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: • He Located His Quarry. bet
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• Sy HELEN ATWATER •
i••e**••eosettee eeeoeeeeoei
eMt. Hawkins," sato my chief. "esu
Yate the same of being the slickest do -
bribe on the staff. I wlsb you to try
to catch the slickest •dveetatess the
country has ever been troubled with.
She has called berselt-Mr. Watarlgttt,
Mee T'hotpe, Margaret Vane, and 1t t•
euapected that she bas masqueraded as
a Owe calling berrelf ®dgar Martha -
d ale."
"What crimes has she committedr
'That's a secret. We are employe/
to produce ber by a private party who
agrees as soon as .be is 1n our power
to furnish the necessary Patten to bold
her. What we are expected to do L to
mach her, and then Is a good 916.000
for doing It. Now. I'll tell you what
do. 1t you snare bar ru give yon
the lion's share, 910,000."
"I suppose you have located her."
'1 have. A telegram las coma from
an agency In Chicago stating that she
was seen In that city yesterday, and by
my order • ahadower has been put on
the case with Instructions to keep bee
M igkt WI we can meld a man there
to pounce upon her. l wouldn't trust
Doe of their men, for I believe she
would be too sharp for him. Besides,
k will require One 10 whose Jude -moot
We eau trust not to pat us in a poettlon
anttgoalstic to the law."
"I see." I regaled. and after some
more talk as to details I lett the omos
and that evening was speeding on a
train to Chicago.
1 will call my Quarry Margaret Vass,
alsce that la the most attractive of bar
various seamen. Tbe morning I reach-
ed Chicago 1 reported at the detective
agency tbat bad put the abadower on
h er. and a mao was sent with ins to
the house where she was staylag, a
family betel. wbere oo looking over the
regti.ler I found her entered as harm,
(Lorpo. 1 asked the clerk It • Mr.
Howland was staying at Ma house.
sad when be said no 1 told him that
( had come there to meet him and that
1 presumed he would appear eltber that
day or the next. That gave me an ex -
rime to go to the hotel frequently and
loiter about there It 1 found It expedi-
e nt to do so.
There was no photograph of the lady
to be had, and my first work must be
to locate her among the guests. I
'didn't Caro to make an arrest; to fact,
1 could not well do so wtthout requlat-
tion papers, which I had Dot 1 must
proceed very differently. Indeed, I
could form no plan, but moat be guid-
ed ny circumstances. 1 had • descrip-
tion of the woman I was after, and
the first one I spotted turned out to
be the Indy herself. 1 call her the lady
because to look at her and oo bearing
the well hred modulated tones ot her
1 voice no one would take her for any-
thing else. She was about twenty-two
years old. comely and either to the
wanner born or had the faculty of per-
sonating one who was. It occurred to
me that the work 1 was engaged in
might be dangerous. I couldn't get It
out of my head that abe win not an ad-
venturess, but a typical lady. i did
not wonder that the chief had admon-
ished me to exercise caution.
1 kept Miss Vane under my eye ez-
.cept. In the middle of the night by put-
ting a woman In the hots to post me
at tlio slightest sign of any Intended
move. Th• day after my arrival my
watcher told me that my quarry had
beoo visited during the day by • gen.
tieman Of a professional cut. She hod
followed Otto when he went away, and
he had gone to a law office. Inquiry
about him there resulted In discovering
(het be was the junior partner of the
firm of Whitney, Johnston & Gregory.
► lost no time In finding out the
* tending of the firm and learned that
they were not criminal sawyers. but
gid a general law budner of the most
respectable kind. Wbat they could
h ave to do professionally or otherwise
with a woman whom I had understood
was wanted for some heinous offense
1 was at a Ione to Imagine. Mr. Oreg.
Dry. who had Melted ber, was a good
looking young man, and t tbongbt It
portalble, even probable. that se bad
got him ander bar thumb, a. 1 infer-
red she had got other men under her
thueah, and deeplle tbe feet that he
woe N lawyer would relieve him of 6M
surplus emit.
hey spy reported • day or two air
I reached Chicago that atm Vane bad
called for her bill. Where she was go-
ing was not known. bet I telt it neces-
sary to remain at her hotel that slgbt
NII the last train had left for any.
wbere .ed be then le the morning le
time to tike the first The lady did sot
depart Met night. bat about 8 In tie
morning. cerrytag *sly a tient sett ease,
she took a carriage I railed sertbm
sad followed net to the Onion station.
1 wee seat M Ilse behind tier wave
. os bnogbt • ticket, which was foe
Phlladeiphu, sad 1 poreheeed nae for
the same piece. 1 we. delighted et the
chase, for (1 we•M he heaefielal M
get her oeerwr hems. Shortly before
the trate ,farted a yeast m•s eem•
I.to Me car wb.r* .h• wee mid wars•
I ted followed ber sod rap to the time
the trete left (bel were engaged ie
serum e*erereanoe 1 And not .1.N
Grocery. but 11e hag hears Ielent ly
bribee N e,e *ad 1 was Mn nos per
1.s wee ha aid that ao was giving ba
metree•tklsa Det lsgef aortae le wed
aka w a. i•rply Untreated
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I AU 0* bit air 1 mW thoh feat*
1n ■ clasp aa/ believed that 1bo
o was playing himdile coded
a*Nber goodby to sea dein as wit -
doer, sad be turned JIM bafoes they
lost sleet eft sacb otbar sad threw bar
a kiss r••• tis Meat of Ma de-
parture
parture bet fees teem es a PNble/
loot, but It was sondes oeseared wtth
the agonlaed expression that Caine over
1t oleo her glamor 11(btd ea m& '17e
start she gats led res to believe that
be ring esu ms at CBs soca sad belag
ewtaatly bustsd lie had at eau g►
named that 1 was after hat. At tar
rate 1 dad est believe that ism hod
lien wassail sgaWt as, though as t•
tab 1 was by as moans aerials.
I wu isary to be the uses of se
mach Brad Its u attractive girl wee
ler all 1 surety knew to the ematltary.
might be perfectly Maso.lt et W
weoagdelag. But I renteasthrell bow
MMounty. criminals are. what serve
(ber ham. and 1 was pa ted to soder-
stud
odenstead way Ms one gave herself away
is pithily at the sight of a /utectivs.
Perhaps k was Ole that affected else
Nit that 1 bad mach pity. The $10,00
1 was to receive for bet capture tens-
•aractad that But moa bow *very
encs In •wktie It cam* over me that
sametbtsg wu wrote ta to cam and
r membirtag that my chid had takes
lt from private parties, doobte would
constantly be coming op as to wetbir
1 wee oo a profitable khat or whether
1 would catch a tarter.
However, 1 raaolved to records ea
the train till 1 and the woman reacted
Pblladelpbia, and from Plttabdtgb tel♦
grapbed the chief to have some Dae d
that city to shadow the lady to her
etnflping place, for It was plait that It
would not do for ma to follow hie
Meanwhile on the way, tearlag she
would elude we by getting off Cho
train. I never tat her oat of my sight a
moment in fast. 1 did not doss cap
we during the stgbt of the barmy.
The $10,000 I wu to *ars was quit
=mgt to keep tine Opal.
Our train uheaid lav toadied Phil-
adelphia salty In to moraine. flat a
/slay bad thrown a three boon be-
hind flus. Between two cities at the
eastern part of oar barmy the grab
made no stop for mon that as boar
We were running very tail to maks
o p time► and. sot being able to tbMk
of any way Mew vaso could tat of
the train. use if she wale/ t•. std
I being very sleepy after my Mehra
vlgU, I permitted myself to Mop late
e doss.
Prom a doe I mast have sant to
sleep, for when I awoke forty da -
S ea bad elapesd. Naturally I looked
to make sore my quarry was still
present
She was not to the car.
I went at once to to saloon and
Med the door. It was unlocked. No
ora was within. I went through the
train, looking into every seat, every
corner. Mies Van* was not to he
found. 1 asked the conductor M we
had made any stop during the period
I had been asleep. He replied In Cha
segailva
I shuddered. The woman, driven es
despair, moat have jumped ter Cho
train.
That was the last 1 mw of Mlles
Vane, at lent for more Chu a year.
I watched the newspapers wkb a
view to finding Information of a body
or a woman having been fouled ea
the tine of the railroad 1 had traveled
os, but never saw any each mentlos.
1 did not stop at Pblladelphle, goleg
right on to New Yost. wane 1 re-
ported the strange cane to my chief.
He Will very COO) to me. blaming sae
for bating gone to sleep and saying
that the train had doubtless slowed
up going through a town and the wo-
man bad jumped off.
S ome fourteen months after UM
mysterious disappearance I taw a m-
iles to the society columns of a news-
paper that Hoary Gregory of Ohleage
would the next day marry blies ildlti
Vinton. a New York bares. Curiosi-
ty led mea to the church when the
ceremony was performed. tad who
should the bride be but wny quarry.
1 wan not long in getting an audios -
don. The party who had gives to to
tate wu an undo of the lady. He
had NsocwMd in baring bar placed la
a retreat as feeble minded In order to
Main possessloo of her fortune, be
being the admtnlatrator of ber estate.
She had escaped and an seder be With
thou he employed to catch bar W
passed ander various names, TM eab4
was deceived In the presidia* say Ha
administrator taking this cam wltbNea
the proper informed3*
Al 10 the I.4,'. dlsappear*aos tri
the train. It was doss i* tads wiles
Pablo( through • town, of trills
'beamed at a good rate of spied h► •
Me another going the Naafi way.
Mee Vlntoa, ceaadent that 1 was attar
het to rotors her to the retreat she
doodad. wait to the rear doer •f the
ear wltbost beteg cheered and passel
out o. I the platform. At the ma
meant the two trains were moots( at
equal speed Then ber owe tram N
gen to gain en the other. bat very
lowly. When two platforms ChM to.
tether she bravely •tapped aboard tart
ether train
This Informatlo. 1 got fro the
b.reelf, for t called oO her hothead sal
told blm of my efforts to make es as.
root of Mfr Vlpeout before be a►
case Yrs. Gregory under a shapers
t ension of the feria 1 @patellae
through him and begged flim a puma
me to apologies directly to Iib Wit&
He promised to swam me talo pent .
dm. If eatable, and after s e1N heats
me so levitation. After 1 001 ozpls►
M my eeats•ctkre with the maths f
..ked bar bow abm bad e5aasee Ilme
ceeelvM t0..vple.stlos uvea abseil
'11 e.eld Wier have Mae ire Bis
gal/, "exe stet that t was MO roe war
handlog to tab a. bast to nM
bimetal Isprfwasrtd,"
S he was than lo pemessa a et • MO
goatees
( • two MARKETS.
taurp•.l and Chicago Wheat Futures
Clem Higher -Live Stock -
,
i Latest Quotations.
1 oHICAtw. Aug. 11. ---Decease in the
v116n supply of wheat. together with
• strong cash demand Draught • lab
reify, overturning Immured coadttloae
t•W. The market was steady at
Use dose, from s shads to 1-4. to 3-11e
MIT1f1a•1 trading tett Dorn a shade
to 1o. up. ea1-4. to Luc down
1. 1 eats 1 -4.
8 -ac higher and provisions
varflag from uacbang.d w a rims or h
t'is &etrpoel market closed Luscio gs'
q tie klgher than Saturn's o0 wheal,
sad `iwbaaged to led higher oe cora
Ter.nt. GMarbS.
W et. sew, I b N •
Wheat. t eah..rain
a bush
cess bushel �a
Sack a heat. bulged 11 to
Toronto Dalry 1ar11a1.
B r. creamer). 1h. felts
B creamery, netts
Bu lir, separator, dairy, h
@utt.r. store lots
>•ige ... _
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Cheese,new-laid new, le • (48 •
Montreal Grain and Produce.
MONTR*AL Aug IL -Apart from oats
the 'sport trade in grain ooatlnues very
Mow There was a fair amount of ear
1.1,7 for Yanitobe spring wheat to -W,
nut the cable, looked the snap of • Nil
ay* ago, sod foreign bolters .60w$�a
disposition to close up the gown.N-
tweea tbelr bid. lad the prices Meal et
porters are asking The trade at the
moment has taken ou a w<tag air, bug -
era quite evidently Wag antennas M
increase their oommltments, while
trend of the Winnipeg market remaisb
uncertain Oa the other hand there wy
another Ng demand for oats =UPI
t
der ling h good bestow was repotted.
Very little M doing in the chat [rate
either for foreign or dlstr7ot aoomunt
All Attention la now daroct•d to the new
Moi and the elements of uno,alnty re -
maniac A
ing la the western slttuu in Um
aatlume restrict the volume of hotlines*
pe
ppt. Aor.
a�te--Caaadlaa western. No. B. 44o M
418o; do. lee. 1, 44e to 44%o; extra Ns 1
teed, do.
11arl.r-Maniteba ems. tie to eat
1fR7W•oett-MH•afaarllet15..oa,bmoots;
spac;r. h$ao'oewslRa.Yt;
a
r hart. M.i.MbtnN
PA. bagset Moau-
shut&k..,
M: aid.
taosllla 1111 to OW
e. t per tem, Gar ton, 511 to *11.
Plant western*, Iliac t0 Mid;
tfasst i items, Mae to .
letter Meat erMSsayMPao to lee.
•gas-asleot.1. as to 1.e; No. 1 stooR.
Se is No
Por bag. oar lots, Q.M.
hogs -Abattoir killed U1.55 to
Firth -Hoary C}sada short nut m
st{ b•elM� biarrrslNsee41 to et C o s, shu
f and arosI, Noes. to *ib!
!± p Ib.. net, W,4c; pure,
1y. 1414c: pure, wood pails. 11
an. 11110.
Minneapolis Grain Grain Market
INNIAPOLIS Aug. 1L -Wheat doted
4S%c 19 > o; Dec., shale: 1W;
to o. 1 hard• 11.01: No.
tlortNnt, p.•pk Igo. northern, 51.048;
to 51.01.
:w71tt4 Tlt4c.
Patent. 1n wood(
reds, • neepb w 15116 other pas
teat., .73 to neap.
oleam 54.60 to 13.73;
second clear,, 34.10 to 1170.
Duluth Grain Market
DULUTH, Aug. 11 -Wheat closed -No.
1 bard. $1.04%, No. 1 nprthern, old, 51. •
No. 1 northern, old 11.010, new wheat
AWvst, No. 1 northern, fat Sept.,
flee., Mtio '
Odea
CATTLE MARKETS.
Union Stock serfs.
TORONTO, Aug. 12. -Receipts of
live stook at the Union Yards were
169 oars, comprising 2987 cattle, 330
hogs, 484 sheep. 72 Daher and 18
Mises.
Exporter&
The only buyer, of export cattle rt
P orted wore Awiet & Oo., who bought 113
stwra, heifers and Dow Y follows:
n
Stee, 57 to 17.40; hi,t5t�e�r. *71 to W. .:-
pont cows, W50 to 16.71. It w1)1 be seen
Mot the 6115.01 price was 5.40 as com-
pared with t'/ eo of last week. I'M only a
snag proportion of cattl. bought In com-
petition with the prices or last week.
butchers.
Motu Insavy steers of ,snort were
knot rr to 91.00; good, 10.15 td
KW N; Dom to
ir tee y�o, a troy top
.N to Oho? Daws, reef to !.7{•
inellum Dodi, et to common Bowe,
tp s.; bulls, peso to 1; caller., 11.5
prep Milkers ■nd Springers.
A moderate supply M milkers said
s sold at NO to 536 and rite
rte M for something choice by mops
aid Halligan
Veal Calves.
sitriof veal oalves were light, 75
to Prisms were about steady a
M t• i per rot
Sheep and Lambs.
A fair run of 464 sheep and Iambs w
Emead as fbnows: IA ht swim
t heavy em. 55 to 53`5o. rams
o .N to lab iambs. Id
Ile to 55.00, a
• eNeete at 55.76
ih5,rts, fed and watered, sold at N.40
M Pis and 5110, 1 o.h can, moult.
Montreal Live Stock.
ONTR:DAL.t Aug. 11 -The retire1ltpp.ttor 01,
et vbe wen lettli4O14:1411jiilLALI/1 ,b
01 tea t1E
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GODERICH. ONTARIO
PRIZES OFFERED FOR SELECTED
SEES.
Official notice is giveo 07 the Cana-
dian Seed Grower r' Association that
rubetsntW prises, iu Cho form of oasts
and 'special irupbies. are offered for
reed grown in the Province and ex-
hibited at ate Melt annual Winter
Fair or Provincial Seed Exhibition.
The dab of this Ezhibitiou wit! be
wade public liter.
in addition to the regular prises
Mimed ro members of the A.aociatioo,
special lash prizes are :filtered to bort
and girls between twelve and eigh-
teen years of age, fur exhibits of
spring wheat and white oats. A
sweepstakes prize in the fora[ ot a
beautiful gold medal. donated by Dr.
Jas. W. Robertson, is Mao offend to
the toy or girl having the beet ex-
hibit of oats in the Maritime Prov-
iocer, Quebec and Ontario, and wheat
In enc( of the Provinces of Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta, Each of
these exhibits is to cooeist of a rhea(
which must be at least six inches in
diameter at the hand. ai,d a golloo ogee
threshed graft]. The plants for this
.beef should be selected by hand trout
the Held before the crop it cut.
Those proposing to compete for
these prisesabould arrange.*s once to
wake the necessary selections mid
should also write to Secretary, Cana-
dian Seed Growers' AesociatIon,
Ottawa, Oot., and obtain a copy of
the prize hat, ruled. and special ar-
rangements regarding the transporta-
tion of exhibits.
Now is your chance, boys and girls.
Even if you don't happen to win a
prize the experience you will gain will
increase your chances next time.
Devastating dialogue -"Pa, why ar
you called the head of the family ?
"Out of politeness, any hoy."
Guest (in backwoods botel)-"Say,
my good woman, how do you serve
here. a la carte or table d'hote ?" Pro-
prietress -"Well, er-er, Mister, it's
like this -we des' puts the stuff on a
tray an' totes it in."
Mrs. Wise -"If you are goiog to the
club tonight you had better take your
overcoat. Mr. Wise -"Are you go-
ing to sit up and wait fog me until I
come home?" Mrs. Wise -"Cer-
tainly." Mr. Wise -"Then I'll take
my storm -coat."
Rheumatism, Lumbago
bnd Lame Back
can he cured by the great fruit kidney
and liver remedy,
FIG PILLS
Brantford, Ont., Aug 13, 1911.
Your medicine, Fig Pills, has
worked wonders for me. The rheum-
atic pains have entirely left me and I
owe everytbiug to your remedy.
Yuu are at,liberty to publish this.
R. H. GAILaws.
At all dealers 25 and 50 cents or
mailed byThe Fig Pill Co., St.
Oat.
at.
11
Olney. Liu Seash.
M
trint
Uverpd titre Stu&
If You Destroy Flies #
Sanitary Reasons
Why Not DeItiaa Sanitary IVaI1r
ON�j�� FFife..- drop Me the food.
J" + s milk, everywhere, whe e, or are 4frp
ground into the carpets, rugs and
floors. A poisoned fly is more dangerous 4p
than a live one. The poison is an added
danger and does not Jail the germs on the
body of the fly. FIy traps are offensive
and unsanitary, the care of them disgust.
A,
4ifsang. The fly destroyer that catches boob
the flies and the ' g'a'ms they carry and 41'
coats them over with a varnish frees which
ACthey never escape, is
T>nglefoot Fly Paper, aSS•PliOSHOSIg &IOW IP
Said by an first.dsas pears ',hi 411,
ii 1114 44 lik‘ 11* . * 44‘‘ 4*
DERBY SHOE3
QUALITY SHOES FOR
M E N. LATEST STYLES
ALWAYS IN STOCK AT
Caadjan
atioiational
Exhibition
SOME frlATURvg or
Imperial Year
Imperial Cadet Review
9.i.a ser s1. sb. Ou rens
8x6401ts by the Provinces
Destinies Exhibits
Bead at Scot. Guards
Pao- itemoubms rtes,
Palatines of the Yearmoterms
Palatiop by best Canadian w
American Artists
bawls' Cadet Caapetirisss
Sty Saute Rovt.w
SteyaYy la Educational Exhibits
ef.M of -Deihl
Seww o! Tb' Born Bend
themia'. feet &w
Drsao•ee' Mtadeal Ride uses
Industries la Operation
Sutter Manes. Competitions
America's Otteit.K Lv. Stock Shoe
Caeaia's BINsst Dee Show
Amoeba's Prettiest Pussies
Jammu@ Dar Pbwwork*
miter loot Rates
Hippodrome sed Chats
Poor Steps and Aram oil g.Iy
Eruption of Mut Vesuvius
Athletic Sports
Tee Seed CNseerts Doily
Acres el Meeutectsr.s
Inwood newporks--4s Numbers
Aig. 24 1912 Sept.,
TORONTO
W!`I. SIIARrIAN'S
Corner East St. and Square
Brophey Bros.
amnion
Tse leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orden carefully attended
at all hours, night or oar
OVERLOADED SALE,
FOR
FIFTEEN DAYS
It will not do you an
ounce of good to read this
advertiseweot unless you
come to the store and see
for yourself that we will
really sell you goods as
here advertised, which
means &saving to you on
every dollar's worth you
but from no during this
Safe.
AT ROBINS' STORE, GODERICti
Overloaded with stock because the weather man is to blame. This Sale is Im
portant to you because it offers to you just the goods you want, just when you
want them, at prices away below norrual.
We honestly believe that never have the people of this community been of-
fered such a chance for substantial money -saving on high-grade goods at a Mime
when the goods are wanted most. Real hot summer weather will yet Dome.
Moat of you have a lot of summer clothes yet to buy. You are offered a chance to
pocket immense savings -but you must act quickly.
Don't make the mistake of waiting until the last day of the Sale. This is the
time when you need then clothe!, and these are reniarkahle prices. We expect
the biggest business we ever had. Those who come first will be the happiest,
SUIT VALUES
You should investigate before buying a new
suit.
Men's strits, worth $25.00, for . .. 514.75
• 18.00 11.75
13.00 " 7.75
• 15.00 8.75
11.00 " sees 6.75
•BOYS' BLOOMER SUITS
Boys' Sults, worth $7.50, for $4.60
5.00 " 2.96
4•W 1.56
HATS AND CAPS
The assortment is u large as you will find in
most places at the opening of the season.
Regular price *1.00, for....... sees...... . 00e
75 . 46c
50 " ,..,.,,..... 89c
36 ..
25 ..
29e
10e
56.60 •' • sees $4.60
6.00 •' ...• . 2.76
3.011 "
2.00 " has
0
78 " : 96
50 a
Straw Hotgoing test st halt -price.
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SHIRTS
You'll like these values when you see them.
Reviler. price 5'1.00, for $1.29
1.50 1116
LOU " 30
76 •• 30
We are Nola agents for Berlin Shirt Co
Prices that Mean Big Saving
Men'. Rork Shirt", worth 65c, for 90c
S6 5Uc
Men's Fancy Shirts, worth $1.00, for. floc
800
76 " 42c
Boys' shirts, rag. 75c, for..... ._ sees.. 39c
.
51.116, far 601.
Enticing Prices on
MEN'S TROUSERS
An extra pair is always bandy.
Regular price 55.05), for.................. $3.86
• 4.00
3.00 "
2.00
1.60 "
2.35
1.36
89
You will find that this is something more
than an ordinary sale. It is in reality as well
se in name a genuine money -saving chance
that means a big saving to anyone trot is wise
enough to take advantage of theca offertugs.
PKICES WORTH WHILE
Note these prices -Act at once.
Men's Suspenders, regular prioe75c, for.... 46e
bOc ., sees 320
200 ldc
36e " . 19c
Black and Striped Overalls with Blastic
back, regular price $1.26, for .....sees SIM
1.00 .. 011/c
Regular 76c, for 59c. Regular 500, for . .. 39c
Men's Belts, regular price $1.00, for 59c
76e „ 50c
, 50c " 25c
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MEN'S TIES
Regular t7bc to 75c, for
6110
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42c
thc
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190
SWIIMAILINU COSTUMES.
't $wirlamlrg Oost.t nnz . 51.00, for 890
mmtpg S.lu, regular 51.60, forfi9c
UABRELLAS
Regular prier, 11.76, for
1.01 "
" 1.01) "
41.1$
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BARGIANS
This is not an ontin,tn
Bale but an Extraordinary
!Sale -the greatest bargain
event in the history of
(4odericb a n d vicinity.
Sale open. Saturday, Aug -
tat 17th.
SOCKS
Beautiful sbadee and fancy goody..
Regular price 25c to 36c. for . 1110
2tic
12c
Special Socks, 2 pain, t 'fix
Regular price lure for............ c 71k
Men's Socks, 4 pans for ... 25(
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN SUIT CASES
Men's SuitCases, regular $2.00, for 81.25
260 " 1.5o
" 3.00 '• 1.75
3.60 •• sees. 2.'2:5
Telescope Cases, from 35c up. •
Tower's Oil Stine, regular $2.60. for .... 51.41
Oil Skin Cape, regular 65c, for
BOYS' OVERALLS
Regular 75e, for 42e. Regular 50c, for 26c.
BOYS' BALBRIOOANS
Regular 50o, for 19c. Regular 86c, for 26c.
BOYS' KNICKERS
Regular �rioe $1.60, for
• 1.00
76 "
69c
39r
N lie i.
(UNDERWEAR UNDERPRICED
A buyinr opportunity worth while.
Regular price $1,110, fur
1.00 " .. .
75 "
95 "
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Combination 8rtlb. reg. 51.60, for. . . Ip
Pored Stilted Snits, rag. 51.00, fes . 410
SALE STARTS SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th, AT 8 A. M.
RoB1 N5 South Side Sq
TWSTofORESuire
GODERICO H, WINGHAM
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If moods are not satisfactorywe will exchan ar return
_ g'e every dol11llr paid us.
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