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After Fifty
Years
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BINGHAM
?Visits Codench
Again...
Services in
.MacKay ft;i1
Thur... --7.0O PM. )1118lea1 and Picterlai-Subjeeti Alan an Anhiaal
,101 volution or A Divine Design?
8.00 p.M. A Heart -to -Heart talk on ,Valth.
FrL -3.00 p.m.' Hew to Receive the Benediction.
Musical and, Pletorhili Subject4ehitti .and. JOY
in a Christian lielidaY, where 2000. spend it, and-W1).V.:7-11114-,
is a beautiful, naturally colored film of one of the most
colorful %rota- in Ontario.
8.00 p.m ifeartstO-Heart Talk on Faith.
SILJNI4Y .
4.04 lp.M. '`,Baptist
84.5 pans 1ViaelfatY Hill. Musical' and -Pictorials- Cameras
• ConfirelatiOn Of the Infallibilityof Christ..
on. -7.00 pars Farewell 'Iileethigw, Subject : Round the World
with 'Gott • " -
, Special 11111814:bY BRIGHT SINOIN‘i - A Wide Range '
Mrand liXrs.',AndreW Chisholm of Bookst. Pamphlets,s and
'Tracts on -otits,Book Tables
VERYBOD WLCGLE.
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TUE GODERICR SIGNAI4tTAR
English Youngsters
01.4 • 1, .1
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er Canadian Troops
roiled .by .Ced•or Courtomilf Careitilse ,
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With the first Canadian division: Own .to liova worklflEnglaM rentAkmaialing Is layIfli no man part%
In the tra,htisieS�b4ui�. Thti IlInstrationSahriste 0110 Of **Canadian $0ottillihattaliOnsetivinging
. the arailea -.44-40nht- belnit.'-',406:40'0.0, Warmth Of ,Entlieb. *0106%0, and it.oticopfliottg.thseveni4g-tviii
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sonithodkted......,in_neighborintL•Abkoki
with considerable fluangial saving- to
the. -ratepayers in. _these sections. Ae
provision 113 made for transporting the.
children to the Alter. se, ools, no hard-
ship is imposed on them by the dosing
of their sehe,e1St--
The-attendanee in thotchools.durnig
the yearwas well maintained, al-
though the percentage of 90,02 was
sslightlY, below the Previous year. - A
aumber-of very:Stormy days during lase
'Winter was a 'contributing factor tothe
-deerease- as far at the, rural schools'
Were pen -cornea. Tisborne Township.
' gain had the hest attendance, -91.54
--Per tent., for the •varal schools, while"
Exeter s with - 94.21 ..per cent vaftt the
leader ensoug 'the erhan, 'selitoles :TOO'
iniieh eiriphasis'Npois--regulatity 'cif at-
tendance ' cornet • be -placed, .as ' meat
et:Left:Of Pupils, haviagto repeat grades
-
at school can he direetles'attributedSto,
irregular attendance; In A pozriNI• .of
instances this ;year-y..4M iftsittance !id
the tehool 'aftendande officers - sv.sk re-
. quired to, enferce the, attemiance of
certain. mipils, •a•Condition that -should
not be necessary -Elf parents were .censs
siderbigs ' the' hest SintefestClik their.
children; The necessity for aPpointing
ihic
ut,erestrng teport Submitted, to
•County Council
-Inned0ritet0VM"---
• ,
the_ineeting of the County
last week *the followingsrepert, virtle atA.
Jnitteki by ...Mr. 0.:13eAeoln, .inspector
of publie-Sehoels- tor -so -nth- Hvou
-ited4clake with usual practice, I
, beg te.•: subrait .thi* following ' arterial
• report. for your informations wIth re-
gard to the condition. 7cir the schools
coraprising the inspeetorates of South,
Huron, for the year 1039. •
In ,the•iiiispecterate.. during
.the
a.utunneterin, there, were 78 rural';',.eral
five ' urban school s in operation,iii
ila_tette..,,regnIaiiI,:em
• ployed, 87 in the rurarand 31 In the:
, urban sehooles- Of these --teachers 80
'Or' 73perbents-noW--hold-first-class scer-
:
tificates, which is .eensiderably, above
- the - Provincial average. The----*umbe
of teachers holding. this grade of cer-
tificate • shoWs a steady 'increase: and
is due to the fact that second-class
.certtetates. are no longer -issued at the
.Normal Schools and also to the 'fact
that .certain teachers Who hold second -
Class certificates are each year-eornplet-:
nig the requirements for: the higher
grade of eerticate. A. great manysteaelis
• ;ars, iusfeetspraeticaily all Whif do not
hold'perinartent eektilleates, are each
Year iniiprovingl their qualificationsby
attending summer courses given by the
• Department of Education or by the
. Ontario Universities- AS these courses
take soMe five Weeks of the-suraraer
vacation, great-eredit Is due these
teachers for s -their efforts 'to obtain
*higher itandlegss ,
The number cif :teachers ayallable for
... . . .
,
„„.
,pie;sent time is very
small, there being practiCally unemS'
, •
Inoretrtenclier4'inc-the-diatiat, As the
nn*ber., ef • stutl(pAtth et the igernsal
Schools this year is little' niCkre than,
last. Year, itwould teens that 'there
will be difficulty le -Securing teachers
for all schools next terms As °the sal-
aries of tettehers ,are deterrnivat; As In
'other fields; largely by the law of•tsup-
ply and demand, it Was but naturaiill
year„on, account of tile,smalIer nutaher
of teachers' seeking positions, that sal-
aries should She* a tuttben....inerease
oser,thetormer year. -The average
ary-in-the rural schools thie year -is
$.7.50 sr_ssee.,- UM:ease of $32 over -1938;
the: lowest, -salary beingpaidthe
raraisSehoolssiSrs$650s-and-thessidgheet•
$1050. For thesurban sehoolassothe
average -,s0,11yr is $975., ',mach- Is prac-
tically_ the _sante: as 7the. former yea It
is a.ntieipated that salaries will show's,.
increase in ,,thes-litrals-sehoo
this. year, .as it..isielt that hoards will
require to pay' a ssalary ''of ----from $750
to $800 to secarethe -sertribes of coms
• petent teathers.es,s`s7r". .
Onsaceount of the ehange'111 inspeet-
oral, districts last year; it Is not possible
to give eomparatite,figares. regarding
enrolment this year. The May enrols
ment in the Sotith Huron schools Test;
Year was 2904, of whom 1870 siriPile
were. In .the rural schools. and 1034 in
the urban schools. The largest rural.
-school- hist' term had an .enrolment of
.39 pupils and thesmallest eight pupils,.
WM-being-six schools with less than
ten pupils enrolled. ,,Last Midsummer
trio Scl.grOls, No, 4 lituilett and ,No. 13
Stanley, where4the enrolment was but
four and five Pupils respectively, were.
closed and the children are being ac -
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COFFEE
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J. ALVIN CUTT
PHONE 116
J. J. MeEW
PHONE 46
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rote is, as sa, Matter of fact, already In i3patr°alfrom0trt.',TY
Wonieuasict94eftrits
festiSalS
operation, namely from liensailou No.
last year, at :Exeter an d Clinton.
441 horigehpwAyn- btoet4' Cglinte donlesyoemaeftrwomentaa
uyeonr. gtth
in three ,sessions were neceSsary In
Acne reutessarelentirely feasible. One
will and peintenortliste,the Olinton Cpl.: each 'Case to penult all pupils -taking
Jeglate-• Institute* eaCh ,dair.'lirthIS- : leard. The oisleet of sess
etante,- the pa.rAnt,s pay the entire cost festivals Is to Permit the ratepa,rera
of the transportation, • ,brit it ,Nvould -.Ana Parents to see -the Work that Is
Seem good buainees to have the scheme being alone. in music In the schools and
taken,over by the sehaol sections and se. ta istimulath interest in the subject.
he eligible tO _recelye the 6,0 Per ectit. All sessions' Were ,well attended and
tran.spertatson grant, iltsis anticipated the elugleg of the Children was-warinlv
that this Movement will gain impetus ssannieralielty Quantz, super -
itch -year and that eventually asaumb,er visor ofmusic for the Lendon_-selesols,
of these ronte•r;iv-111 be established,:aswhose .Serviees beens-seettred as
-mores-Stud more parents 4 in tho. rural adandieator for the festival. s
areas are, e.r.Oufanding for their 'children; The 'High .School'entranee exam:Ina-
-the itchianta.geg-.11-v-Eftgly esee:ss sales, • lion Ni-nts-heId. 'under the sreviseer re -gulls
tioir. ,„ troos last years in, acterdance with
." 'The'ritteaiiiirs...0.,f• all towris1rip_6en,- which' the 4thu4fier of-PaPera to be. Writ -
ells. has beers disa.-Wii to :another ,apeelid 1114 inatet1441I decreased;TI*
iata .by the .r)fyiunt,. fotir papers neW.writtelf,-helVeve, were
3116it :Of -4101111611. itaitiely •1.00. per: ,talitnirnTa0
lst:0:jba%ti
rn
-S.fliliiliieih
ientT:ie.`4,'evii4ebo'enitfiof ieViCe
-schOoisseeelensesrell2eiris.,'wheir t*ol or:
mere seetions cm -aril& uadersone_board„ Pflie erenaidates ahd not only rairiimied-
,Itfolisi stVilli";:r6h.' the PrIPII4 but
419 Well
deereased the cost ..of • conducting the
scheols te
tinder the xansination.S. There vvere 40 candid -
i
„board; as • IL le not possible- to shave ''''t1'44 lAst* Y"e4r' .'d•r '295'er 88 per
-botirds-'o.operate'to Luiy ;Teat de , -.0ent. were. suedessful. • 'Of the Success-
peroeutage being preetiesUg the toges
rie under the former ragglialileggiat
worthy of note that a greater
then ever of the oucesseetui twiddle**
are coutinuing their educetion at a
wonders,' 'school or la fifth clause,
only r4 puptie out of Z.01, or 18 per
eent, heir* reported art stoesase school.
This is the (smallest pereentage stopplug
44 WMPli I have record in, this
.r* .t anti OUt tbv afeserrion pre -1
tienislY Made that parents are now.
noire conePrned than (sver with their
salairsu stwurixig aassinsea elsasst„
Lien. '
Now vir.t.414tious, governing setio61
fairs, Wert° jalt kat° eitef1; -hist year
colnalinateri 'Work row.being
ilfiale j t,40 Scd,tiMAS with 1i*'. .1 fair
program. An Objection to the fish's
previeut,31y 'had been that Puldts sfnue'
Were said to ri!ceive assistanee,
at ironic ; this has now been Oversetass
by- limiting, the prize list tesprOdate
actually groWnHn theiroMe fann,
afi grains, vegt-aaldes, flowers, -fralts,
live stoves poultry; ete. ; and eliarinat;
hag Sach classes a$ baking; sewing, and
Manuararts. To replace these Classes,'
each 'school was, reentired tosmake
display of the Work -done In the .s'ehool
by:: the pupils; these displays were exs
eellents'in most eases and (hers' much.
'favorable temirTnt, In :4flitioll to fite
two . fairs terse:01yheld at "laeneall and
VanadRetaits theskioderieh, Township
kair Was revived last year, With!all ten,
'sehoOls in the toWriehirt participating.
All fairs *Ore, well attended ,and good
interest Was taken in them both by the
pupils and the Pahlie getteesrlly; It is
felt = that the new regulations trav,e
greatly IMPrOved the ;selrocl. fair, and
that their'edueational vaine bass:never
been as great as 1st year. It IS hoped
-
to organize -one or more additional fairs
in the'distriet dUringsthe present 'vert.
The teaelrers' doavention last, year
was organized on a somewhat d 'erent
basis, than previously. For r le
the Seuthlanron teaelaers j s ed with
ten other dletriete in a g up '&40-
e -flee 'at sLondon at isvhi over 1500
teachers were present nd where ad-
dresseswere given by ronsinent lead-
ers In the „field of education. For the,
teeend day,. I met the teachers 11 sinall
groups and ...disctissieris Were, held res
lative to the iniprevenient of the ins
structisur7-Ine th..,-sehoolsess-s-SsAt- sstlrese.
, meetings pa -teacher was required to
Partleipateand It is believea that reueh
streactical value' • resulted trent., the
fernt viewpoints ' • .
, .
Junior Red OrosSSociefit- have, ter:
Inan:r ears been orgassiZed in a major-
- itv,ef 'the sehooft, ssetrillse$ being
61 branehes in the distriet.. z -These
soeletilat the frresent tbrie.'Prosidesan
otipertu it- for ' the - dhildtea ' in the
--Selfoolt to Make* some contribution,to
the wort of the Canadian; Red Ortssa
and thus play some small part in ,,nreise-
seuting the present" Wat to a gueeeasfal
esetelesiore. In 'Manystehools, both boYS.
,and gitir are knitting ,artleleS for ,the
_. . ._ ful candidates 17p of ti per Cent, were
as attenclanee officers m.en who will-under',present arrangemen.
ts- Again,
41ve PrePersattention to their duties i.s the size of the Sections vari's to su( hI) /Os ed 012siecenlinerelation without. the
dfaivn to the' notiee of all township' an eXteitte that ratePayers in the* small. nec-essity Of Wriiellg. the -Departmental
„ .
,greater school -,tax than those in the
larger. Sections,. for the same services.
'.-Space does 'not permit the listlirg Of the
-many bene.htS'w the -larger school areas s
councils ; in Some townships, new' aP-
pointMeats aresbattly needed: '
A slight change in the Seisis-iin.whicli
the -Legislative' grants are paids-was
Made effective this* year, the -change
sheIngsaansincresese-ifi-Waanolustse
,sittenda nee grant: • Whileformerly*is
rartesranged from -1.50 to $3.00 per
pupil •in -.average al-tendanee during the
echoolyear, depending on the relation-
hip---between--thessaize--of ---the--•settion
and the, attendance, -these figura now
var,as from._ $1.75 to. $5.00 per -pupil* in
average attendance. This,inis. resulted
in greater grants to- the sehocds....with'
aarge enrolment's. Osving. to Insufficient
funds being apportioned last year by
;the Legislative A.ssembls. to pay the:,
.gPante:*in full, it. was twin& necessary
by the *'-Departitient , of Education .!to.
-make a reductionof ten /per cent in .
the- general 'grant -This id.S- the first
"-
• general reductionthat has been made
.since 1930,.the grants teethe past,two
yearshaving been paid sin full. an
_sante- of the reductionmades the total
general:Leeds/gave and County. erantet
reeeksed by allSsehools la.st. year showitl
an increase Of 41300 over the former
year, being $23,249.54; so that. actually
More rnone;e. net lees, was furnished to
the schools' by the central authority
last years- The:erantintidAysthe Coun-
ty on equippaent and, accommodations
was • $2511.41S'-beinessoM6 $100.00 less
than the previous Year :chi -.account of
,the ten per cent. 'reduction vvhicts- ap-
plied to this grant as well. The special
grants for ',agriculture, music, fifth
classes, Manual tralninss and home.
economies werepaidas usual_ anid
furnish.* Stilistantiali. 'assistance to
boardif iii prihiding for instructions in
these subjeets-or classes.
'in September last:Instruc-
tion In manual training and home ecore
clinics is now being ,given to the pupils
of grades VH and VIII in the Clinton
.1ind Exeter., schools.- This; "instruction
is giver in the',High Schools bi- the
.special teachers in -charge of these gub-
,jects..,„Itsis a pleasure to report that
'this' work is itove,'si feature of all the
urban' schools ,in'iny district :with the
Tretliair-rn-Ordiflan, t e
Zurich ',Public: Sehool has Completely
equipped two roping for t,seaehing _these
subjects' and two rural'schools;, No. $
and No. 8 Trielsrersmiltiere-esending
their -senior pupils Or the Seir4forth
legiate Institute ,each Week for train-.
sing In these ,practical sebieetss It will
be apparent that it is being endeavored
to make the best possible use'..of the
equipment provided during the last year,
or two in the secondary, schoohi for
teaChiags....manual. training , andhome
economies and It Is hoped that more
rural sehoora Will take advantage of
these facilities eaele,year. The grants
paid by the Department At rducation
cover the erist of the inatrtietion given
Sri thete-subjeetS, Iii thelease --Of the
rural school, is that the only expense
Involved for rural School boards is that
of ,transPorting their pupils to the sec-
ondary schosile each Iveek for this work.'
.Iit--viewsof this fad.," there would seem
to be no reaebn "'why many -"hoards_
alronhisnot give their pupils the bene-
fits of 'this priretleal Instruetion,
will be of great sante to them in adult
life. ,
g •
sectionsare having to pay* a inuch
higii schoel eisifia.nce- examination, this
•
Tor
SATIMAT SIONDAY
Boys' Witipeoid
BREECHES
Full vitt, double sett and
llama -1 1,r eotton
isaeeri.
• Oizee 28 to 32
Peoial 1.29
Robins
Ltd.
°Aim* for Tip Tep TallOrs"
Phone $84 •
aotassememeseeneememesestreeeetean'
/
Red Crristi; hi...ether% money has been ,
raised la various ways. The 'able of
:carts-las:son this work In every claim -
room has been stressed and 1 have no
doubt t there will be few schools
where the eh! • ten will not he given an
opportunity to, ariticiptteln some way
itt. the 04,9tan bOing 'given by our
people to the otherland In this the
time of her gre t need.
-e fo ing, will indissate, 'the
Year, te been one of real pro-
gress- in the schools. Looking to the
future, with its uncertainties, trust
that it will not .-be found neeessaary to
•Curtafl in any slay* the work of ! the
schools but that it will be at least pee-
sible to maintain -Oar present standards -
and even make some advanees.
LYTit 14;'744
TtOSS Thil614,,E100. �f Mr, and WS.
Thitelt of Myth, whir has been working•
paatssCer test7:
:.')31,scicclaV .etore.°tsme:
i11 the
Air :Force' at Toronto- anI is ',eligible
to he for trainings
and'Urt;-/41..fV.,Staniey former
„repents of :Brussels, ,have- 'moved to :4..
iUytIi. Mr. Steniq...isf-astistant Dens%
1 ion frult,.sinds,vegetable stesPectOr for •
Iluroti county=,, and at presentisinters
-04ted,inthe t-ornip waXing'illant which ,
'tislIrztnievws, shiPPing._ years- '
.
i,".0.1.,T0,14110ewed.'.Veur:S"eritlitiol?
Or, ,
4. 11 11
strative--pur
,hoped' that this matter will receive the
.sTerlOne study. of all tcrwnsjilp councils
this-Y4arr:- Istrust-I may havethe-
portunity of discussing- the .question
witlisstomessof the tOWnship: cuttneM
a/tiring the coming months.. •
Appreciation 'of -the Support given by '
latesyear's Ceti4ty Cssuneil to the res
forestation 'Projectl'.as 'applied to the
schools, I feel, .should be exPreased.:
Tliis supportstook the,form uf the pay.
'meat of,a grant of one-half the cost,
of a . plot of lead purehased by ailY
school section for reforestration pur-
poses up ,t(ia maximum ' grant of $25.00.;
All stesenstrIP's annals Ire -the Iistrict
also .agreed Se pay one-quarter of the
east, of the land, so thationly- the.,,res ,
'Training 25' per eents would remain to
be borne by the section: While not -
many sections have taken .rip this mat-
ter, yet a beginning has '.1seen, made.
S.S. Ne. 3 Hullett' (leinburn) secured
land last Spring ane have their trees.
already planted,. While two Other sig.
,tion, No. 11 goderich and; U. No. 15
Ilan and, Stephen, have purchased_ plots
had -will set them out in forest . trees.
this Year. No denbt,*thespretent
situatIon-,,wilr;rntedere With
4,1eewe:Ras. of this project, but it is
intended to keep before 'the school
boards of the digtrict and to Urge that
action be taken as soon as feasible;
To secure interest in the planting of
trees and also - to commemorate ' the.
'visit of Their ,Majegties; the King and
Queen, to our canary, each pupil in the
rural 'schools was last May .supplied
'vvitik.iiie treesfor planting at 'home.
These trees were brought froth Saint
WilliaMs,"through tire Co-operation . of
the agricultural advisory poniniittee, by
isonntystruekt and ,delivered to town-
ship centres 'where they were secured
by the individual schook-sectiont, -thug s
avoidins' any ,expense, to the ,schools 'in
Obtaining the treea:sszAME_Simpleisee_Ans.
t e-t-erOolrfiriFtWiTnilicate that the
pupils planted- the trees and in most
meet are. gialing them reesonablecare,
so that aii_interest An----reMfegfiTtfon
hand bilicuicated, in some ..ineaStire
at least, among the growing generation.
If- this canbe obtithied, the future of
reforestation in Ms County need od4
&Oen no jn1sgIvings;
The great majority sot the trustee
boards are now realizing the necessity
for keeping the dehOol property, good
conditisne anti are witilmee-toscarry- nett
the iriggeatiOneThuidesfor irebroreni3Ofes
As an indleation" of this fad, st.\7
sehoels, four being in Ilullett township;
had Inside toilets inStalled during last.
year ; two others; gee -being. the 'Zurich
school and the ether'No. 7 Ushorue, had
modern Bush toilet SYstenta Installed.
It. May be of intereet to know, that of
the 78rural schools In operation 54 ,
now have inside toilets of. 1111 aPPreVed '
type. A new stearnleating oystem \yes
hiStalled In the Dashwood ,Sehool
last summer at a cost Of approximately
$2500, putting the accommodations in
this sehool in excellent conditiot. The
interiers of ten rural schools were
paintee, new wells were dtig inseveral'
instance., ligh t beitailed hi a number
of eases, and in general a commendable
aniount 0± Maintenance and repair
work earried oat- The urban board;
too deserve ,ctedit for providing better
accommodation fel' their pupils each.
'years atitl in the case of Getierieli and
Clinton Public Sehoels the matter of
xecuring Individual de1.41,:k1 received
epeelal attention last year.
Attention sto the teaehing of ` vocal
mimic, in the,sseirooi ,eeirtietoss to be
Weir •and this sub:leet is now a regular
feature of the work o'f all selmole. In
all but a kw 'schools, special music
supervisors are employed and Ili gen.,
tral good re,141ilt$ arebeing obtained:
The hopioventenit In the ,9IngIng 111inaa
a .
, lio(l'it)ttirsdititIerriervilgilet.iiiire,,teratt`.1(1,arspbeeartnisrlietwitne
.the PePartirrent iit Education, ',SVirere
two or 'More rural echool hoards, ' celil-
pupils to' et Iiigh School (a. (lellegiate
eonneetiou; Stnno pereon 19 hired to tstke
reeently ,in vaiiiiiis parte ofstlie district
per cent of the eost Of the transporta-
tion, the remainiug 40 per cent -to. lie
in a transportatisin grunt 110V,ir, paid by
bine" in yroviding trantportation i!or
Institute;-. 9:his grant amount; to 110 ,
paid by the eections esineerned. - Irr this
bring thein Tame ins the evening, so
the pupllislo the tattoo1 each daysand
that the children are not away.' trent
1 week as is, now the case in many in.
etancee. There are several areas in
- the InspN,,tornte...' where, tineb transporta-,
4
TAKE 'ADVANTAGE or THIS SALE OPPORTUNITY BEPORE PRICE ADVANCE
' BEYOND'Oxill PRESENT REGULAI6410ES
Boys'% 11 001 lover: Sweaters-
,
HEAVY PLAIN' INIT—BRUSREDWOOL
ZIPPER FASTENER AT NECK
Worth $1.25 at our purchase -price and each iluotgtion going,Itigher.
Colors Royal and Mixoon., -Pull range of sizes.
-"1
GAINS IN ASSORTIENTIOF 'ODDS AND
25.„C
Uittiil "lind Househol
ale of S.tapes for
POPULAR
jrENGUIN.
Unbleac
18k36.. A non -prof'
will ,bleach and4hic
giving, you a tOWel• .
price paid. • - ,
• Get yours for
•
oz. 100% NEW COTTON
1 out to sae 72x90
SNOW WII1T,E Size 72x90
o*els.
bargain. Youdo
or -three -washing
en Ithem natfirs,11y,..
worth twice 'the,
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c gac
7
11
L. giton
EACH
• EAUE
• Terry- Towels I
•-Whit';-41t4--- colored -stripes3.,,.,14"
\ centre and border,
'
Imported English Towel
18x32. Cream ground with colored
stripe.
YOUR CHOICE
5c--2 for 27c
_ _ WELL NAPPED
. STANDARD QIIALVY
tittle ett
36. in0h . . - . . ..,. . . . . . . . . 18c yd.
- 10 yards for $1!50
15c pi:
MANY USES ,....,1'.'.. i 4 „ 4 • )1 4 4 • 4 4 . 4 . . 10,ards for $1.40
,
27 inch .......... .......12e yd.
10 yards for $1,10
FACTORY COTTON
A GOOD *STUli,DY QVAL1 It PO
4' 4
Listen Tea Towels 18%00 and 1.81: 2
Two nunabims to choose from. . PAire.,linezils getting exceedingly acute
, and two luolty to have those to offer at the old priee.
SEE OUR 4 'PLY OLD ENGLISH 'PINGER,ING WOOL POR HEAVY SWZATE S AND OTII.
GARMENTS ....... . - . . ... - , .1 -Oz. 110,11s 42 for 25c
SALE STARTS SANITARY 26th:ENDS FEBRUARY 10tb.
each
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rou
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VARVATY
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