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THURSDAY. JULY Writ. 1014
ENTRANCE EXAMS.
The following High School Entrance
candidates were panned fly the Entrance
Ixunl of ENaullnerw, anti approved Iiv
the Miaiater-of Education. A report of
the mark,* obtained in such subject has
been sent to each unsuccessful Cao -
dilate. .The Certificates of the success-
ful candidates will be went to the teach
or or to the secretary of the School
Board early in Augn.t.
The standing retiidred to pass is 40
per dent. on eaeti subject and a total'of
390 marks. and fur honors 4147 marks.
The highest marks obtained In each
Subject are as followr:-
Reading- Rea ('uriie 47
Writing Hanel Phalan ........ 46
Spelling Muriel Ilpaln, Agnew Mc-
Donald
c-Donald Illaytleldr.• Samuel (:tbron,
Leonard iluk 30
Literature --Jean Grifltn 97
Arithmetic-- % liner McManus,
Muriel llogarth. Mitten Heytock 100
Grammar - Elgin schatr • 94
-Geography - Violet Stewart 142
Cornpoeltloa- Emma Wallace -90
Total -Ale'. Il arse .. ...........:..bop
TOWN OF' GUDERLCfi.
CENTRAL 5(11001..
Brown. Charles
Bradwln, Milton
Buchanan. Harry
' Clark, ( )live
417
137
4.4)4
THE SIGNAL : QODERICH : ONTARIO
5AYI•ICLIi
Sarney Leath 4311, lreae Carrie 427,
Agnes MacDonald 45.5,
YT. H1.1 -END
Della (:reales 4,49, Swart MacPher-
son 394, Mary MoQulllln 397, Wilfred
Mt n/lila 467, Gladys Webb 400, %urns
Woods 392
KALTizolto
Cecil Jtaxter 404, Lloyd Correll 441,
Elsie Jones 459, Wilmer McManus 449,
Harry Symonds 461, Arundel Lamb 4t),
NIL!.
David McDlarwld 421, Howard Mc-
Nee-, Lorne Pentland 464. Marlow Ry-
as 423. Adeline Smith 460, Muriel
Smith 46.5.
AHHPIEI.D Toe
No. 3 -114•11e MacKenzie 419
No. 4- Roderick MacDonald 391, Mar-
garet
argaret MacLennan 456.
No. 6- awns Dawson 392, Samuel
Gibson 437, William Helot 434, John
Webster 43.5.
No. 6 Harvey Maize, 390.
No. 7 -Graham MeNay 4110.
No. 9 beryl Johnston 459.
No. 10-Fre'el Johnston :390, Thomas
Little 416. c
No. 11-Mldrod Dougherty 393. Ethel
Graham 449. Mae ?denary 40:3.
No. 13- -Wesley Agar 391. Irwiu Gor-
don 447. 1.ornc• MacDonald 397.
NO. 16 -Violet Kilpatrick 41.1, May
MenemMeea390. !retie MtVuotd 463.
No., 17 -Vera M. Johnston 450, Char-
lotte 8iwption 451.
l'OLHOHNI: TOWNSHIP.
No. 1 -Louisa H1/4•11 404.
No. 3-\'e•roa Hamilton 412, Health
Levy 425. !torn McPhee 420.
No. 4-1'slfred A. Moore 397.
No. a -Jane,* Feal su :196, lib er• Fow-
ler 402, Ralph Million 421.
No. 9 --Annie 'tacker 393, Hamilton
Clutton 464. Edward Williams 421.
DustiANNUN til Hoot -
Basel 4 Augustine 4!92. Wm. Fits-
gerald 710, Ethel Brown ta.16, Jessie
8tutbeea 857.
HEIII*ALL SCHOOL.
Wionlfred Cudmore 787, Alva In-
gram 704.
AsH FI ELD.
M.M. No. 14, Bemis McKenzie 745.
N.S. No. 4, Liella Finlayson !.
Wino WAWAN/INH.
8.8. No. 3. Lottie A. Johnaino 711.
N.S. No. 14, llfaewaret I.tidlaw 678.
Senior High s<heel Entrance and En-
trance toked.l Schools
Tho following atrdents of West
Huron public schools passed the senior
high school entrance or .rotor public
school graduation examinatioo
Dorothy 1. Fowlie, Annie L. King,
Dollie 14. Ba.'
Nadir J. 11'itods (lower scbooll.
EXNTER PIuHI.1/' SCHOOL.
Gordon Morley.
DANHWool 1-4•111.14 SCHOOL.
Ora H. Hoffman. Pearl E. 'liftman,
Addition V. Tiernan.
, I IUNOANNUN POHLtuMt4HOOt.
Rae I4tothers. •J
Zt'Ku ll PrH,.11- SCHOOL.
Krna B. Fritz, Elea M. Heyrock,
Anna I. Mertorlald.
H. E. H. 7,.Iler Ilowre .cboolr.
BAYFIKI.11 Primo' 84 HoOL.
WEALTH, OF tIAlk
Parisian Sage Makes Thin
(4011.RH'H TON 3.1111' Lifeless '.air Soft and J
No. 1 -Stewart Aldoua 391, Thelma Abundant
Laitbwalte 426.
No. 5 -Alex Anderaoo 491. Beautiful hair. thick, .oft, fluffy,
No. 10 -Lulu E. Elliott 463, Lilian lustrous, and free from dandruff. i a1
Hutchings 450.. . one of women's greatest charms, yet
w6WI' WAWANO4H TOWNSHIP. somany-hare streaked, thin and life -
Not 1- Angela Brophy'494. Mary r.etl- less hair and think there is no remedy.
dv 435.' Pretty hair is laryrly a Wafter of care.
No. 6-11ased ?futgan 39s. John Craw ,Frequent applications of Parisian
atop 416. - sage well rubbed into the scalp is all
• No. 12 Viola Jameson 451that is needed -It sets like magic.
. No. 14 -Leola Naylor 41.3.
No. 16 -Irene JeRrrsoo 40.5.
No, 17- 'Glaelya Rivera 446, 4tanloy
Rivets 431, Marie t4otoul 4:17.
• EAST WAw.1N(Ixf TOWNSHfI•
No. 7---Lrmte Boyle 4:11, Eta Hoyle
392, Stella Janueh 470, Annie Robinson
599.
No. 14 -fay lion. 444. .
No. 11 -Be'* Cable 1,47.
AFRAID SNE
was oris
Send Torr1Ii Uill SM
TW "fret -a -M u"
EX. JeAlt DE MATRA, JAN. 37th. 1914.
"After sidlsriag for a long time
with Dyspepsia, I have been cured
by "Frusta -tires". 1 suffered so
much that I would cwt dare at for I
Wm afraid of dying. Five Tara ago.
1 received samples of "Fruit -e -tires".
1 did not wrath to try them for 1 had
fettle conedeaee in them but, seeing
my husband's anxiety, I decided to do
so and at once I felt relief. Then I
lent for three boxes and 1 kept improv-
ing until 1 was clued. While sick, I
lost several pounds, but after taking
" Prnit-a-tives ", I quickly regained
what 1 had los Now 1 eat, sleep and
digest well -in ,1 am completely
cured, thanks to "Prnit-a-tives' .
MAnala M. CHARIONNEAV
" Pruita-tiva " is the greatest
stomach tonic is the world and will
alwaysenre lndigMion. SourStonisch,
"Heartburn", Dyspepsia and other
Stomach Troubles.
toe. a box, 6 for js.so, trial Ain, 25c.
At all dales or .est on receipt of
price by Fruita-tives Limited, Ottawa.
1 cuuldo't.
'\VeU did you ? h
Iso lshales In
Now you say Elliott called et your
house?
Ye. sir.
And you were not there?
I war there.
Well then that is- the Conversation
which you, tell of 'wheie Mr. Elliott
said "tit course We have the money. -
Yrs.
That is all be did say of iulport.tuce
00 that orcarrioa waa's't '
Try it tonight -you will really bestir -Well
Well of course -satire r. ally .I sap
'prised with the result. Not only will � pggg,., it is.
the hair become soft, fluffy, .radiant That is ell you have told us of any
with life end resHy doubly bea4titnl, ' impoltante.
but .11 dandruff disappears, falling . 1 have tie yoq al[ chat happened.
• hair and itching scalp cease -your , Uid you telt Mr. Elliott you couldn't
bead feels fi
. 14T(NI.Et' TOWNKHIP.
Sep. S.14. Na. 1 -Verde M. Rau 392:-
No:
92:
No: 3 Ruby Taylor 401.
No, 4INortht--Hazel Sparks 435. Be..ide Tough 624.
No. 4 it4onthl-Winnifred Etue•390.
No. 6-Lortio $ppr!'/js. ''red AtcCly- (Continued from page 3l• • know,
.i s molar to that one? i 1 am raking y ag ' d' you
ne'. vote for hien ur lair party ?
-All druggists sell s large bottle of I said mowing &bow. it.
atria110Bade for fifty cent.. Get it ` yew Luew be was wos-ling for De.
tam K. R. Wigle. be will refund the 'Latton ? -
money it you are not satisfied. i keen what he waisted.
You knew to wbr(t
party he
belong -
Conspiracy Charge
Di •
And you knew be tailed there to
smissed �vana Yue. Yuu.anew thst was his
• object' ...
r l kernel that atter he was in, ,jou
{
tnont 400. A F•11 i '
No. 7 Agnes Love 3147.
No. 10 Emma Higgins. age 10 years.
500, Lawrence Reid 392.
No. L3 -'toy M. Ke)s 419.
No. 14 -Wel. C. Johnston 4s', i.oglsa
McClymont 444, Part rent Wiseman
446 411.
U. S. H. No. 1 -Edward Laporte 400.
Clark, Robert 467
Grimn, Jean
Helsel, Alfred
Jones, Marjorie
McDonald. Agnes
McCluskey, Warren
McNevin. Melville
McKay, Gladys...g,,,w„
Stoddart. F:ida..,.a,l:........4(p
Stewart, Aana {10
Sanderson, Harry
Sinitic, Albert ' 4443
Stewart, Loretta .... 417
Tafford, Reggie 499
Vanatone. Mary 459
r-lrroRIA SCHOOL.
Bsecbler. George att+4
Currey, Grace 195
Down, Bertha 409
Davie. Bernice
Fraser. Purl
Halliday. Mabel
Howard, Harry
Hays. Claire 43J
Hume, Alex 590
Hunter. James 441
Johnston, Myrtle
Kerslake, Victor
Leonard. H*.aah
Martin, Greet*
Kerney, Edith
Noble. Bruce.
Bone. David
Stokes, Ethel ", . ern
Statham. Nora 493
Thompson, 1*may 459
WIliton, Jessie 415
Wallace, Emma... 464
45a
Yrs, I suppose so. •
- You Juin t tote the nuinb.r?
No.. It Kea a ten dollar bill: 1 kept
I it in my hand. I never opened it.
They are all alike, it stems.
Mr. Seager`. We will mask it Ex
bibit 1.
Mr. Makin*: That it not proven.
Sia HAY Tuw Nali1P. - , He didn't Mete that that is the hill hs
you un a a
any time during that conversation tell t
hitt you could out eupp rt him or his
party i'
No, !sweet did.
Well, why i
r' What war the nece+.ity?' 1 -wasl1
never asked.
Police Magis' rate Kelly : That is
1144 cation. He never itga..kttd.
' Mr. Makin.: - You didn't think fit
to volunteer that inf.r...._ ... anti
J" '406 , No. 2--Gretta Cane 460 Hazel Laing �'
aq
t.
478 Police M is
,407, Heroism, Tuckey :493. (al
N 't J
Kelly a He says
437 t o. , -James McAllister 393, Liter
Redmond 411 Olive Redmond 402 ev.c.urte one that dur's't hark like tltu'?; -- - _ _ x
N _ Mr. Hunter,: Uh There nee'
429
1 bills• look alike to him. Did you
495 o, b Thacla Smith 411. yes. ,
426 dig
Mr.
Ne. l8 -Lilian Broderick 406, Christina some
trent.
2"1"1. •42°' Clan Kant' IDI, Oitla, Well, I undertake fol
No. 11 -Ruby Hendricks 401. I marked Exhibit 1.
u didn't volunteer it ?
Mr. Hunter: None.
Then. you welt looking for Mr.
Elliott alter that?
�1 phoned him.
r
lu the sea 0.1nis 1 had Neto my law-
yer and told him the interview I had
and he and "Ona you prove that?" I
said that 1 tbougbt it could b. proved.
Prove whet?
He wanted to know could 1 ploys
that Mr. Elliott had said they had for
wuuey and I sad I thought it could be
proved.
Mr. Elliott had not offered you any
money?
No lair.
After that conversation with Mr.
Elliott you went to your law yet'r
And it was your lawyer who put
chir into your head?
Yr., sir.
That is. I suppose, Mr. Dencey?
Yes, air.
It wasple brain that conceived the
idea of getting up this trap?
To get witnees.e to prove that Ml.
Elliott had wade this rtat.empnt that
wa. all. He asked me could 1 prove
It.
Ar a result of your zonversatiuus
with Mr. Dencey you arranges' a trap
for Mr. Elliott?
lir made it. He arranged it,
Mr._Dancey arranged it?
Yes.
And you attempted to carry it out?
1 did carry It out.
Or at hart you tried W carry it out.
\Yb did you do that''
Why did 1 do it?
Yee.
Well, 1 lust thought a minister of
the gospel to Bowe to Du• and offer sue
money -
You said he didn't offer you looney. 1
He said distinctly '•We have the
money."
You didn't take any thing front his%
No sit, 1 did1.'t,
Hut you laid a trap for Mr. Elliott?
Yes.
And I suppose you undersBrod when
you were doing this y,.0 Were bleak -
Mg the few ',outsell'?
No. 1 didn't
No, Mr. Daltrey didu': tell you that?
No.
You deliberately telephoned Mr.
Elliott to Dome over to your hotire?
Yes.
Having first got Mr. Gundry mud
Mr. Turner behind the .urtains?
Behind the door.
And the only reason, tib far as you
know that Mr. Elliott t� to your
house was on your Invitation?
The second time, yeas.
Well that is the tinge we are speak-
ing of. You opened Ibe.twnvereatiou
by erring to what be bed •previous
Yes.
AndAnd you spoke about the Wells?
And about tl a other man, Mansell:
Yea.
'fell we again what was said with
eference to wintry?
Mr. Elliott said "Of course we have
he Money."
That was the first conversation!
D..1 he sty that at the second conver-
at ion also:
Well he wanted to know how much
would nerd -
Now don't start at the middle and
go both way'. Begin at the begtnu-
Ing of the convrrealion on Lbe sa.:otd
OCeawlntl?
Well he carne at the appointed tine.
halt -prat gine. He carne in and took
swat and'1 said 'The last time you
were here you told our anything I
didn't understand if 1 phoned you
would come." He .aid "Yes," I said
"there is lust one matter 1 dcu't
nderstand. You said the last time
on were here you b.4 the money?
Do I unders
Truemner 440 Clara Weigand 392
Mr. Makin.: Now, Mr. Hunter, y
money
prove that s the one and i want it
No. 12 ---Clayton t'fllc 403, , n
Sep. S. S. No. 1 -Richard Laporte Ola
PH
tirtI EN TOWNSHIP.Ya musician?
No. 3-Cor
33-Corina Parsons 402 Lila Sao- You ere not a poet'
No. 14-MinaJ. Non in405, haw long did ells say you had been i
' I Borierich ? I ■ c
Four years and about three months.
ou are
Ye. sir.
No. 1 --Muriel Hogarth 456.
dere 398, Amy Shepton 391. j Not that I know of.
464.2 No. 4 -Clara Morkock 421, Carrie You say you have been a Liberal? 1
Schroeder 44s. I Yes sir
No. 7 -Vera Flnkbeinnter 412, Entail Were yon here when Mr. Elliott ran
416 Finkbelnmer 425. l agsinNt Mr. Proudf,wtt at the last elec-
"15 No. e-Kathkrn Pollock :395•R ' tion
Oliver 413, Ge'orgu Stebbins 4311. Yee sir. '
No. 10--WIltred McGregor 430.
No. 12 - Bae Fall's 431, Isabel Webs
600 401.
5dS No. 14 -Hanel Emery 4.14. 1te' lfllb
409 4341.
Hep. 14. 8. No. 6 -Matic ('arty 417.
393
" Winnifred Guinan 431. John J. Hall 432.1
427 !'*HORN►: TOWNSHIP.
(t. 8. No. 1 -Katie Scalers J9S.
NO. 2-Wlnnitrvd Knight 392. Violet
Stewart 452. 4'hsrier Tulnitlll 402.
No. 3-- Heber Shute 432. Mahal TOM -
lineal 474.
Wilson, Hanel No. 4 - Harr) Coates 401. ('anis
mermeATK WHOM.Thomson 414.
No. 6 -Thelma VIM! 469, Ferrol 'lig.
Austin, Hilda 463 gIns 412. Garnet McFall. ill, Mryyde
Jeffrey, (:laden NM Mpo4le 401.
.19_ }' 140. ,)Derllikilte tlaieamer MIA. MMv
Moos. Jn.ei.h 630 Horton .194. !twitm
Ryckan 391.
lle
Pha. Hazel 424 No. 12 -Minnie Minot'
Spain. Muriel .... 669
Thnraval. Alphonse 437
Webb, Helen t
I:xs:TI:K Poetic ficnetit..
Carling, Grace
Dav1a, Gordon • ..... 390
Harvey. Gladys . 477
Hurtles, Jack 395
Ortweln. George , . s 393
Powell. Earl ..... 452
Pioksnl. Marguerite:...
Klee. Charlotte 429
Sharp, Margaret 479
Walker. 111111e 176
Walker. 1.1111e 460
Wella, Gordon ...394
HENOALI. 1
Marie Miller 446, Alex. McMurtr(e
990, F:meet Shatldick 191, Tho*. C.
Smith 433.
Did you do any work for Mr.
Wliott ?
No sir. I never worked in any elec-
tion yet.
You have leen a con ' t t Last I
of DoddIG
. don
.y Pills a
legion. The box is imitated,
the outside coating and shape of the
pies Aria m
imitated and the tam. -Dodd''
ICadesy Fills u imitated Imitations ars
dangerous. The engine/ le safe. Dodd's
Kidney mai base a reputation. Imita_
tors hare nose or they wwWa't imitate.
So they trade ea the reputation of Dodd's
Kelsey rich. Do not be deceived. Them
is poly owe DODD'S. Dodd's is the
th
original Dsdd's is e eases to be ears
as en 1 rs abas4- w
MOHOHow
HE)___()___I)___1)._2S
- How dd Mr. Elliott htppeo to get
0.lxwd up with 'roll in a thing of this
kind- 4
Exactly as 1 have indicated }fecal -I
tand if t want
an get it." He mid "Oh, yes. How
muco do you need." Weil, I said,
"tray two Wein and Mansell, say
twenty dollars." Well. be raid. •'11r
could probably get three dollars each."
1 saiu that Mr. Mansell bad been sick
and out of work and he said "Probably
In that case 1 could get tier."
And that was stout lbe end of it'
Yrs err.
You mule a declaration on the loth
of June before Mr. Daucey giving the
detail ut tats story?
Yt'ib sir.
And in that you say you mid :
Well, what about the election any •
1 did say that.
You haven't said that?
1 can't remember ever ytbing.
1s your memory of what took plat-
.t.eUss ?
I don't t bink so.
''ben why didn't you tell us what
you swore to beta
i couldn't possibly mind all that.
Du you remember what took p4a e -
I oo reteember. I might ruin s
phrase but I do remember 11
Can you retnemb.r whit you melon
two nave after you say it WA
ace?
I ISM trete* to.
Well why cruet your ?
1 did say that
You didu't say it bens today.
No, 1 know, but 1 did say that at
the time.
I had to remind you of it today'
1'.., but 1 reseeaaber 11 pow.
Do you remember the rest sow sr
erbat took piece
I think 1 brave given you all of it.
Will you .wear that you have
itbfsklbays.
if i remind you of 'something dee
contented to your declaration what
wig yon nay ?
1 don't know what I will my.
..You said something about melesillY.
do 1 usd.estasd from that," whet?
Thai 1 can get ,nosey. That was
the pbraa..
'Chet mosey ruin be got." Who
put this in this shape 7
1 dict.ted tha thing an it bappeoed.
in answer to tbet what did Mr.l
w
gltiott say ?
H. said bow much do you want.
led .t the church and met my pupil.
Had you spoke's to him previous to
that time?
i hadn't .pok.n 1.o him for 1 couldn't
tell you whes.
WWI its malts of months - l
A Tear 1 think except just eaaually
roe
Did
pot
KIDNEY
PiLLS
M4Nisll hirerel bad sup r
hiss is his campaign'
423 JUNIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL GRAD. ¢
UATION EXAMINATION
466
HASHWOOD
Leonanl Dirk 4914, Nettie Brokenahlre
464, Walter Faaand 471. Ada ?tumid
416, Karl Groomer 441, Harry Guenther
449, Kyrie Hoffman 474, Ida Routledge
473, Kenneth RonMedge 510, Ernest
Sure 434. Elgin Schatz 54'.
('REDtTON
Rummel ('lark 992, L.nnla Guenther 191,
Addle (falser 44P, Laurette Holtzman
414. Victor K.atle 430, Arthur Sambrook
150. Oren Winer 393.
11'414 14
Verde Rise 992. MUtos Heyrock 4*6,
Willi/km Seibert 996, (ls..vteve 74,44431
114.
1,11410A1111014
Roby Allem 4614, i.. (7atr 4*) 14.1
elle Culbert *10, Delco Disbar 390,
14114e Illesinglee 4la.
The following students were success -
fiat at the Junior Public School grad-
uation examination, held in June.
7h. marks have been sent to the
teachers, and the diplomas will he sent
when received from the departmeot of
education. To pass, a candidate shall
make NI per cent on ea,:h ntbject and
91) per oent of the total. The peas
stark 1a 090 and honors IeLS.
The highest percentages received in
each subject are as follows •-
Oral Reading --William Fitagerald
Ott per cent.
Wrltitag -Hernke Drennan, 174 per
cent.
English literature -Jamie Mothers
7p per pent..
nal eh-mpositlon-.lassie Sloth-
er'a, 46 per cent
English Grammar -Ethel Brown lid
per cont.
Spelling- Jessie Ittothetee, IN per
eta t.
History-Liella Flnlaysne, 146 per
cent.
Geography - Jessie !Bother.. 74 per
cent.
Arithmetic Winifred t'sadmore. 37
per cent.
Algebra and (isometry - Ethel
Brown. 02 per event_
Art Alva Ingram. 70 per mint.
Bookkeeping-Winnifred Cadens
87 per caret.
History, Art, Bookkeeping and
Geometry were the weak snbj•eb her
sew eel of the eandldat4es.
T fansaast
flake Sure of a iE
:heady Income ►E
1'ut your savings and surplus It
•mitts into tie btardtv)de
eying security. 1 he 111;:i
rogel
C
quiantetures
rte 3.,.4.51 Reliance Mer,p.41e
ate serer.A 1-v • Pini-
ap 1u 000.000 011 sad A
st$S,000t00000 1)..., dr.
►•ewrene• made re roe s demaladable
00101141 etf SS per sennas, 1/"4
i..ff -rear, pawere.py oft the date.
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msirr.bla w thea• ,ere
Fr .....pd.
.011.0.
sessions re wR/eeMINI
�V. L. iZeiZTON, C•cl'.•., .
Ws:deal D redo.
Implements
Say, when you Dome to
town come to Run. W tL-
IN1N N place.
\Ve have d new car-
load of the best buggies
money can bur.
We have lots of Win
Feecing and (4at.es. We
have Washing Machine.'
and Churns. !Stoves, HMI -
tars and Ranges, Lad-
ders, Hay ';ars and
Track, Litter Carrier,,
Entines, Windmills.
Hinders, Mowers, Hay
i. seders. Weal se and
Stook Reeks
Alen a number of gond
hones
Massey -Harris Shop
iI imilb+n Ntreet
w
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Y.s? YOU said : "Do 1 understand
mosey eau he got" sod Mr. Elliot,
said : "How much do you want." i
You are swamies to that ?
ea
b no 4osbt about that'
Ob, there I. so doubt *boot that. •
Weal next t
He said '•How much would yr -r
want it 1 mid abets Were t It•• t w.,
Weirs and Marvell, ami ..e .ad . 1
eo.W prrahly tge1," Ihi• to a. Iar w. 1
Mn mind. "three dollar +pls.'tsy I
tol,r blur Manes, was ...ea *nu he1iutid t
Nr,oaaMt 1 ran get Iles dollars for
MauselL
W. AC.HF.SON 8 SON
Sheets and Pillow Slips
at Reduced Prices
Sheets, full sine 2 z lt4 yards, of heavy English One aheming, nicely
hemmsed, elft and free foot all dressing or tilling. Reduced to per
Mir ...... SI So
Hemmed Pillow SIIp', 42.44 inch anti yard long, extra quality.
Reduced to per pair 4uc
White Quilts
American 4 -ply Crochet Cotton Quilts. full double bed size, epee's'
at each ..
Bath Towels
:41 dozen large size heavy 1'utkiali or Batn Towels. beautiful quality
and in neat brown and white checks and .?wipes• Regular price 440c.
On sale at per pair - - vtk
Corsets
We are pleased to announce the arrival of all the new model. in
A La Grace Corsets, styles suitable for different flume-, low and
ruedlutn hurt, materials of finestr.
ne.t Anirrican tort. ells... 18 to 3).
special rt ' 75., 51.00. 01.2'.
Carpets and Rugs
A number of odd sines and makes in Brussel.. I Wilton and Axmin-
ster Hoge. This week we will gape. at exactly hall price. Prices
were $Ilk 00 to $311.ect, now 115.11) td $1,1.(tl,
Inspection In)ited
Store Closes on Wednesday at One O'clock
W. Acheson 0 Son
The Empire Typewriter
f t : -•. --r .3
Visible Writing -perfect Alignment Lightning
Escape/went-Endurance-Speed
New Model
A'. uee.t 1•y the C.P.l'.,
,, Bank of Monir.si.
Metriusnt..B.ak; ltoyael idwnk,
Northern Crown Bank, Might
Pirecrnrlea, Iimit.d, Beit Tele-
ph'.ni• (:n.. rM. -
Med. in Canada-Tberrfe•re
wee 2S per tent that must he
paid .s dirty un all other
snake..
It Geosts you Nothing to
Try out an Empire in
'Empire" Your Office
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO., Limited
13 Adelaide 8,. IV.. Toronto \Corks-Monthel, Q»e.
Meat May Be Injurious
and Is Expensive !
Some people may eat iots of meat without in-
jury to their health, but it's hard on their pockets.
Others should avoid meat almost entirely, yet they
eat it daily --these pay in both health and purse.
Either class will benefit by eating less meat
and more Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes.
It gives much Wore nouriainuent than its coat
in meat., is infinitely more easy to digest -conse-
quently better for you.
Ask for
CORH MIMS
Ws the Mena 11 ends per minim
BRITISH - AMERiCAN
COLLEGE
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