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,THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
County and District
• 1/avid Clark, for *Wrote year* a
resldeut of• tarry township, 'yatw•tl
away . ly 'HI.•klu his of ,Centralia. year:
hai
thres111.11 3411 I,usht•IM of wheat off six
and a•helf acres. 'rids is over fifty-
two bushels to the Gere. Tele 'alma.
tested 114 {bonds to N1r bushel.
.1. .%. Manson ens elected herr.. of
Stanley township. surevsllug Reeve
Hanley. who died suddenly on July
13th. Nilson Carlisle was rle'tel u
colt:wider. Doth ele•tto*s were 11).1
aeelaUlation. ARev. K. A. (Whitt. formerly winds-
ler of the Wouth K1111010s Prebyte•rtau
church. Ims reeeneti and ties serrated
a l'ltlt to the pit -tonne of the United
church at Ito-vwout. *ear Orange-
ville. The church vas formerly
Methodist, 1.111 the e,ugrt'gailui has
bet.* greatly strengthened by a min-
ority tt'ilrh meet over from 11 Presby-
terian Congregation which vuteyl RCM-
(lite •1f the earliest setters of the
Mwnshii• of Gren, lit the pernon of
'l'huums Ennis. pas.t*1I away uu Thurs-
1111y hast at the age of ninety years.
Deceased Walt born lit Ireland, cowiug
to Canada with his parents when a
11111 of 11•11 years. On their arrival et
eine' We he IIPP*1111, pqulrateti from the.
other *teepees of the Glwlly and al-
though diligent war•h was wade he
iter. -r iieartl of thew ag111u. Mute the
death of "Mrs. nods abut tett years
1µ;u, Mr. Enols tuade his home with
,his sun -In-law. Jae.ti Long, at I ran-
bro.tk.
Make sure of
a room
Thehotels w i).1 be crowd-
ed with people arriving
for the xhibition.
11 you intend stopping
at a hotel, call up by
Long Distance prompt-
ly and make your re-
servations. •
If?Ou intend stopping
with friends, telephone
them • and make sure
they can aecommodate -
you. They may have.
other arrangements.
EXETER
• al Sineleli.
will hold a flower show Augeet list
and 'and. '
The dent b a't•urrv•d a1 Loudon 011
July _lith of John Grigg. who for
ninny years at,- a well-known bual-
nI•.s wan of Exeter. cnrrylug on all
t•xts•n.Ili hook aid etatiUtltry Intel -
Eleven years ago while travel-
ling tour G0111•rlt•11 he met with rt
;riuusfall in which he. suffered It
.uud frascture of nue of els -legs
Iuettelatinde•r .1he fir(u uhwt• of W.
Jrukine & lien. t ighteee+ wouthe ago
they purcltaatvl the •- 4'utte genet -
110111404. tomdut•t1ug this 111 addition to
their ether busttlees. Mr: Jenkins the
Hist two years Nus a ileullter of the
town council. ll.• is survived by his
wife and nue sou. Frank A. Jeuklns.
who was astt*•latt•tl with him lu the
-INuetaess. Two brothers out_ two sla-
ters also survive: Gales Jeukius, of
111*Ier11•h: Thuwas Jenkins. of Pigeon
IIION, Mau. ; Mr-. Frank Gnrrell, of
1lxlatw, NII -k.. std, Mrs. George Latvia,
of 1'Ibttial. Mr. Jenkins sus fifty-
eight years of age.
.\ quid wedding took plat, at St.
Catharines on •1'ue-.lay. July :Nth.
when Alain Margaret, daughter of
Thomas Judd, of Clinton. 1s.'awe the
bride of Norman Wood Ity'tuer, of that
clay. Tim etre y was per elflike'
14y leer. -J. W.. Schofield et a,*
suuage of the Meuteria1 rutted
church. Mr. and Mrs. Rymer will re -
...1114. at Detroit.
Joseph Rider. ,a resident of Clinton
for over fifty years, diad July 24tH
after an Illness' of some weeks. fie
Nils a uutillt by .rude. Ilia' wife
prele-eas.el halal Mout fottrte•tt years.
ttlld a had slue• been an 111111141. Ile
wit• alit *eerie{. hut. Is survived by
Iice bee ra told nue sister. The re-
utaius w. brought to Exeter for
lutenmrot. .
Flee p1111118 lots comm. -awed in 1111.,
district. Indians from the Muue•y
Ms. ace aro :Iaai'tltlg iu tlw work.
SE.11FURTH
rhe depth teenered at 1Jausilion on
.1 111Y :Nigh of AM.,- !tarry LIII Image•.
who was at nue• 111ue 111 the .1rygeitsls
-t.nsin. 111 Newfo tf, with s I.roitwr-
Ile!ii ly..1. 1.. 7iw111.. Ile Rnve• up host-
ue-, t.. engage in art work. and later
1.11r.•11ase1 a titrtu near Grimsby.
e here be resided 111111 a few hills
.Igo. Ile had re:t: bed the am:of
.ec.•ilty-t hrii• years.
F..r .oOtillti drys i1 tutir of strange
bird- were sewn in tin• vletulty of the
1 I-1, ••u :h.-•fast..f Verney McMblwe1.
;;h ...ace. -ion of McKillop.
t1,ii, r Adatsis Nn- able to ,.Iota Idle
..f 1h.'nl Su the• wile and t•aptnrel It
nlbte. Not knowing what it wile. lie
sent .It to Ed. Iliuehley. In town. who
.il_.ju..LLr_aintluw of lllelsati's.
.lure.. ie _ 1f -_. Nth--_ r,•.•,¢1i9.ed by
It,ut. Slini11han as :1 turkey buzzard.
Ntihtria`Iste 4t}r�, the• • birds belong to
the Southern I.tiie• :tint ss such sin -
11 great euri...Ity in 1':nladh. and these
birttr- herr Nandr-red far from licit
native hat.:.:.. 'rl..• bir.ia ht. -•e a
wing spread of sly (PO MO. tht•Ir
4jti. i very_ high (POd grne•ttt. 'rimy
1 isr.• ti, itt FL. izt t'a Willa. 'forki;y
' and ;ire Mown in color with Gan of
darker I.r••w1. The lead le tutre of
-feltih.•rs snot Gee -i•ia warty ilk* tits
bead of n ' oak. c.
CORN FIELD MOISTURE
MAY BE PRICER% 1•:11 111 Reno
THa: WRY MEAsvoN.
(Llttvatloa or tntertlllatge the Thing
-Hew Muleture l:vaperatea-l\rl-
Ovate Frequently But Not Deeply
-Parameters All.
(Contributed by Ontario Department of
Agriculture, Toronto.)
Cultleatlag. or lntert11Iage, is so
generally praeticed with corn growing
that we Mistime It 1s necessary fur
growth tad do not stop to ask the
reaaop. But there are several rea-
sens, the most Important of whisk
are to conserve moteture and to de-
stroy the competing weeds that the
cern may • have the test possible
chance to develop.
IntertJllage Beneficial.
The definite assurance of
comfortable accommoda-
BEST MEDICINE
t LINTON
tons waiting for you will
make holiday trips doubly The 'Teeth- ni -laurel Jenkins ete-
enjuyable, tetrr.-4 ,ti ldenly on Sunday morning.
JI :lithat the hospital. Nalien.alien.he
SHE EVER USED
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Highly
Praised by a Nova Scotia Lady
y •
had undergulte an operation &sou
ten days before. Ills re•eotery Na.. N'INIiHAM
. t•ontldelltly expected. and iris d.•ntti
Was 11 sins k to the centmtntity. 11' While driving hum.• from le4,4erid
was a native of 1'h-keril,4r township.'
Inst had lived it. Minot e.ntuty
hibli.,----1 11.--Atktrlwl-!.t a tilos on.
• t„• Matt aid a mteesslot.. :nil latter
novvisi to itolatesxille. For some!
urS he wits eml:Iuy.d •*flit the'
.Ilii,, latlglnis t'o. In 11: it _rain 41e-
111nnnt bore and nftern:,IA. 1 wt11L.
,nit :h• al-ino•-: -
Among the well known and ...Aerat-
ed residents of iiewfurl. X.N...is ?Drs.
A lr.asjwut#h. S. sue four
years ago Mrs. Woodworth had the
wlsfortt/te to lose her boom-mt. and
us it r*alt or ,wrtfgf for trim during
his --illness. and attending to fu nu
duties. she been we terribly run -meow,.
Mr-. Woodworth says -Iia- felt as
though her Wood heti turned to water.
The u'a1-t exertion Would I,•nv'e her
tired and bro. thb•ss. She w'as often
nttaekel by spells• of weakness that
left her alluost ajtsstll, s. 111111 fre-
quently suffered from ...erre ht•nd-
nrlte+. The 1114s110u,•s she took did
out help her, and she also -t despaired
of militias her health. 111 1111' eottdl-
IhN1 sate one day read in a IteNAIup•r
of a Case eery similar 1.1 her owlt.._lit
Ip1t1th Nits -srnis.rwl-ilinalglt the
use of lir. William. .fink Yltts.-"This
made he•r de•ide To give'these pills a
trial. After using a few Iwlxea she
f111111111 .1111. pills aero• bei{,h.g her% and
sur co,tinu.vt their use nutii her old-
time health snail vitality were r•-
,tert•41. New Mr-. \W1"slw..l•th looks af-
ter n •mall fort* of Ilfte•n acres. be-
sides 'Mint n1Lht•r heouseweirkra,d
says she never felt.la•tter or 1114/11. e*-
ergclic in her life. SIR• gives credit
for her prt•se•,t splendid I t- iltb to 1Ir.
William.' fink Pill Nhirh -Ile ,nays
are the best tmelirlur +due .'s.•r used.
rsntt strangle• rrr.+mnrt•tsls- 4w 1+N10.-4+
all run-down. people. •
Won can get these Pine from any
medit-ire teenier.. or by mull et nt
mons a box from The Dr.
A1.ellcl11. 1'0.. Itrnekrl;le. tont. -
lntertlllage also assist• the freeing
of plant t an a
ooe d n pN
n or Ioo-
KL% Til
Mi -s Elite Logabent ags•
Login. la.: beeugtl
to teach iu C.S.S. No. 13, Fast Wawa -
nosh and Morels. utter the holidays -
Collinson & tauusher are t'uwtueu-
eing the aux harvest. 'They hype over
200acre* of crop to get Into their
Marna I'Sefton.rewration. cotame„vt hl
the twill.
Miss Gladys f auudy t.' hoer from
Airdrie: ,Alta., to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. ldtundy.
Miss Mary Tit•ruay *•111 teach ut'Nl
tore In N.M. No. 1). Hulett. Miss
Mary Putter has seared a st•Issd at
1111 -Nprhlg*.
Word 111111 1144.11 rerh•el of the death
of Mr. Myth. !of Rlyth. England, 4011
of the emu niter whorl this village
was „utted. and owner of 111111111Y (arra
111111 tillage lots • t1 • gl ilur,n
ixdlll ly.
Iter. N. B. 11it.s1in% tins returned
front :1 tutnip to the Ind of the
Boweia•1111t'llt a. liewas att•um-
tululed by his little daughter. Bur-
sting. Mr. %eke Phillips, of Anion:,.
uud Nw. Gray. of fort :\llTrt.
-' -
surface soli will, to ca o1 heavy RRl'SKF.L14
rain, take up and hold w t. nolsture
than a hard or unrUltitsted surface.
As fast as moisture evaporates Nom
the surface more water moves up
from below. This is as nature in-
tended It should be, and was quite
the right thing when the sell surface
1s covered with decay's, leaves and
growing vegetation. But under our
crop growing systems of to -dee
where we reduce the soil to an abso-
lutely bare condition, and then plant
corn with the oblest of growing Bora
and nothing else on the land. we must
save the moisture, prevent Its weep*
from the soil until the corn plant
develops a root syate-w extensive
enough that no moisture may pass
trout the soil surface. We know that
moisture is lost from the fallow field --
1f there is no cultivation during the
warm dry weather, and wt know that
tillage praetioed on the harp fallow
field will retain the soil Ina mellow
condition.
How Moisture Evaporates.
1.
Thu,•J:I3 .\u;;,w. u. 11L.. r
ftlrtWan at Atwta.d for t1,1•.!a-t love-
ly years. He 1s survived by his wife
and are ehildreu. "
Leo:nerl Welker Is laid up n ith a
broken edlart.me. the re•mlt wry ceI-
Il.lou with a tiny ell s bii•yei,:
it. J. McKinney, of Trinidad, was
a meellt visitor iu luau. ills father
conduct el the .\werte,ul 11el.•1 here
years age.
Mr. and -ilr.. llumett. , Ita,.letuaa
Mayo reluruetl to thou' home• fie 1ln!ut11
after a Omit with relatives ,herr.
.\ ttleatr tear. 4105'1'11 by J C'a uterus.
11 . otawereial traveller. of Toronto,
was sln*•k and ro*.IAersely damaged
by a gasoline Jigger" at the t'.N.lt.
erusslug here it few days ago.
Cameron we.. driving over the
Ing to WAS keeping his attention On
a (Leight train 111111 1114 1.1 boli-.• the
tlpprtuo•h of the 'JlgAer,'' thii-It Nus
ba errt.rg.• of E. Samptam The
ger was thrown frith th. r.h11. on t,i'
i1- side and s •What
TIN• death occurred let"'llvr: home
het, on Jill). _ ted of Mrs. Tennant.
kite of .1. A. 'Pettuant. after it long
Ilhwes. For many years Mr. alts Mrs.
T,•uu11tit N.•r.• residents of klunt town-
-hip, tnoritsg U0 Itrtt++..els ut lir22. The
tit -crams' as eighty -Gime years of
age. She Waw Ib.' Mother or sercrlli
C11111.111/11.. bot all pheleteused her.
.%% Whim E. liaise diet at his home
la r•
..it S11 3 _:d 1t at the age of sixty
Ties. It Nu• a native of Brussels.
Fur oyer 7111 rt years. he NM. Int em-
ploye.• of Me 4•.N.It.. being ttt•tion
If we set a pan of water on the
unprotected surface soil it will loose
one-half Inch of water .daily during
the dry weather. A similar pan of
water set la the corn field or wheat
Bald' where It is protected by til.
growing crop will not lose as much -
in a week. From. the.foregoing 11
will be noted that .the most import-
ant tttiage to save the moisture for
the corn plant is done previous to the
time that the plant has attained a
height of 1f or 16 Inches When the
corn Is that high It has developed a
root system large enough to prevent
low of soil moisture. Tillage done
atter the corn is 15 Weller. high has
Its main benefit In removing the
weeds that compete with the corn tor
moisture and dourlshment All 'taken
by weeds directly robs the corn crop.
In experiments that were conducted
to determine tie Influence of weeds
on eorn yield It was found that shal-
low cultivation gave an increase of
et bushels of corn per acre over 1
where weeds were allowed to grow.
Rrrry Bell TeLepAons u a
Log Distance Station
..
Lawn -Service
The hours for use of water
for lawn service are
- from
5 o'clock p. m.
TO -
8 o'clock p. m.
In case of fire alarm,
Service is to be shut off --
thiss- for every person's
protection.
Your co-operation is
required.
Water and Light Commission
L. L. KNOX, W. T. MURNEY,
Secy Chairman
Electric Wiring
We specialize in Wiring of
all kinds. Let us give you an
estimate for wiring your
house or garage.
rivate`Telephones, Motors,
amos, Electric Light and
Burglar Alarm Systems
All Work Gunranteid
k, Iron and Toast by
Electricity
We have an assortment of
e beat Electric Irons and'
oasters made in Canada.
Deep Cultivation Not Necessary.
There is no real necessity of cut -
at *an early boor last Friday menthol' tIvating deep, unless It 1a to cover
i, a sedan. G. \uteIe:lu. of \\•illghllm.' large weeds. It the work 1s done in
-osd T. l+wrt•-,.F 1'r t.. ••y.t_a1"( a proper time the weedu will not get
nasty aeehleit. In Which the motorists large aqd shallow tillage will take
had n rinse ..-cap `from ...ions he care of them, and at the same time
.jury. About two toner front Whig- the corn roots will not be Injured
111111111 lulr•b:ode had .l,,•,•1 pelt -eel by the cultivator teeth. }.road cut-
ueross the ruulw:ry whet.- . • re-- Ing cultivator teeth that do not
putt. were being 1e. 1111.1r�-it is ns-, loosen the moll tante than two Inches
red t hat t 1r t. M{rso-iT N' t.,,r1• stltI 7 deep sive condi/tons most -favorshie
'i. ,t- insrend. of t11e t-ial reel. The 'to the full development of the corn
'it-iver dad out vc ale• Iwrrica.1a in plant. The type of cultivatlgg.usual-
. blue. and.--.tirlklug It. W'av thrown ova ly spoken of as."Itlp her up deep,"
I l.e roadway and down in u'iabn.k "Let her down deep." }htrersls' the
Dent. Thr cur, aft.r turningn. roue I labor and reduces the yield.
fete snore eidwtt..Jawde.l .ai._ite_salle•_ •
I tenement t nttttatlun.s Betted
. . t t•• .o r .
11..0,11 g t . � lip to the time that the corn shades
brill -,d uud Ysernkeu n, 1 the ground eultiv_ate frequently, and
An atnon*,Wle rolllsinll es.eurrd not over two inches deep; atter that,
WIDELY KNOWN
ROBT. TAIT
rtat'trirlsu
AL Masa MU
Ill the In•11ch at 111N•kh;i, u.
laud. Ute sten Is casting ,hp pile- o!
. t.:, three feet deep. .Tui, ,- „ne of
the itMesl solutions of th. .,rel- Volt -
km N'1' have hour) aeon: ikgrup
Fuc i'res-. s •
u..
-4
Apply Minard's at once. It
halts the pain and stopainflam-
mation. Removes all poison
from cuts and sores.
Keep o bottle on the shelf. ♦l
Use Baby's Own
Soap. It's "Best
for Baby - Best
for You". \.
Fy Every lOc
Packet of
WILSON'S
FLY PADS
�Wg8o°WORTH or AMY N
STICKY FLY CATCHER
Ckan to handle. Sold by 114,
Druggists, Grocers and
General Stores
W. DONALDSON
Plumber
IN BUSINESS TO
DO ALL KINDS
-- OF
Plumbing, Heating
and T insmithing
to your entire satisfaction
hone 431 Bayfield Rd.
ROBERT WILSON
for -
Massey -Harris \lav hineryFront rn Buggies'
Fencing
Toronto Asphalt Roofing \ Rubber
1- arm Lighting Plants -
Hamilton-Strfl et, Goderic$, Ont
Hot Point Stoves :: Sunnysuds Washers
Radio Sets and Sup
1711'
telephone We MacDONALD ',..;.
1:•
Harvesterl
ORATOR COMING
In• II•ellpan' t`v r. 1 Ilv nl by ,
k Iu 11 vv r al kindly
Witliatm Rainey Bennett tic astFriday evening- alone -Ill hells; continue to cultivate shallow prtnci-
,a, the boundary line between %log- pally with the , hj.•rt of destroying
weeds. -Department of Extension.
Dave'. Great Address. linin and \\'hlv httr•h between a
- v 1 mean 1.011181111111‘1.011181111111‘11. l'orn•r. stn of
of j O. A. College, Guelph.
James furter of "Iuruta•rry- .. ,I H
,
"Pathways to Power" is subJset •
(lequsnt Inspirational
Lecture.
William Rainey Bennett. who 1111'entreeee his noteworthy address. "Pette
ways to Power," at the coming lyo
minion Chautauqua, is otic of the
greatest dramatic orators of the der
The theme of his lecture. "Pathways
tb Power." Is that "he can who thinks
he can that In every hratn there Is
n ,.lee g genius and that it eon be
Lulklnter. of
"\\'Inghltl t.
and ,mother Parasites All.
,Driven by Mr. Wiley. of the llcldtslgll- r When the deg'tlea finds the dog,
lin garage. Ki,altrdinr. Wiley violins It 1s happy. po 1hO1r'h so that It be-
1•brte•r nets on the wrong -Idle of the comes very active and fleas become
r'1nQ 111541 i nrrvr r;rtm-- w1My bed leg numerous. The flea found its host.
light'. .\ b+11cr rets., w..* 11111111,4 nl And sr; it In with plants, they all have
the time. which prob:lbly ens the their bacteria. Generations of living
prune e:uMe of the mix-itp. Roth car-, together have developed kinds and
wore badly swished. 11ntl thrown into pee, with their likes and dislikes.
T.•.• r 11Rttt partteutar plant has its auto-
itnrt. Wiley Ilnd his elf.. and 091114 Mated bacteria which become active
iii the car. lint cont• of the ,n•r ninitttt
t
when they come in contact with the
ivenelmrt--_..-..-_.__ - -_.- -_... root. We have loo, known the close
t;. 14.rMrt1 glialr
association between the roots of the
admit- Mat be clover plant and certain bacteria, to
himself. the general advanuue of both. This
iim.rape c discovery was made largely through
the bacteria carrying on the work in
a way that left lar„' visible nodules
on the clover root. it has long been
suspected that plants belonging to
other orders had associated with
them erecterta that t trrled on a work
similar to the clover or legume bac-
teria. And it hap now been demon-
strated that the corn plant has
associated with it bacteria that do
for .the corn root's what the legume
bacteria do for the legume. It has
been a mystery to many agriculturists
how the corn belt land could go on
growlnt corn year after year and
calf lave an adetfust, supply of
available nitrogen for the neat crop
The secret Is now out. the corn plant
hap Its parasite, a nitrogen gathering
batcerta that multiplies In the pres-
ence of the eorn root, just as the flea
will thrive only when it find,. a mutt -
able host. It 1s to be hoped that
nitrogen gatherers will be found for
all agricultural plant. r Department
of Riteaslon, O. A. College, Guelph.
Worms.Among Raspberries.
If you see any evidence of the ar-
rival of worms among your rasp-
berries use a pound of dry lead
areenale In a barrel of water end
cover the tipper and lower purfaeep
of the leaves. That Ie, use lend sr -
senate up to the time the fruit set.
After the fruit set use white helle-
bore.
do•••*'t know the truth about
1'crinlps this is a cgs.• where
is Miss. --Ilitml,?..n Gerald
.sesame
WILLIAM RAINEY BENNETT
Wakened. This lecttts* has Inspired t
gissisands to higher actoevetnents sod ,
less gluon poise and power to mann. (
Mr. Bennett Is sstleaally known as
dig lecture plattnrel• Yesng and old
sfltre tome flutter tate spoil of his en- 1.
thualum.
Led.. :ea Chautauqua :Auit1.t I0-14
This
is Different
from all other laxatives and rebels
for
Defective Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The action of Nature's Remedy (MI
Tablets) is more natural and thor-
ough The effects will be a revels -
tion -you will feel so good.
Make the test. You will
appreciate this difference.
Used ter Over
Ta1.-t, tee.
Chips off alt• Old Block
iM JUR,OR5 sae LIEU Fee
TTe ..me FR - In on. -Mod n....s.
randy ro•ted. Tor rAlldren and .1.a.
SOLD DIY MR AMMAMMI os'
l'AA4rBRl1.'f4 bRl'G STORK
alITViNINO
001140Fro
TO WINm WINNIPRONIPdO �et not net 2 Q rho j4 con' net 'I. .t.ruae
_Pim _ that r alt. ..cLe d and
- Oc'1.tt to Winnipeg
-Motel
F-dtwailt to points b dome C nano Ontario Sheen
Frog Staten* In Ontario, Smith's Pane to and Including Tweetaes. Labe..- -- -_... _____ one and Ha•eleea J.twAero IJ.e.
Aug. -��•• Frown all St.ilon•• Rinanton to Renfrew Junction Inahwlw•
Fr.m tJ elbow Denneel to Port McNleal and �wketo. to Mkeara•eet lasltaln.
Preen Se ..ton• en Toronto 1udb,.7 dlnat Llwc. Namli cin
Wolk•et ,• In ie South dna- WMt el-Toeors�e lie and 1wa tf
Meller'I Niagara F.11• and Window. .�,tlla. TeeattaMt �er'a. uKew�+l.
rrorrrqqg ��."""Il aeatlen. en Owen Sound, W.IL op, n. ollio. Bramante.
pedw.h. stn M.rn. Pert Burwell. and Bt. ' ltoen
•
Fro -..Ill Stat loo. Toronto end North he Belt td
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Travel Pull information irons any Canadian P.riffc Agent.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
*opts 1st
Aug._ 21st
Sept. 4th
Midsummer Clearance Sale
SUMMER DRESSES
The balance of our summer Dresses are being offered at
crepes, re-
ductions. They are the latest frocks, in voiles, crepes, printed
tub silks, willow suitings, embroidered and drawn, silk fugie. In order
to make room for fall goods these must be cleared out quickly.
SUMMER HATS
Ladies' white summer Hats in this season's latest , styres fir %ss
than manufacturer's prices.
SWEATERS AND PULLOVERS
Sleeveless Sweaters and Pull.tyers, in silk and wool and all wool,
at big reductions.
BATIIING SUITS
�atRRRR�fng-Suits for men, women and children, ;,t rt-dttt•ed-W.lcsa-----
STRAW HATS
Clearing prices in men's Straw Hats. Cennc
save money.
in anti get one
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and
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