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We Wouid Like
Every Woman in Wingham
and within a radius
of at least 10 miles
To know that we have at the present titre just about
the nicest, most up.to-date line of ladies' footwear
Tint we ever had the pleasure to have in stock.'
'!`hese shoe* are many in variety and several are now being shown in
our north window
This illustration shows one of the new
shoes to whieb we refer.
This partioular shoe is made of blaolc lid
leather, with the extra high cut design ar.d
spool heel.
'They are right up to the minute and our
price is about from $2.00 to $3.00 cheaper
than city prices.
We have also in this style of shoe one
known as the TWO TONE with dark brown
vamps and lighter colored tops, a most beau.
tiful shoe and at a very moderate price name-
ly $8.00 per pair.
The same style also with the low heel and
tit the same price.
Take a look in our Borth window or
better still call in and have a look.
W. H. WILLIE
Solo Agent
For The
F ®R
LADIES
We will discontinue keeping
our shop open on Saturday
nights, beginning JUNE 2nd,
for some time.
THE WIN,GRANT. ADVANCE
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Wheat 2 20
Floor, per owt., patent7 15
O'tour, per cwt„ faulty(i 6t
Bran, per ton ...... .,40 0
Shorts, per ton 45.0(
Oats, 0 75
Batley ..... 1 20
Hay, ,. ., .,04910 00
Butter, per lb—Dairy . , 0 8
Iiggs, per dozen 35
Lard ..... .................30
Oattle, medium butchere 10 0
Cattle, butchers choice. 11 5
Flogs, live weight , , .. , . 15 5
tiaras, per lb... ...... 0 3
Bacon long clear... , 0 2
Sheep Skins 1 2
Llicles 15 0
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PU13i,iC SCIIOOL REPORT
Test Examination of Senior IV,
Thursday, June", 1917
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Total ---850. Pass- 380. Honours -487r
14eyerel who trade 0t; per cent failed
to make 4Q per Dent in a certain sub•
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A. Kennedy 670
AWilliamson ... ...•,..,. 508
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St. Helens
Miss Chris Miller spent the weekend
with friends in Stratford.
Sacrament of the Lord's supper was
dispensed in the Presbyterian church here
on Sunday.
Mr, and 1Irs. Wm. Webb left last
Tuesday for a two month visit with friends
in the West. Mrs, Webb has been in
poor health for some time and her many
friends hope for a change soon.
Messrs N. I. Miller, T, B, Taylor,
Wallace Miller, D. B. Murray and C.
Aitcheaon attended ;he C. 0. F, meeting
held in Clinton one evening last week.
Mrs, ,Ed. Thorn and little daughters
Margaret and Helen, Miss Ethel Ander-
son, Elliott Miller, Durn in Phillips and
Horace McGuire motored to Walkerton
and spent the week -end with friends
there.
A number from around here attended
Anniversary service held in the Presby-
terian church, Whitechurch, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Purvis and family
of Lucknow, visited Sunday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Ramage.
Miss Mary Little and friend of All n•
ford, motored and spent the week -end
at the manse.
Miss F. Taylor of Clifford, visited this
week with her friend, Miss Wilhemine
Rutherford.
A number from around here took in the
Lucknow sports on Monday,
The Belgrave Branch of the Women's
Institute will combine their regular meet-
ing with the annual summer meeting next
Wednesday, June 13th, and they will
meet in the Forester's Hall at 2.30. Miss
Collins of Ancaster who is the represen-
tative of the Department will address the
meeting. ,All ladies in the community
arc cordially invited to attend. Visitgrs
always welcome.
Trinity. church Guild will meet on
Thursday next at the comfortable resi
dence of Mrs, G. W. Nicholson.
James Anderson has'purchased a hand•
some piano (a new scale Williams.) *Mr
Gibbs of Londesboro, made the sale. It;
is a fine instrument.
Cameron Geddes of the Bank of Com,
merce, Dresden, spent a short holiday at
the home of his parents, W. J. and Mrs,
Geddes.
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SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS
Habitau and Pongee Silks
Special values in the above silks in different weights and
'qualities, suitable for Blouses, Underwear, Silk Skirts,
etc.' Special value 50c, 756 and $.(.25 a yd.
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Voiles
Beautiful fine sheer voiles in plain shades anMancy patterns, showing all the
newest shados for warm weather. Special values 25c,50c; '75c $1.00 a yd.
Bedford Cord and Middy Twills
For those who nnelife their own Middies, Wath Skirts, Dress, Boys' Suits, etc,)
splendid washing qualities. Special value 25c, 35c and 5oc: per yd.
Voile and Georgette Crepe Blouses
Blouses suits t,l' 'f 'r v, di m weather in latest
styles, qualities and prices to suit all. Special
values $1,25, 1.50, 2.00 and 3.50.
Wonderful Value in Hose and Underwear
Holeproof Hose
hose
newest shades,
Tn black, white and all the
that are guaranteed to wear. Special value 50e to
$.t25 per pair.
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Summer Underwear -
Ladies' and children's summer vests and drawers
in cotton, lisle and silk with or without sleeves.
Special values r 5o, 25c, 50c, 750, $ l .00.
Pro -duce Wanted ttNct
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Keeps the children amused and
off the road out of danger, etc.
Strong aud durable, Guaranteed
0 against defects.
LAWN MOWERS
H. Mundy...„.,....... .......664
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(•iannttt .. , . .552
S, Holmes.....,...• .............f.i� .�T.
II, Rolmee.. , .. , , . , . 546
A, Galbraith,542
Easy running, perfect. cutters.
adjustable.—Get your lawn hose,
reels, sprinklers, rakes, etc now,
before further advances.
A. J. ROSS
Hardware Phone 8
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What we can do
WINGHAM MACHINE &
REPAIR SHOP
Put in your water service,
Put flues in your boiler.
Put your Gasoline and Stearn En-
gine and Treshing Machine in
first class order,
Put Tires on your Baby Carriage
Put an edge on your lawn mower
that will cut grass.
Put Dunlop tires and tubes on your
wheel cheaper than anyone
else.
Put you on a Cleveland Bicycle.
Put your auto running when every-
one else gets licked.
Put rubbers on your Carpet and
Vacuum Cleaner wheels.
Put a pumping Gasoline Engine
over your well for 845.00 guar-
anteed to give you satisfaction.
Put money in your pocket.
All kinds repair work, mechanical-
ly and promptly done.
W. A, CURRIE
Phone 21a Wingham J
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Beltiiore
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lowry, Elmwood
Home, have received official notice that
their son, Lieutenant W. C. Lowry, -had
been wounded in tate leg by a shrapnel.
Best wishes are extended by their many
friends for a speedy recovery.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm, Wroxeter,
and Rev, Mr, and Mrs, Lemon, Clifford;
visited at the Manse last week.
As the Rev. A. J. Love will be in Lon-
don next Sunday, attending Conference,
church services will not be held, but there
will be Sunday School at 10 a m.
Mr. F. W. Bald, 1, P. S. paid his semi..
annual visit to our school last week, and
reported most favorably on the work.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute was held in the Halt on Saturday
afternoon. A large, gathering was
present and the meeting was a most en-
d:nalastie one. The new president Miss
Agues Darling was in the chair. The
yearly report was read and showed that
0310 had been taken in during the year,
and the greater part expended tor Red
Cross Supplies and comforts for the
dear !lads who are so nobly fighting in
ar.off fiance, plias Bax gave a humor-
ous reading which Was followed by a
splendid paper on "Our Institute for 1917"
by Mrs, W. 13. Udtvards. It was moved
,and seconded that each monthly meeting
a collection in aid of Red Cross worlt
should betaken up,
A largo number from here attended the
Patriotic Demonstration in Mildmay fast
Monday.
Sorry to hoar Miss Blauehe Irwin is on
he sick Mist.
Wroxeter
Mr. Wm. G. Musgrove of "Woodstock,
i9 vit;iting friends in and around town.
It was announced last Sunday in the
churches that the stores would be closed
at seven o'clock, every Tuesday evening.
white war lasts, that everyone may have
a chance to attend the prayer meeting
which is held in the different churches
every Tuesday everting.
Mr. Bert Harris who has been visiting
his parents, l.Ir, and Mia. R. Harris of
Howlck, left for Toronto one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Black spent Sunday
wit+ relatives in Harirriston.
4►sb410 Morrison of Toronto, spent
a few daye,r`, gently at his home here.
Miss N, k,Itttttctiibon of Pordwieli wed
the grlest of;Mr, .fix. ) vidson for a few
days.
Miss Ci. MGDonaltl was # visitor itt
London last week.
Mr. and dlirst. J. Patterson .of V rls.
lox. tams Mr. And 1Vlrs• Wirt. Paftistat'lli
of town visited rslsttives ill eliriton 011
:Sunday,
D. Fells
A. Imlay.
M. Reid.
Marg. Robertson
K. Wilkinson •
V. Hasail ton .
D. Petrie
535
521
520
523
621
516
615
A. Andoreon 515
E. Bennett
N. BoardmanLr.
T. Sanderson,
M. Johnston
J. Allen
J, Davidson
0, Zurbrigg
M. Robertson
M. Allen
H. Atoheson
0. Robertson
S. Robinson .,,409
J. Lutton 408
0. Hutton 461
B. Currie 455
K. Nichol 438
437
430
433
430
425
424
421
a er 419
I. Raid
411
I. Re•td 404
V. Hill 374
G. Oaso pore 366
N. Varey .100
11, Wilson .•362
Belgrave
Mrs. Morrison of Whitechurch, spent
a few days with Mrs- W. J. Geddes.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Abraham of Bluevale,
was calling on old friends in the village
last week.
Mrs Sproat spent a few days in Sea -
forth last week.
Mr. George David of Clinton, was catl-
ing on old friends.
Mrs. Moore of Guelph, visited Mrs.
McCrae, sr., last week
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker of Durham, are
spending a few days with the latter's
mother, Mrs, Bridge, sr.
Mrs, Dennison of Varna, spent Sunday
with her brother. Robt. Maguire.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks of Cen-
tralia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
F. Anderson.
Mrs. C, Burney of Exeter spent a day
with her brother, Robt. Stonehouse.
Rev. Parnaby is in London this week'
attending conference.
No service in the Methodist church
next Sunday.
Earnest Geddes Is sporting a new
Overland car. .
The Belgrave Dramatic Club are put-
ting on their play entitled "Lodgers taken
in" in the opera house, Wingham, on
Friday evening, Proceeds going to the
Red Cress, Wingham.
The Patriotic Society held their regular
monthly meeting on the 4th -Inst, at the
home of Mrs. Robt McCrae At thist
meeting it was agreed to collect all old.
papers and magazines and a shipment be
made at a later date. Anyone wishing to
help out in this way could leave the same
at Mr. McLelland's any time during the
next two weeks. On Tuesday of next
week there will be an afternoon of sewing
in the Forester's hall for the Belgians,
donations of clothing or money will be
thankfully received. We trust that there
will be a goodly number out to help with
this work.
The Society acknowledges with thanks
the following donations: H. Johnston,
$1; Mrs. Archie Brydges, $1; Mrs. A.
Porterfield, $1; Mrs. T. Brydges, 50 cents;
for the Belgian Relief fund, $2 from. Mrs
A Porterfield.
The next meeting of the Society will lie
held at Mrs. John' Armstrong's.
On Wednesday, May 30th, the members
of the Patriotic Society and ladies of the
vicinity met in the Foresters Hall and
packed 31 boxes for our boys overseas,
each box was filled to Its capacity with
delicious fruit cake, cookies, candy and
maple sugar. The Society wishes to
heartily thank all who ,contributed in
any way. -
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H. Mills
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Of the
R. M. Lindsay Stag �f Merchandise
Commencing
NOTICE�
Tewhom it may concern:
I wish to announce to the public that as my
wile bas leis my bei and board without duo
provocation that r will not be responsible for
nay debts that may be contracted by her.
Gaonaa Sinuory
Wingham, June 4tit,1017
BORN
Wnm'rEas--Iu HJowick, on Wednesday,
May 30, 1017, to Mr. and Mrs, Rich,
Watters, 10th con., a son.
VsnatJgn.t—In Wiugbatu, on Ji ne la t
to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur 1.+'ergutton of
Mitchell; a daughter.
Oultlut-•In Wingham, on Tuesday,
Ju ne 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. R. A,
Currie. a daughter.
Pirptt'—In Wingham, on May 17th, to
Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Pilon, a daughter,
Horses Worth While
CAPTAIN MialC/NNl' Y 44253-10. wagot)
record 2 22 black. Sire Of Lady Jonoe 2.1171,
29r. Jones i W) 2.121,..Crelo,icues li) 2.1i} ilessie
Jones (4) 2.171. Dr. McKinney tr. 2.101, l Mu
Kinney tr. 2, 220.
0 V. Mr.RINN10T 1404. Chestnut eaten
star, etoekinas on hind feet. Eire Chestnut,
ieitinnopg. Dat". Myrtle Margaret. 57„4.
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,f v Baron Claltnt a 7993 l.I'un Lou it uaoa; )q
lend Fergason task , eettdd. el .
!Sing Brine willhe at Leetivrs hors•
day . noon until Friday Toon of Jaen
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Cen. 11 Culross,
Morris
James Graeby has pnrchasff new Mc
Laughlin'car and Jos Clegg las invested
in a Ford car. r-
The Patriotic Society ship6d a large
number of boxes to the bet overetae
last week.
Dart Halliday Is home fim Medical
44itt�Ag�eY.},fory a viiel�t with his
arenbot Mr.
Mid Mi.
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And continuing daily until cleaned out.
Mr. Lindsay has decided to clear out his entire
stock. He has instructed me to sell everything in-
cluding store fixtures and store equipments there-
fore I will offer the goods in detail. This sale
comes at an opportune time. The cry of the
HIGH COST OF LIVING is heard in every home,
in every and. Everything we eat, wear and u se
has increased to an alarming extent and present
conditions threaten famine prices.
It has_required serious deliberation and great
courage on Mr. Lindsay's part to resolve upon the
-quickest means of disposing his goods but he has
MADE THE RESOLVE. HE HAS PLACED HIS
• STOCK . IN MY HANDS WITH INSTRUCTIONS
TO SELL, thus the contents of his store embracing
DRY GOODS, .GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES,
'TRW= OC1Tiri
CLOTHING, GENTS'
x._I. Un.RN-.--"IS-- H1NrG,.S-n, .LA.�,.D,,..
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'ANIr CHILDREN'S _WEAR, SMALLWARES,
CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE.
EVERYTHING within its four walls, fixtures
and equipment are subject to YOUR prices. Seldom
do the public get such an opportunity, frequently
these opportunities are afforded the Trade but Mr.
Lindsay's resolve is a PUBLIC benefit. It is a
PUBLIC SALE and you may by reason thereof
supply your needs NOW and for some time to come
at your own prices, regardless of the many advances
made periodically since Germany violated the neu-
trality of Belgium in 1914.
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Every line offered costs more to day wholesale, than retail, one, two and
three years ago. The pcttriotisln of the Country calls for av'i ig The
Governments of the liellh;erents cry SAVE! SAVE SAVE: Mr. Lii,d-
say's RESOLVE TO SELL IS Vc'IDLJ . CHANCE TO SAVE E--ery
dollar saved helps to win the war• --- s a dollar earned. Save as • many
as you can by buying here at every sale. You e til save whether, you
live right herein Winglhain or within a hundred miles radius.
Our system includes no fireworks but cleats Cut sale.
Make a note of the opening day and get your share of the bargains
early.
Wednesday morning, June 66th, starting IO a,m, and p.m.
and daily thereafter.
Col. C, J. Long
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