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THIRTIETH; YE 1:12..
XETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY No o V,
1917
SANDERS & CREECH
Our Corner.
'Soldiers are !giving their lives for
• }Hort;-caro •you pot loan some of your.
money -,for 'then in a Victory Band ?•
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United States, after Navembere,lst,
:Otnnienced to ,collect a war tax of';.
,per, Bent; on ;a11 railway tickets, and
10 per ceat. on sleeping car 'tickets,
This is [much higher than in Canada,
\\:here the 'Lax is equivalent to only
one per cent.
not 'believe any fairy tale which
says that the Red [Grass makes mon-
ey by ;selling soci s to the boys at the
'front. The, Red Cross ,is .the best con-
ducted ,organiza'tion our the face oaf the
- earth, That excuse moot to give will
not s\vahlow
i1'Meclical practitioners should be very
careful about igiving *certificates as
to the ,physical conclituan of 'menl.who
come under 'Class 1 of the Military
Service Act. If ;given it should '
.gb e
very 'thorough, nmol. the man ,must be
placed in 'the proper medical category
Alen, who have been examio,ed by
a Military Medical Examining Board,
no matter -whether- they have; been
graded A, B, C , D, for E, "must, if
they desire axemptiloa, make appli-
cation for exemption in the usual way
before a postmaster and attach their
medical history sheets to the applica-
tion, . before November 10th. '['hey'
need do nothing further :'then until
they I'irceive a notice from the regis-
-trar ,or deputy registrar,
CASUALTY LIST
Killed in Action
Lieut. N. M. Grove at Wingham,
Pte, Norman Johns ,of Exeter.
Died of Wounds,
Pte J. Jamieson. of
Londesborough
rs g
Wounded
Pte. Ira Taylor
of Exeter, Son, of'
Mrs. Alex. Taylor, He went over-
seas with the 161st Battalion.
Pte; Earl Southcott of Exeter, shra:p
eel wound in buttock ',an Oct, 26th,
Now ;in, hospital in Manchester. He
went lover with the 161st,
Pte, Ross Thomas Dick of Hay Tp,
al. gunshot wound, Now in hospital in
Oxford
Pte Rueben Sweitzer
of Anderson;
Pte, E, R. Thuell of Brussels
,. Pte, J. A. Hudson of Hensall,
Pte, Robert Porterfield of Seaforth
Pte. C,A. Parker of Hensall.
Pte. R. Livingstone of Staffa.
Pte: J S. 'Kennedy of Ailsa Craig.
--Pte. Chas .Pennington of Goderich
Pte G H. Stephenson of Seaforth:
Major B. Charlton of Ilderton..
Gunner T. E. Armstrong of Science
Hill: -
Pte, Russell- Brownlee of Seaforth
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HE GAVE HIS LIFE.— Mr
and
Mrs. Wm. Johns of the London, Road
South received word on Monday that
their son, Pte. Norman Johns, who
went overseas with, the 161st Battal-
ion of Huron, had been killed in ac-
tion in France. Particulars will ,fol
-
Law and'' will be published later.
THREE MONTHS
Michael Hogan, the Biddulph Town-
ship farmer and cattle buyer, -plead --
ed guilty ,'before Judge Judd in Lori -
don. Wednesday to forging twelve
notes and was, Sentenced to jail for
a period of three imorgths. Hogan has
already been ire. jail eight months,,aut,cl
when the. sentience .imposed is cain-
pieted he will have ,served a total, at
eleven. months'.Hogan was arrested
on i l lairc ,lu 7th last. and lodged in .jail
tliel,same day and liars been there .since
pending hos trial, being unable to pro-
cure. bail, Four 'separate charges were
read to Hogan, and to each, he plead
ted •polity. On Aug,. 17, 1915, .he tit -
term four Ifarged notes; on SSiept, 27
two; an Oct. 25 three, and, on Dec, 7
three the dotal. of ,twelve notes rep-
resenting 'nearly $1,800. ,
NEW .METHODIST HYMN BOOK::,
Thee ,publication of a new Methodist
hymn book has been announced. The
brook LI Tissued for general use in the
Dominion of Canada and Newfound
land and replaces. the present hook;
whidi was issued 37 years ago, when,
the country was still in the pioneer.
stages. and 'Che work of uniting the
various sects of the 1VMethodist church
as it Its to -day Was in its infancy.
The hook contains 656 .hymns; and a
selection of ,psalms and canticles. The
old book ;contained 936 hymns., Many
of the, most popular of the old favor-
ites have been retained, and ":a: nufn-
ber of grew favorites have been i:ntro-
duced
Exeterfed Cross
oSs
Subscription
List,
TOTAL $2272,00.
:$100,7'6—Exeter Schioon
S100.00—Exeter Patriotic League,
$50 Donatioons.—J. G. Jones,
$40 :Donations—a.' Martin. and So
I, R. Carling,
$35 'Donations—C. H. Sanders
$25 'Donations—J, A. Stewart FF
°W.• Madman, A. 3, McDonald, 7I. T
Rowe Jesse. Elston, Wm, May, R
n
G. 'Setdon, J, G,'SLanbury, Dr,'Hynd-
man, Jos, Senior, Ji, A. MayW. A.
Cole, Wm, Snell.
$20 ,Donations—R, N, Creech, W
W. Taman, R. Quinton, A. East -jogs
F. brood
$15 Donations—J. T, Wood, Geo.
Andrew, S. M. 'Sanders, Rev. IS;. P
Sharp, W. T. 'Acheson;, Wm. Andrew,
G r, Roiilston. W. D. Clarke, J. W
Taylor, J. S. Harvey, E. J. Christie
Thos. Harvey, Eli Coultis, Wm. Pen
hale, 1/;• N. Rowe, .k. E,, Kuhn, 1llisse
Carling. I. Armstrong.
$10 Donations. -C. W. Robinson.. W
Elorigert. Geo. ,E1swkins, A. R, Dins
man, and sister, J. L. Burwell, Ben
W.- 1+, I3aaver'. Mrs. D. Johns and
Lila, W. 3, Statham, Milo Snell, 'S
' Fitton Hy, Ellworthy, Rd. Yellow
El. E, Huston, John Hind, Peter Baw
den.
Lant Hardy, Wm, Russell, New
ton Baker, A. E. Puke, Geo; T. Snell
Jas. Ross, Pardon, Alich..liletchbi
Wm, Ward, Thos. Jones, W. S. Flowe
Rd. Welsh. ,'Dr. McGillicuddy, Joh"
Pedlar, C. .F, 'Hooper, Wm, Melvilld
Rev. J. W, Baird, C. 3..Srieil, Chas
H'arvey, Jos. Peart, D, B. Sanders
$7,00 Donations, -Albert Spencer, E
sL. lFoliick,
5.00 Donations—J. W. Powell, W
J. Hockey, Fred Ellerington Mrs
Jas... Atkinson, T. C. McLeod Mrs
T. C. 31IcLeod, IF: M. Boyle, Miss (Me
Armstrong, Jas Lawson, Miss E, Cur
Liss Wallace Fake. John Hunter, J
G. Davis, T. G • Creech, Jas. Grieve
Hubert Jones, Mrs. Yeo, B, S, Phillips
Mrs, 31. rowel, Thos. Newell, Chas.
Perkins, Wm. Greenlee, F. Blatch-
ford, Mrs. T. Gregory, Milton Rus-
sell. 'II. ,Rundle,` Welt Bern, Wi;lii,am
Brickwood, 'L+'red. Witwer, Wm. sit -
tory, c y, dui Liss C. Igamcron, Thos. Cornish
F W. Bawden, Jas. Gould, F. Be
'Medd, Chas. Wood, N, J. Dore. Chas.
Northcott, Phillip Bern, ltd. Gidley
L. D. Vincent. C. Mawson,
Thos. Johns, Mrs S, West, Sam Ross
W"in, Kuntz, Eci. Treble, E. Jory, John
Johns. Wm, Westcott, Miss Parkinson
Chas, Christie, Mrs. Harrison,, Peter
Co_,enian Mrs. IE', Treble; rills Violet
Jioii'mLon Jos, Sti'lton, A, Walters,
Mrs Wels.h- Miss Down, Miss V. Fs-
ery, Mr 'iliarkham, Mrs. I;(eddea, Ad-
dle Kernick, P. Ford, Emma :beide-
man,- Edith, Heicleman, Ruby 3I1;nt r'
Rd Quance ars, E. W, '1•Iodason` A.
V. Fortye. MISS M. ,L°e\vis; ,Ernest El-
liot, Alf, Bovey, Ed, Herald, Wm.
Tapp, Mrs. B. LaPage, D. Wynn Gco•,
Hill, Geo. Windsor, Jas. Creech; Jas,
Dignan, H. Bioornfi,el:d,, Geo, Easter -
brook. Mrs, A. Deal -leg, A, S. Davis,
Mrs, C. Wells, Mrs. W, Waal. firs
Hockey FiuL. Mallett, Sr., C. H, Mc-
A.voy, Mrs. -11-Ds. Bre k, .Sr., Henry
Reynolds ,Geos /Senders,''lho•s. i)in-
. 'ney Mrs Thos.. Elston
75 cents each -errs. J, ' Parsons. -
i 50 cent,; each -Mrs: Delve, Wm,
Snell 'Mrs. E. Taylor, Mrs. 'Staninkc
Ed. Maguire Thos. Hatter, Mrs. Mary
Taylor, Jonathan 'Kidd, +Nelson Vale,
['red Greeui, Jas. Sander•
s Geo 1 oro
Miss Skinner, Mrs, Rich. I-Iuntete Hy.
- Jennings Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Pople-
s 1 stone, Miss Scott, Mrs. Ed. Jones
Emerson Cornish, ,Miss Mary Gorle
• R. G. Luker, Alex. - Dyer, Airs. Clarke
Airs. J. Dignan, Rose Cudmore, Mrs.
and Miss 2t. \irsz 8. Knight, Airs. J.
i Gi!1; 'Miss R. Flawkins; .Mrs, J. North -
I cote, ;C, J. Payne, Mrs. R. Gou'd,
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Bertha 'Horney, Emily Brooks, Silas
_ I Handford, Wm. Rush, R. Bloomfield
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Wm. Fraser, Mrs. Jane Snell
40 cents each—Charlotte Taylor.
35 cents each -John Elliott,
25 cents each—Mts. J. Keys, Mrs.
n Penrice, Arra. Passmore, Mrs. Thom-
as Airs Cole, Sr., Thos. Webster,
' , Mrs. Wm. Davis, Jas.. MTillis, Wm.
Brmacombe, Thos. Eil ^ti,' :Irs. Steer
Mrs. Jas. Snell, W. Ewrngton, L. Hed
den Mrs Elliott, Maze' Luther, H.
N. Rowe G. Delve, :Mrs Salter, Edna
What:rill C ..
ti
ns ger Be?
VER; In the sodden trenches amid the bursting
hells and the roar of artillery where Canada's
b.) 1s are_ fighting and dying.
—the are waiting for ^`s
y Canada s
sale of Victory Bolds' begins.
ANADA 'S soldiers expect that
we at home will putup the mil-
lions they
1111lionsthey need to keep on fighting,
-the millions they must have
to win Victory for freedom, home
and Canada'.
What answer will Canada make?
What answer will you ,Hake?
Shall it be said that Canada
spares not -her sons from the sacri-
fice of battle, yet withholds her
dollars to give them victory?
Rather will it be said that Can- '
n;tda„ once more, for the fourth
tiljie in three years, cheerfully
puts up her rnillions upon millions
for the cause of freedom, right-
eousness d.nd justice.
Canada's answe1'. titusi . be,
answer when. the
—that the Canadian hand to
the plow- of Victory holds stead-
fast and firm.
—that Canada is in deadly earnest
when she says the "last man and
the last dollar."
That is the answer Canada will
give to our boys in the trenches,
our kinsmen in Britian, . olid our
Allies everywhere. --
That is the answerwe will give
to the Huns who thought and said
that Canada would desert the
Empire before she would• fight or
pay.
Every bond you buy is an
answer. Let the millions of an-
savers from Canada's loyal men
and women make a chorus of
Victory to ring around the_ world.
Canada s o n Campaign
o ens on Monday November 12
is .' ado's Victory Loaf
All About t"
is the title of a pamphlet
that should be in the
hands of every man and
woman in the country.
Mail. thisF
cou on at
once and get your copy
Chairman Provincial Committee,
Canada's Victory Loan,
Toronto.
Kindly send me a copy of pamphlet entitled
Canada's Victory Loan, All About It,
Name
Street or R '
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Prov
Issued by Canada's Victory Loin Committee
i1] co-operation with the Minister of i initnce
of the Dorni,nion of Canada.
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Monday was Guy Fawkes' 'tray,
Mrs .J;abnston of the Evangeli„tio
.
party will assl't` JiIthe services in the
James Street church. Sunday morn}ng;
'1he•.tli litary tribunals open Churs-.
da}- to ht xemptuon.clai.nns.
frust t.br'eeeadaeys are for the ieari,ng.
o,' pet, ani; apnli'cat:Jons;
r,
Gayer church and Maio ret
l'1-ethodi•ei Church the services were
witbdraxn ;on Sunday evening ;i;ru favor
of James Street Church Anni!v ,tsar,:,
Mr, Rich. Quinton met with a pa'n-
ful accident :iia Saturday evening last
He wae tanning a cow into a stall and.
u'a deo .ng 80 he e;ame in, contact: \wl:]i ar
i'1a011 which caught iota lois eyei''d, and:
in lilcted e painful ,gash, Luckily the';
.sight ,of 'the eye was not affected,
k'rii \'1S SOLI).—Mr, Paul Coates on
Tics day ,sola ,'.i;a fine farm of I:40'
acres le Usborne to'\Ir. Clint o.nSweet
lio.~ 513,000. Mr William Sweet ',old -
be, tarn ,o., London Road the ,.ame^
day ,for about 510,000.
F\'IPLOYERS DUTY— EmploY ers-
aero up against a heavy fine if they
fail to -see that their employes in Class
1lot the Aleitary Service Act, s':gn up,
or if they keep anyone in ['heir em-
p'ioy for ni,orethan, seven days after
Nov 10, who has not signed up. To•`
guard against uh',s demand 'to -see the'
postmaster's receipt which the em—
p'ioyc will have '1 he has signed up,
1\11-8. Smith lot Detroit is visiting -
with 'Vire, J Pedlar.
Air. Geo, 'Steer went to Windsor an:
Satui day- to look for a job.
Mr_ Fred Bloomfield and family ,of'
-Exeter North are movitg to Goclerrch.
MARRIAGES
• Johns, Emily D n.ney May Hodgert, Cantelian—Hartleib—In Toronto, on
P. Coilungwoo 1, .E., DaVI18, F. Drone}! Oct 29th; •Eleacvoi; daughter or Mr..
Jessie Bowey, Miss J. Parkinson.and Airs, Chas. Hart]letb, of Zurich,
- 1.0 cents each—Mrs, A. Sanders,
Cromer, John Peart, D. Rowcliffe, R
;Kerslake, Miss M. Quinton, 111. E.
Gardiner. W, H. Passmore, Jas Wee.ks
Johru * oislake, H. W. Doerr, ''C. 11.
gestic, Mrs. Wm.., Batt -den, John
Daancey,'Rev. S. W,' Muxworthy,Wes
'tell, Drank Delbridge, Jas. Haw-
kins, D. Richards, W; H. Nestle, S,
Hardy, J. D. \Trestle, Peter Frayne,
Grigg Stationery Co., Geo. Mantle;
A. E. Moore, 1R. 11, Wilcox. H4 Spack-
man', Geo, Hockey, , Nelson Sheere, C1
L. Wilson, W. J. Beer; Mrs. Amos,
Dr. Sweet, L. Day, Mrs. J. Murr'ayr
Dr. Reid, Agnes Hamilton, jean 'Mar -
'Fay, A. J. Perritt, John Miner, ;J2
Willis, H. Walters, 11liss M. Wood,
Wes. J.. Bissett, Nelson Kestle, W;
II. P. Eooper, John Bell, Sr., William
Bagshaw, Iierb. Ford, A. Ford;, W.
H, Armstrong, Eli Snell, Hy, Coultis
Dr. Dempster
$4.00 Donations.—Mrs, G. Rooke,W.
Rivers%, J. W. Davis; Wrn. Howey.
Joe Davis, ;Sr.
$3.50 Donations, -Jas, 'Bern ,
$3,00 Donations, -Jas, Greenley, W.
Johns, Jessie 11IcCu1loch, John Foci','
Thos. 'Boyle, Bslie Heywood, Mrs. J.
Snell, 'Jas, Conner, :Chas. 'Cann„
Sweet; Roland Squire, .EIy. Parsons;
Silas Johns, ;.Frank Gal, Mrs. Amy.
$2.00 Donations, -hiss J, Spicer;
Geo. Manson, W. D. Mack, Miss EJ
Phillips. Ed. 'J. Willis,, Mabel A. 'Fol=
lick., -Garnet Cock\vell, Ias, Beverley
Mrs. Bert O'Brien, ` Wm. ilalkwilll•
C. T. 'Brooks Lizzie McKay, Hoses'
Amy, Hy, Bierlinlg, Chas. Wilson, Wml
Lotman, John 31:illar, \Vm, Walker;,
Thos. fKernick, Amy Wexler, David
Mack, Wm. 1lioncur, Geo. .Anderson,
C. Harness, John Brown, Arts, W.
G. 'Bissettn'A:13.•C., Jas. Jewell, J 31
Manson, J. 31. Southcott, ' John 'Gill -
espies P. McTaggart, Rd. Murphys
Mrs, 31 Dellerid1•e, Peve.Trunipeir, R,
Gillies and; Son. 'Hy. Welsh,
52.00 each -Mary Balkwill, T Sweet
V(Wni Reid, Lulu Hastings, Thos• Laing
Fred Luxton, W. Ai, .Clarke; William
Treble, Wm. Fisher, Mrs. S.Srnders,
sr, ,Jas, Frayne, Gea. Crawley, Mrs.
John Sweat, Mrs. J D. K.estle, Bert
Clark, Miss A. McDonald, Maurice
Quance •Geo. 'May, • G, A. Flyndman,
Rd. E Davis, Airs, Rd. Pickard Mrs,
R. E. -Pickard, Miss A. McAnsh, Es-
thcr.Hor,ney 'Aline Glenn, Ed. Short
Fh
Squire, Wm. Creech, Jessie Creech
Chas Birney Rev. Yellauid, M, Wells,
A. Cottle J. G. •Sne'11, 12„ Wt Dinney,
Mary' Shipton, Sid Sanders.
$1,50. Donations.—rlla;; Johnston.
$1;25 Donations --J, N. 'Howard,
$1,00 each -Mrs, E. Willis, Cecil
Baskerville :Mrs, Wm Fletcher„Miss
lJoncur Jahn- Morley, Wm, Dunsford
Misr Annie Brie -teal, \lrs. Win. Delan-
cey Miss •J Brawn, D. E. F., Lillian
Boyle, Pang Ilwong, T. Russell, jr,
Ed Harness, A. Towers, 31m's. R.
Blatchlior'd, E. ,Rowclifi•e, Mrs. Ball-
antyne Jas, "Fallick, '.Mrs. 1-h Hooper
Wm, v\'ebber,'Percy I-Iewitt, Airs. Hor
Hey Sr.,' ho.. Houlden, F..idamiiton,
Mises 0. Dow, Mrs. Broderick, \Iinnee
Weaken Mrs, J. Weekes, Miss ;L,
Harding. Miss A. Weekes, hiss G,
Fisher Miss Greta Mawson Lui.0
tin, Mrs. S, Sanders, i\Iis;, E, M. 13o -v-
ey, Frank Sheet'e, Miss Etta Sweet,
Mass A. Handford, Mrs. Wm,, .Hawk -t
sha\w, Ella Jones, Edward Heideman,
A, A. Ingram, W 'I, Cniildeispie, True-
man.-
rte -
man Elliott, Mrs, Burke, Josiah Hall,
Malinda Taylor, D, i ra,und, C. Alds'
wlarth, Mee Wm,. Northcott, A'Vons Tay
for Jos. Webster, Ted. Walper, Wni
Vale Henry IT cstle, John K'ydcl .ir.,
HSrley Sanders, Edward Combos, W.
Bradt Mrs ;D, Russell, lMliss A. El-
ston, Miss M Bi'oclerick, Jas, O'Brien,
George :McLeod, john McLaughlin,
Local •ews:
Dr. and Mrs. Gunn, alter-anabsence
of two years, Dr. Goon doing military
work cu the hosp_t.als of England, re-
turned to their home in Clin,tan on
Nov. 1st,
A 14 -year old son of Adam Rista
of near Mitchell, died on Thursday
from ,fractured skull and broken leg,
sustained ui a Sall' "from a scaffold lie.
the barn floor.
Thos. Magladery, provincial license
inspector of Parkhill, was seriously en-
jured when hire automobile was struck-
by
truckby a train. on Saturday. Elis compen.
ion. Mr. Mitchell, escaped with a scalp
wound.
Mr. Williams, a returned missionary
from Bonen, China, will give an. ad-
dress in the School Hall of Trivitt
Memorial Church on Friday evening,
Nov. 9th - The!address will be illus-
trated by lantern views.
The -annual ;meeting ,af the Chil-
dren's Aid Society for the County of
Hunan is !ta be held in Seaforth on
Tuesday Nov..13, in the Council
Chamber, at 3 p, ni., for election of
officer; and transacting general busi-
iness. In the evening a public inee.-
ine will be held and an interesting
program :given.
to Mr. John. H. •Carrie on, son. of
MT, arid. Mrs. Peter !Cantelan-of Clin-
ton. -
DEATHS
Hallow-ay—In Clinton, on Nov. 7., Mrs
HaTo\vay, in her 84th ,year.
MacLeod—La Brooklyn, 1'. Y., an Oct..
26, Catharine A., daughter of the
late. Roderick MacLeod of Bruce -
field, aged 55 years. 1
Armstrong—In Stanley township, on
Oct . 29, George Lloyd Armstrloing,
aged 28 years and 4.months,
Case—In Usborne, on Nov, 3rd, ;Maria
Simpson, _reli'ct of the late Thomas-
Case.
homasCase. aged 93 years, 8 months,
Hamnulond-1n Buffalo, on Oct. 30th,.
George, Hammond, brother of Mrs.
\AT C. Rivers, aged 49 years.
\1uxn,orthy—Near Farquhar, our Nov_
2. Elia Ilene, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cephas 3lux\worthy, aged 11
days.
IN LOVING MEMORY of. WILLIAM`
DAVIS, WHO DIED NOV. 4,1916
It is hard 'iia [break :the tender cords,..
When love :has hound the heart;
It is hard, so hard, to speak the words;
Must we for ever part:,
Far beyond this world of changes;,.
Far beyond this world of care,
We shall find :our missing loved one'
In Our •Father's Mansion There,
By the Widow and Family
PHONE 16
ART'S
PHONE T6
NEW
PLUS
Another shipment at Plush Croats `Salts” quality-, has been
placed in stock. If it is a good coat you want, one of these wi11 ,
surely suit you. T.h,e prices are reaslonabli'. 525 to 835.
LADIES' FUR -COLLAR COATS.
With - curl Or quilted linings
and rubber interlinings. The coat
is 50 :1ac.h.es long, and has a beau-
tiful black 'Kersey cloth covering.
We are selling them at old prices,
SWEATER COATS
Special values' in Man's Sweater
Coats, in almost any combination
• of color's, All have the new roil
;collars. Priced at 82.00, 83.00-
:84.00
3.00-54:00 to ;$7;041
FLANNELLETTE BLANKi,TS
Not many left to sell at this low
price. The blanket comes in fawn
color'only, and the .flannel is a
good quality. While they last,
per pair 81,85,
RUBBER BOOTS
We sell "Miner" braid,[ They
are 'guaranteed ;tie gave satisfaction
Who would'be without a pair this
wet weather. Ask ;to see our
New' Rubber Boots,
•-••This space Will be d,ottated to
week. j
FINE FURS
We are able to offer you ex-
ceptional valves in Muffs, Stoles
and Throws in the furs that are
popular this ,season_ We have a
\vide., ;range of styles tar you,
COMBINATION UNDERWEAR
'We have two weaves in Combine-
tion- Underwear for Girls and
Boys, in .the. Celebrated "Turn-
bull's" make, in from 5 to 15 year
sizes, Try. Combinationfor your
Baily and Girls this season,
UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN
Of splendid wearing quality,
good finish and very neat floral
pat•teaja. At to -day's piece it -
would be worth 90c, a yard. 58
inches \wide,. Special pr per ycl.
60e:
OILCLOTH SQUARES •
Oilcloth and Can,goleumn squares
for putting,under stoves. la two
sizes, 144 yards x 114 yards an.d 2
yards x 2 yards. We are showing
new and dainty patterns.
Canada's 'Victory Bands next
PHONE 16 Jo A. STEWART " PHONE 1.6.
The Rig Store with the Little Prices