 'called to the fact that we haveliolva nice stock t
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of Boots and Shoes and clothing added to our t
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Dry Goods Stock and can show you the right kind
, of goods—the kind that gives \ satisfaction at prices'
kr a little lower than the lowest. We will be very Oa'
' # to have you investigate the truth of - of • oar state-
ments and feel sure we can come. out at the right end
BOOTS AND SHOES DRIMODS
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Ladies, Dongola Bale, regular
' $1.50 'shoe at 1.28
Up Xo a Genuine Patent Colt at •
••3.215
. Men's Patent Colt, Goodyear
_ welted. sole, reg. p5 at 4.00
Men's Split Harvest I3oots, ex-
tra value at..........., 1.25 Specials in Towels and Linens.
Prints, nide soft Oath, no dress-
• ing but feet colors 0045i
Heavy Canadian • Prints, .10.
Finest Taffeta . Prints:- .I2i
Rockfast Drills for Shirting,
nothing better, for wear arid
colorspositively fast.... • 10
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10-
0 CLOTHING
• Tweed Suits at 35.00 and $e5() that are certainly 0,W. You ought 4
eti see them. ' A few Summer vests, sentples, reg, $1.25‘to $2 for 70e 5,
h These are not reduced qualities:fp hut reduced profits on the goads
;• Our aim- is to give the best possible Value 19r your MOney.• ' Tey
PLUMSTEEL BROS.
-ez.,tim.•e.c.,&st*e itt,,,evereetia.044.4ciroktragifro^0:1.40.0.164.e*
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rot. ••D•oren•w-• end The Greatest
Hair Goods
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• -Artist
rn America
Is Coming to
CLINTON
vviii be at the
'Nortriandieliotel on
• Of Toronto
Tuesday, June 25th
*LADIEStOf you appreciate the added charm and the younger
appearance lent to the facts by Navin* beautiful heir, titi
hot fail to see the grand assortment of Switches, Bangs,
Pompadours, Wavy Fronts and Wigs, which' Professor
borenWend will have with hini. Consultations entirely
tree, and demonstrations given regarding these *natal
0011001011S in natural hair.
GENTLEMEN WHO .Altb BALD-1.1vern though yea are -bald
or prtrtitillY 50 700 can t egain yonr former appearanee by
- wearing boreitwemPs Wigs and Toupees. .
in the heed
a cure for chronic c
itd, old'
Thy are made to match any shade of hair, , They are a
protection to he head an
and catarrh. They are perfectly fitted to the head and bear
no trace of artificiality.
10)1.470:i
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PROV, DORENWEND will
measurements •and demonstra e
merits or hit Wigs. •
• Don't Forget t Day
and Da
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ake
the
THE UP-TOntATE
C101111111 $le'
• We believe we have
one of the most "up -to -
minute" stocks of men's
and boys' furnishings and
clothing to he seen any-
where. If have' any
doubts call and inspectir
it willcost ou aothink,
• and we think it e
to your advantage
This week We are Arriving a
• full line of •
StrawMats
Ilrand new and certainly extra
good values.. • •
-$2.00 instead of $2.50 is our
Special Leader, made of tine,
evenly -woven straw, with two-
inch black band, lightweight,
but possessing the very best
-wearing qualities nedeesary. for
a satisfactory hat. Our price
is. „ . . . . 2.00
The Dip Front IS another
very popular style this summer.
We haveit in all. sizes, in the
very newest shapes at:: .. .75
Summer Neckwear.
• The riewest`styles, and, the
newest shapes are here for the
• most, particular dressers. Our
• wash.ties are pure " white with
'two.inch colored hem, in brow ,
bluered, green, geey nd
MAtive, at 25c, Also the si s 311
Itis very latest eolorin and
• styles with heni, in al shades,
•at • • II • • • • a • • ..•. . .
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iSc)
.1111..••••••Yok
Summer derwear
The hot !Iner days are at'
hand and ou will need that
suit of U erelething. We are.
carrying lost what - you; want,
and at • e right price, 4j10, .ponl
sideri g the quality.we, ham!
all es. In Wye' loo,250, 85es
40 and Me. In men's et 60'0,4*,
1 c, 850, SLOO and $1,25. '• r 0 • •
V..W. JACOBS
• Always the 'Best
of Everything fo,
the Least Mon0.