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HOW WE CELEBRATED
DOMINION DAY PROGRAM WELL
CARRIEL) OUT.
Procession, Games, Music, Decora-
tions Something Doing All Day
long Everybody Pleased, Even
the Man In Charge of the Finan-
ces Goderich Defeats Clinton et
Baseball.
Fine weather, • fair crowd of people
M from the surrounding country and a
,, pro ram made the Duu,inion
'�rhsu.1 rsday pass lebratioolf l successfully. The
morning program contested of • ewe -
hinted trades procesmiou, e•litbumpiau
parade and aortal parade, (allowed by
the children's goatee in the Square.
The afternoon prugr•ut was given at
the Agrieultur•1 grounds, and the
time was well filled, with the baseball
game between Clinton and Goderich,
the horse raw. f•ocy driving. tug-of-
war and athletic events. In the
evening the band gyve an ezeellent
program un the Rewire, the park be-
ing very prettily illuminated with
Chinese Iwtsrue.
In tht trades proem/ ion the (1 tit of
the Doty Engine Works Company
took flat prize. This *bowed one of
the company's engines in operation.
C. C. Lee's exhibition of plumbing
took *mond and the third went to the
imbibition of the Western Canada
Flour Mills Company. The "Chinese
l.undry" took the ant prize iu the
t'alitbumpian parade. The -Taxicab"
k onthe headlights
with smoky glasses h R4
and even smokier .•o.intenansas
on the faces of the drivers won second,
the Slat/town band came third and •
pretty little conception, "Thr Honey-
moon.' by Misses Marjorie Morrow
and Grace Thoma*, took fourth place.
Master Floyd MacDonald, as a
"Brownie,"• so had a clever teake-up.
A floral carriage filled with a bevy
of charming young girls of Newgate
street won the money in the floral
parade. The decorated hicycleswerea
very attractive feature of the parade.
Six of tem were ridden by pretty
little maidens (Misses Alix Sunders,
Gertrude Porter Doris Nays,Nina Itoh-
erts, Gladys Field and Hdwnor Hays),
with Master Cordon Noble bringing up
the rear. The prize money was
v ed
u 1.31) leein iven to each
diad tii
a R
e to • nd
r it{{ Wiz to tb forts l the girls, spend
o R
In irr creast for themselves and nuc to
Master Noble. The :Card Regiment
land and the junior hand of the Musi-
rel Society also were in the pewee -
"Ion.
There was • large crowd at the
Agricultural grounds in the after-
noon, the proceeds at the gate con-
tributing materially to the gnancee of
the celebration. The baseball game
rests/led in a more of 5 to 2 in favor of
the Goderich players. There were
only two teams to the tug-of-war.
eleven men to • team. The captains
were E. C. Belcher and Tait,
the former winning two nut of the
three pulls. Mrs, Fred Murney was
awarded • prize for lady's single
driver. In the speeding contest the
three entries took the prim money in
the following order : Robert King.
/rot ; C. Promise second ; Wm. Thomp-
son, third.
The results of the races and jumps
in the forenoon and afternoon were as
follows :
NIITa.
Six years and under -Wilfrid Nich-
e, Clyde Carter, Ivan B.11.
Tenears and under- Danny Finn,
Brice Noble. Albert Clerk,.
Twelve years and under -- Albert
Clarke, Harold Wallace. George
Roes.
Fourteen years and under -Ernest
Pridbaln, Gordon McDougall, John
Yule.
Boot race, twelve years and under -
Norntan McLeod. Harvey Elliott,
Garnet Trethewey.
Running broad jump, fourteen years
and under --Doyle, 1:1 ft. 1( in. t W.
McDougall. 13 It. 7 in. ; Varrstone,
I:f ft.
Running high jumpk fourteen year*
and under - Will Mclh,ergree Jack
Swart", Doyle, 1... Curren.
Vaulting with pole, sixteen years
and under Les. Carrell. W. Mc-
Dougall, Yule.
Tilting the bucket Inkster teed
l
Be11. Stoddart and Maedel.
Three-legged racy, fifteen years and
under Harry Curry and 11. Maedsl,
Harry Tufford and Joe (leek, G.
Trethewey and W. Armed.
01111./1.
Hit years end under Ivy Hunt,
Kathleen Mrl)ouald, Dorothy LMvM.
Hoot race, eight years and under -
Gladys McKay, Norris Dayton. Mat-
tie McNabb.
Ten years and tinder- Irene Mote
row, Margery Dougall, Eva King.
Potato race, ten years and under
Mary Goug•Id, Helen Griffith. pen
McLeod.
Twelve yeare and under Blanche
I).. Pendry, Helen Pridham, Margery
iMugall.
Fourteen years and under Iris
Warnock. Alit Maunders. Agnre Mr -
Donald.
Roller skating race. fourteen years
and under --A. .sunders, Leslie Stew-
art, Celia Robertson.
Boot race, twelve nod thirteru
years - Pearl Fraser, Elsie Martin,
Mary Tutn.
aDI/LT`t. - -
One -mike rare G. Beacom. R. El-
liott, 11. Castleman.
One -hundred -yardarms- --• W. Mc•
Dougall, R. McKay, H. Hillier.
Fat mads race lover 9ti pr,undo,
one hominid yards( J. Sennett,
Frank Smith, MrNevin.
Ob,tscle race -0. Beacom, H. El-
liott. H. CaeUeman.
Relay race --First., W. Dean, H. EI
lion, 0. Beacom. 'Second, H. Castle-
man. H. Miller. Sproul. Third, T.
lbisbeilm, 11. Orr, A. Chisholm.
harmink bop, step and jump- -N. (J.
Maley, 40 ft. 7 in. ; H. Belcher. Se
ft.. 4 in.
Running long jump -S. O. McKay.
lit R. R in. ; 11. Milt -how, 17 ft.. 1 in.
Standing long jump -14. Belcher,
A fL 1D in : R. Releher, 9 ft. 10 In.
Vaulting with pole -S. McKay and
F. Foster were ties $ ft. ee In., and
divided the prize money.
COLDORNK WINS THS CUP.
proposing to send a lean to take pelt
in the 0.. A. inert this fall.
The prize -winners were as follow'. :
At WO yards -A. Goldthorpe. P.
Sanderson, W. Chisholm, H. l't.aw-
furd, 1'. Rtoberteon, J. Meller, C.
Props*. G. Yuagblut.
A'. 9134 yards -T. Riegle, Join Chi, -
holm, (l. Yungblut, W. Reid. De.
Bice, Main. KHiott, B. Crawford, P.
Rundle.
B. Carrick, wedaliat,
Tyros --H. Newtwml,, 1:1. Knox, D.
Beecroft. Win. Bowles, G. Shrills, A.
King, Wm. Hercroft, C. King.
Consolation
Allen W. Watson. -T.
(3. McNeil. '
The following are the scorer :
Seems Made at. Peat Farm Shoot by
Heres Rifle League.
As mentioned in lest week's Irene of
The Signal the Colborne tnwnehip
toe won the cup et the shoot which
was held at Paint Farm June '%t,Ih,
this making the third win for that
tears, and R. Carrick, of Whitr-
ehureh, won the medal and also the
first of the special prime, • week's
hoard at PMnt Farm. To the merch-
ants M lied.rieb and others win
demated the special pekes the commit-
tee dasite to express their heartiest
tb•aks. The Asenciatbm has over
fino members and is proposing to home
lit=to any other county
in the Premises for a
mum Mae aatfNlttltlos. 11 is ole
A. Goldthorpe
J. MrMana.
McNeil
A. liorl
J. Chisholm. ...
4'. Roberton
u . RI.iett
J T. Goldthorpe
W. Sploon&
W. l'I1bbohn
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112
3,
94
74
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J. Logan .. no
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H. Roux 31
W. 44' mason 31
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R John.ton ` • If 12
Dr. Hire . 21 2
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J. John.ton
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23 31
24 51
fir 44
24 12
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WIII Westlake. a 43
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John Newcomb*, w •9. 21 41
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M. McDowell - 20 24
M. Henry -- hi
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27
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22
91
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H. Jones M 12
J. Mefeas.:,. ,• 4* is
D. Glean 24 2!ts.
A. McGee rs 21
T. McCain ?S 9.
O. Pentland • 15 1..
H. John.ton Si 14
D. Finnigan - Y4 14
H. Pentland 'M 14
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W McPher.en. 12 to
J. W,Mter43 14
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M. Hun,phtq ! 21
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(7 M. Elliott
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T1IK ...1(/N A la ; (.t11)1':Itl('11. t ►NTA 1110
LOCAL TOPICS.
High Court Siftings.
The nest sitting* of the High (omit
for Chir county will be as follows:
Jury came, September 27th. Mr. Jur-
tire Elute : non -jury cases, NOyeutla•r
19tb.Mr. Justice Magee.
Miss Eva Godwin Wedded.
The marriage took piece at Parkhill
on June :Mb of Eva, daughteruf Hoy.
Win. and Mrs. Godwin, formerly of
Goderich. to Itev. 11. J. McCormick.,
who for the past two years has leen
stationed at Malden, near Awhetit-
burg. Mr. and Mrs. McCormick left
on the eyenitog train for Montreal,
where they will take passage for Eng-
land to spend their honey . Mr,
McCormick has been etetioued at Yale
mouth Centre.
Mr. Blair at S•aforth.
eleaforth Sun : Mr. 0. F. Blair, of
(iodericb, addressed the congregation
of the Presbyterian church last Sun-
day evening. Mr. Blair, who Is a vise -
elves speaker, reviewed the prugre*r
made by the laymen's missionary move
went, which le becoming one of the
strongest forces in the world today.
The change froru dark heathenism to
enlightened Christianity abroad, from
mere indifferent orthodox perform,
emcee to active Gospel -spreading ser-
vice at home and from the uteagt.
.pbete of self-interest to the Wool
whole hearted interest in and enthusi-
asm fur our brother -men, ore u few tit
the points which will be attained by
this movement. We would like to
see in Seaforth some manifestation of
the interest taken by our fellow -citi-
zens in there Watters. The appear -
sem of -Mr. [ifair.443131141.01 umpuIUiL2.
is one evidence that this is a laymen'*
movement and the movement will
grow and strengthen only in propor-
tion to the interest shown by laymen.
Separate School Promotions.
The following are the results of the
recent examinations at the separate
school, names given in order of merit :
Promoted to Mentor Fourth --lir=
encs Kidd, Nora Hurley, Irene Mattel.
Thomas Hurley, Francis Ii ueehler,
Nellie Phalen.
Junior Fetettb--Mary larding.
Kelly, James Dean, pyre Dalton,
Hobert Foley, Mary Wilson. Celia
Webb, Edward Leery, Francis Finn.
'Margaret Farr, Irene Farr, Josephine
Healy.
Senior Third -Ethel Jeffrey, Joseph
Kelly, Mary Baecbler. Cyril Hool,
Joseph Hurley, Hews Phalen, Angela
Jeffrey, Gladys Jeffrey.
Junior Third-Vent/hal/071e. hada
Hargitt, Teresa Wilson, Frank Fel-
low.. John Webb.
IieeondClass-Margaret Doyle, \'era
onica Page, Reginald 1lodge, Gerald
Farr. Marl Foley,Hugh Balechler,
John Farr, Celia Lynn.
To Part Secon- Muriel Spain.
Helen Kidd, Emily Griffin, Vincent
Dodge, Helen Webb, Alice Huaunet.
G. C. I. for Public School ?
hour. The fplluwiug belies and
gentlemen participated in the pro.
grant : Mae. W, J. ,Huy, Miss Hriuicke',
Mew Edith A. Reid, Melees. W. J.
May and ti. E. Hick. Mrs. May pals-
seeses a flue rupr'ano voice of retisark•
able range sad (ower 1144/1 Was beard, til
great ativantege tit her Sohl, "ik'cau,x•
1 love You, Dear." lis her duet with
Mr. May, "N'beu Thou Art Near," th.•
audience our again U2.10.ev1 to .4
eh;t wing composition eplewie ly sett
d1'Il I Mir, Menti, kis g.we .v 014111
solo entitled °4 4.+wewr sod telars. ..
delightful lav, in the execution . 1
which 'die displayed et u use e
a
blit v .
and twenty of 1'Xlll'1Wa1111. •.1x,
Edith
Reid gave a r'ec;talion, the tithe til'
which we are tumble to give. Sallie*
it to ray that beeline has it been tate
good fortune to listen to such ci
talented young Indy. She I,.seesre"
all the elements of succebs mull e
predict for her u successful WW1,.
13. E. !tick gays' a ,hurt 1
rradiug. The Rev. 10' 14,1• Cori, of
HI. Louie, Mo., war present ;tint gave
an neithear whish was tar skatole for
breadth of thought, wit and humor.
Needless to way he was lieteilkd to
with street ettjoyment, to F. George,
district organizer, spoke on (11e merits
of the Order of Canadian Hume
Circles, after which au enjoyable time
was spent in social ir'te►'cutuse, the
Luther providing dainty ref'e,hu,ents.
Jr. 1':, Tom filled the ditties of chair-
1u,u1 in hie usual etl(cirnt wanner.
At r4 further meeting ori Monday
night of this week, at which thele
w.te,y good attendance, two uuo•e eau-
didates were initialed. During the
evening the tetette star elehlimeet -lse
Mete Geo. Cathcart, a vi.iting vete
bet' from 'l.'oruuto• 1'041.
tlruteCounty Organized.
The second coon'v in Ontario to 1,•
begentzett i,7 tb.--A4:-01-A.-040-
e ter work plan is the county of
Bruer, the urganiriog c(uventiufi bw
iug_hrhl t,i J Nur. 8th :.t t�`mlk, (on.
The county: oumntittee .1 . • ,.I.noiuled
and as soon as the budget is raised the
taummittre will call a co.urty mere-
.ry. A. Cullen., Provincial secretary
for count • work, who organize•.' the
in Huron county, has spent rev-
ered utonthr in Hruce ruunly ou'.iiti=
gating 16141 [seeds of the young lnen
and the opportllrrities fur work. and
at the organizing convention he 'spoke
iinitfe suhjebt, -Win- t emerty--Wetrk-
iu Bruce 7" . G. C. Fleming, county
secretary of Huron, spoke on '•Count y-
ti'ork Achieyen1 fits in Huron." C.
v' u
Copeland, fro racial secretory (
M.t,
[ 't S
Um Young Metes Christian Associa-
tions for Ontario and Quebec ; J. H.
Crocker, of lirautf,,rd for yews;
physical director at Tuirontu: John
1'enrnan, of Parte, chair an of the
[Provincial eomittee of Yo ng M
rnen'
Christian Arenriatione of On ria and
Quetta'; Mr. Wilkie. of Loe Angeles,
('al., who begat work as a et•cret..ry
in 1807; Mr. Hopper, ex -secretary
of the Wo:,dst.,•k A. oeiation, and ti.
F. Blair. of (i.,derirh, ehaieTnan of the
lluron County Y. M. C. A., were the
speakers, Mr. Blair retaking the speech
of the evening at the banquet. The
sessions of the conference were held
Destroys
HairGerms
Recentdiscoveries have show n
that falling hair is caused by
germs at the roots of the hair.
Therefore, to stop falling hair,
you must first completely de-
stroy these germs. Ayer's Hair
Vigor, new improved formula,
will certainly do this. Then
leave the rest to nature.
Doe, net change fhr rotor of the hat,
A r.n.nul. w1lh •v1 .o"•
y t acr..< wy„u,
yrs♦,t h.u..L. tit ,t.
EOCent discoveries have also proved that
dandruff is caused by germs on the scalp.
Therefore, to cure dandruff. the first thing
to do is to completely destroy these dan-
druff germs. Here, the same Aver's Hair
Vigor will givethe same splendid results.
-Mi*. 3.7 tae J.O. Lyse Co.. Lemon, lie••.•••
THE BEST
1'11 generally the cheapest in the
elide littrgain.-d.ly goody ate
ail .felt tet ,*44th Hews,, -lot
whrri lou fur huyin4
Groceries
Quality is the prise ctinsiderl4-
tion. A "luugain" in Grocer-
ies is no bargain et all unless
yotl are sure the goods are hie
right. 'Ve have no special
bargain days, but ser are sell-
ing good (iroceties .
ALL THE TiME
At, the right prices. Every
4hirig in our store ie fresh and
right, and we guarantee the
quoity every 'time. (live us a
trial eller.
Another idea for public school ae- in the Haptist church and the banquet
eeermedstion'fer lire tower woe -pm- wash the Prxab rtrsian church.-
tented
hurch.rented to the public school board at conference was well attended and
the muntbly meeting on Monday in a .those who were present were very en -
letter from the secretory of the G. C. th uinealie.
1. board asking the public school
board to meet a deputation of the let -Effective, economical:---fifrsran4.
(3. I. hoard to discuss the advisability %Vhat more can v. ,• k'' ')avis'
of using the present Collegiate lanai. Menthol Salve fulfill ..gee s ecifica-
tute building for public school pap- tions and is the hod remedy for bite a
poses. Oa motion of Messrs. Blake tied stitrgs, skin diseases. piles, etc.
and Mel.ean, the chairman of the per tin.
board and Mr. ('utt were appointed a -- - -
committee to meet the deputation'ee, 1 base ,errs the day when fir.;
from the G. C. L lowed. The chair- Rich, the millionaire, did nothave a
man reported that he had signed an pair of almost In cu ver his feet." "And
order for $1,1»1, the first payment on when was that, pray 7' ''At the time
the lot purchased by the board for tbs. be was bathine,"
proposed new public school. ''hr 1
hoard approved the chairman's action. I
letters from all the teacherswere
reed accepting re-engagement (Mine
Parsons, Miss V. Watson. Mies Jean
Tom. Miss Hbernman, Mise ,Bureau,
Mire Inglis,•Miss Ball, Miss Wiggins,
Miss Lr Touzel, Mies K. Watsonl.
The secretary's statement for June
showed accounts paid. S 10 ; June pay
roll, Lit:tee;; Intel payments for the
yea/ tot July lat. $(434.13. Some al-
terations rod sejant, needed at the
4 entral reboot were r etre red to the
school management committee with
p..wer. Messre. Blair, McLean and
Hodgins were appointed a committee
to go t, Tot -onto and inspect certain
school huildings• there. The board
then tuljourned to meet again out
Thursday evening, the Nth inat.
Canadian Home Circles. .
What proved to 1,e en evening of
thorough enjoyment was provided by
the local Circle of the •alxwe named
Order on Friday night, 25th ult.,
in the Temperance Hall. The event
was brought *beat thr..oph the
visit of Organizer ll. F. George,
who has been doing special work
here for the pax[ two weeks. The
Bret part of the wining was
taken up with the initiation of
ten new 4andidatee .into the Order,
after which the don were thrown
open to friends of the nrembets, a
goodly number availing themselves of
the opportunity to enjoy a social
itsarina feeds the dry and unhealthy
scalp, soften■ and gives vim to the
hair. elle. a jar.
'leaven guides till trite lovers that
are to be husband and .rife, leads
them from farthest corner" of the'
world. through storm and trial,
through danger and death, to their
own appointed home in one another's
arm*.
Mother -Since our Willie has got
into long trousers M is beginning to
think he known more than we do.
Father -Well, if he remember* the
answer" to all the questions he hes
asked be knows at least as much as
we do.
One day an Irishman was asked to
come to work en hour swelter' than
uncal. This be promised to do. Nett
morning he was an hour late. "Shure.
sex," be explained.; "I should have
been no good if fled come, as 1 was
fast asleep."
"i say, old mac." began Jonps,
"that ten dollars i lent you- -" "1
have•'[ forgotten, old man." inter.
milted Tomkins. "Don't worry ;
i still have it in my mind." "Yes,
Mut don't you think it is about time
you relieved your mind r'
A Reotehman had two eons, one of
whom was a doetnr and the other a
clergyman of whom be was very
peva. "1f t had kent." said he.
"that one of my eons was to be •
medical mien and the ether a meea-
iater 1 sensed never bar bad sold
Jenny M'Oosb ter their 'Osier."
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Tnvest 25 cents in -a box of
Davis' Menthol Salve ("'rhe
D. & L.")and be prepared for
a hundred ailments, which may
not be dangerous but.are very
annoying 111(1 painful, like neu-
algia, e;irache, sprains, burns,
bruises,insect stings,cuts,piles,
etc. It is a household remedy
always useful for some trouble,
and should be kept in the
family luedicine•closet.
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW
BEARINE
Prepared from the grease
of the Canadian Bear.
Delicately perfumed.
The Standard Pomade
for 40 Years.
All Dealer, Soc. per far.
Davis & Lawrence Co.. Montreal.
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For half a Century the Genuine Elephant
White Lead has been for sale not only in Canada,
but in every part of the globe.
Made from the highest class of Pig Lead.
It is corroded by the old Dutch process and
ground to impalpable fineness by powerful mod-
ern machinery.
The "Elephant" Genuine White Lead stands
pre-emi nent as the whitest, strongest and finest
In textu re and covering properties of all known
painting pigments.
Howell Hardware Co
:.. ears, 4 .415,.5d1xr4.Je..24,L Limited
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Sturdy & Co.
'Phone 9t - Oa the Sgaue.
P 11 ll4ve vote Iried John- ..
et mesa M ilitary Breed F -The -fait -
yet.- %Vt. sell it.
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sit ti,"rF1.,,a,
Paroid
Roofing
TtietutDAY, JVI.Y S, IWO lS
Has many imitations winch
money, but the hest is what
we all want. I'aroid is the
cheapest roofing because , it
wears longest. •Naifs -and '
rooting all sold together.
iftorrist
Gold Medal Binder Twine
• `1'l sell the genuine Gold
Medal Binder "Twine at the
best price going.
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:For the Summer Toilet
We have in stock all the leading Totlet Preparations.
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American and French l'erfumes.
Sachet Powders.
High grade Soaps.
Face Powders and Creams.
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Any special make not in stock we can procure foo you.
DUNLOP,
Bedford Bock,
ammensameamOammileOnimmo•
The Druggist.
Goderich.
Cameron Moore
"-.4,)irt' early cluing lnovement.ni-ust have appeal d to a reat number of people,
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for. with it started a rush of business. We know tat all up-to-date people ap-
preciate up-to-date methods of merchandizing and we hope this appreciation will
last for the two hottest months in the year and that t Ir forward movement will
be'assistc1-b\ t1tour p:trrons, as 4t is nsuch--apprccitt d by our Staff: -of sales-
people
Here is where we are offer .ng the early -moving in-
ducements, _so set your alarm orks-it will pay you.
• On Friday morning. we start off tins biggest sell-
ing event in the way of tvhiteweyr.
FOR FRIDAY MORNING
It won't he necessary tor us to sly anything to
those who have been inspecting our lisplay in the
window on the corner of Montreal S eel and the
S4111are • for tb . last few [lays, but. • to those who
haven't seen it, bill who knots good Vain 's, we will
just mention that on' the tick of 8 o' to •k Friday
or
mornitg about dozen toadies' ITn erskirts,
Goin ns, Corset Coys, Drawers and Waists go oil
sale; regular 084.7 to $l .4S v;(1uts, put on two tables
1)5 C •'tr the 1,51 ;11 out. belie', TSt,__. -
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FOR 'SATURDAY MORNING
l lere is another big event for Saturday morning --a real \genuine Corset Sale.
150 pairs of High-grade Corsets made by. reputable mane , cturers. • 117 the lot
are nearly every style and all the sizes to start with, but :it the 'price we arc giving
them we cannot promise to keep the sizes up. .They sold reg.ula ly at 75c, $1.00
and $1.25. Get here early Saturday for choice at 48c per pair.
Another big Shipment of those 48c -Wash .skirts, positively promise ,for Saturday
Morning.. '''here is no denying the fact that there will be a run on these, and al-
though thew are I20 in the lot they won't last long. Why should the} When you
figure that you 'can get a well -made, up-to-date linen Wash Skirt in a god range
of colors, including. white, sky, pink and brotvfi, and excellent fitters, at 48c ? If
they go like the last lot we would advise you to be here at `t o'clock for best oiee.
Values•were $1.75 (o.$2.50 ; we could easily get more for these, hitt out the go
for the one price, 88c.
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0°„ Have you visited our Grocery Department yet.,'? If you haven't, all we can
say is you are not saving as much money as you should. Of course you need the
cash to buy here, but you have to pay some time, then why not make a little extra
effort to tet the cash and save on your gro eery bills? Everything choice and
fresh 'in the cool basement. Leave your next order, 'then compare our values.
All goods delivered.
Duality and values that cannot • be beaten await you at this store. Don't
forget that we close at 5.3o p. m. every day except Saturdays.
GROCERY •DEPARTMENT
Cameron Sc. Moore
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