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Spend Your $$ at Walker’s on $ Days
The Store of Quality Merchandise at Lowest Possible Prices
WHITE FLANNELETTE
27” wide - Good Weight
4 Yards For $ j QQ
Terry FACE CLOTHS
Fancy Checks 11’ x 11”
12 F" $1.00
WHITE BROADCLOTH
S3” Wide
$ DAYS 4 Yds. $1 00
Usually 35c Yard
Tub Fast
COTTON PRINTS
36” Wide Values to 69c
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Flannelette BLANKETS
Blue Borders - Whipped Singly
70” x 90”
$5.00 p“'
Pastel Terry TOWELS
Extra Heavy 22” x 42”
$100 EACH
RAYON LUNCH SETS
Cloth and 4 Napkins
50” x 50” 12” X 12”
Usually $1.59 Set
$1.00
$ DAYS 2 Yds. $1 Q0
VANITY SETS
Usually 49c Set
$ DAYS J Sets $1 0Q
CLEARING RACKS
Bleached SHEETING
«1” Wide Usually $1.89 Yard
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Heavy FACE CLOTHS
Fancy Embroidery 12” x 12”
Usually 45c Each
Hand Painted
LUNCH SETS
PLUSH TONE MATS
Rubberized Back
24” x 48” Usually $4.98
’ D4YS $3.00 E“h
CUPS AND SAUCERS
Pastel Colors
Usually 59c Each
$ DAYS 2 For 00
HATS
ANY HAT IN THE STORE
x/2 PRICE «
NYLON PANTIES T SHIRTS
3 For $1.00
Cloth and 4 Napkins
50” x 50” 12” x 12”
$3.00 9-
White and Colors
Usually 59c Pair
SDAYSOPrs j! 00
Small and Medium
Usually $1.00 Each
$ DAYS 2 For $! 00
Printed Cotton
HOUSECOATS
Full Length Zippers
$3.98 Values
$6.98 Values $5.00
LADY JANESHEETS
%!’ x '99” Torn Size
$ DAYS $5.00 Pair
Dark Terry TOWELS
For Your Kitchen 14” x 28”
4 For $1.00
Discontinued
LUNCH CLOTHS
52” x 52” Usually $2.98
$ DAYS $2.00 Each
ANKLE SOCKS
Pastel Colors Sizes 6 to 8!^
Usually 29c Value
$DAYs5prs$1 00
WOMEN’S HANDBAGS
$1.00 OFF
Any Handbag in the Store
Goodyear
“AIRFOAM” PILLOWS
Size 16” x 24” - 5”
Irregulars of $7.98
$ DAYS $5.00
Superior Quality
PILLOW CASES .
Checked Mesh
42” x 36” Usually $1.49
$DAYS$1.00Pair
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DISH CLOTHS
15” x 15”
5 F” $1.00
SAVE $$ on DRESSES
Broken Summer Ranges
Discontinued
LUNCH CLOTHS
52’ x 68” Usually $3.98
$ DAYS $3.00 Each
NYLON HOSE
Discontinued Dines
$1.59 to $1.75 Values
$DAYS$1.00Pair
BATHING SUITS
Any Bathing Suit in
the Store
V2 PRICE
All Wool Plaid
MOTOR ROBES
Size 54” x 66”
EXTRA SPECIAL
* DAYS $6.00
LOOK FOR THE MANY UNADVERTISED $ DAYS SPECIALS
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$5.98 Values $4.00 $10.98 Values $6.00
$4.98 Values $3.00 $ 8.98 Values $5.00
ALL SHOES IN THE STORE ARE AT SALE PRICES
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Fancy Printed
FOR $ DAYS SEE OUR SPECIAL TABLES
Take advantage of Callan’s Shoe Sale
during Dollar Days. This big sale has
been on for only a week and there is still
a good selection of all types of footwear
at the lowest prices you have seen in years.
COTTON SKIRTS
$ DAYS ONLY
$2.98 Values $2.00 $3.98 Values $3.00
$5.98 Values $4.00
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Girls’ and Women’s
Vacation Moccasins
A comfortable shoe which is
ever popular, made of lea
ther in colours White, Pale
Blue aifd Beige.
SALE PRICE
$1.98 $2.49 $3.49
!WorJkx Boot Special
Men’s Goodyear Welt work
shoes with cork or cord
soles.
Sale Price ............$6*®®
Other Boots at $4.89 and up
Come in and
see our Sale
racks for many
more bargains
not advertised
here.
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WOMEN’S SANDALS
Wedge heel sandals in White,
Beige, Multi and Blue colours.
$2-98 $3.89
Women’s Dress Pumps and Straps
variety of styles and colours to clear at
the low sale price.
$2-98 $3-89 $4.89 Men’s Crepe Soled
OXFORDS
“SHOP
Women’s Bedroom Slippers
Moccasin style with dark fur in
Blue or Wine.
SALE PRICE .$1.39
TENNIS SHOES
Boys’ black and white. 4*0 20
SALE PRICE................W"”
These are strong com
fortable sport shoes
which rest your feet.
Sale Price
.49
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Says Opponents of
Fluoridation Are
“Obstructionists”
Many of those who oppose flouri-
dation of water supplies to prevent
caries are of the same group who
have also opposed pasteurization of
milk and the use of toxiod to prevent
diphtheria, according to (Dr. Alan
Brown, Emeritus Professor of Paedia
trics, University of Toronto. Dr.
Brown’s statement endorsing fluori
dation appeared in the current issue
of Health magazine.
Referring to anti-fluoridation letters
appearing in the “Letters to the
Editor” departments of many Can
adian newspapers, Dr. Brown said:
“I have yet to notice any letter
opposing ■ flouridation written by any
person who has the semblance of a
right to be called an authority. Too
many of those who write letters to the
newspapers show a lamentable ignor
ance of chemistry in their arguments.
To state that public health authorities
is merely an indication of ignorance
propose to put rat poison in the water
of the fundamentals of chemistry and
physiology and provides an excellent
example of the substitution of vituper
ation for logic. Many of the normal
constituents of the human body, of
which fluorine is one, would be pois
onous if given in excessive quantities.
This is true, for example, of iodine
and chlorine. Iodized salt and chlor
inated water are now accepted as
normal means for preventing certain
diseases.”
“The fluoridation procedure, has
been endorsed without qualifications
by numerous scientific bodies in
North America. Natural flouridation
has, undoubtedly, caused a reduced
rate of caries in nearly four million
people who have been drinking fluori
dated water supplies all their lives.
As a result of this observation over
14,000,000 people are now drinking
water to which flourine has been arti
ficially added in various cities in Can
ada and the United States. There is
not the slightest evidence which would i
indicate that fluoridation of water in !
proper porportlohs is other than a i
boon to the children of this and other j
countries.” •
ASK FOR BOUNTY
IN TUCKERSMITH
Robert Johnson and Leslie Dolmage,
representing the Huron County Trap
pers* Association, asked Tuckersmith
Township Council to consider re-in
stating fox bounty in the township,
Coucll has left the matter in abey
ance for the balance of the year so that
poultry losses could be compared with
years when the bounty was in effect,
Announce Dates for
Dictrict Fall Fairs
Dates for Fall Fairs in the district
have been announced by the Agricult
ural Societies’ Branch of the Ontario
Department of Agriculture as'follows:
Ayton, Sept. 24, 25.
Blyth, Sept. 21, 22.
Brussels, Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Chatsworth, Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Chesley, Sept. 10, 11.
Clifford, Oct. 8, 9*
Clinton, May 29.
Desboro, Sept. 23, 24.
Drayton, Sept. 18 & 20.
Dungannon, Sept. 21.
Durham, Sept. 7, 8.
Exeter, Sept. 22, 23.
Fergus, Sept. 10, 11.
Feversham, Sept. 15, 16.
Fordwich, Oct. 1, 2.
Hanover, Sept. 15, 16.
Harriston, Sept. 22, 23.
Hensall, May 28.
Holstein, Stp. 23, 24.
Kincardine, Sept. 16, 17.
Listowel, Sept. 27, 28.
London (Western Fair) Sept. 1-3-18.
Lucknow, Sept. 28, 29.
Markdale, Sept. 13, 14.
Mildmay, Sept. 13, 14.
Mitchell, Sept. 28, 29.
Mt. Forest, Sept. 11-13.
Owen Sound, Sept. 27-29.
Paisley, Sept. 20, 21.
Palmerston, Oct. 4, 5.
Port Elgin, Sept. 9, 10.
Ripley, Sept. 24, 25.
Seaforth, Sept. 23, 24.
Teeswater, Oct, 5, 6.
Tiverton, Sept. 13, 14.
Toronto
(Canadian National) Aug. 27-Sept. 11.
(Royal Winter FairJ Nov. 12-20,
Walkerton, Nov. 3, 4
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