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•P tit t'a e;. it Dot rowed a bang ladder
O I fr, •int Ilia Pre 1 buck, without the
* torntality "t asking for it, They are
0 petit, y asked to retina it.
Oi• I M riT111y nweting of the Woman',
le Institute wilt convene in the Audience
R.,oFII of the 1 ur h.; Library on Fuddle
af,etao. n la c iltit at 7 t CILCI:, To tie
,p ''A L r .-u'- v•ews of conservatiou and
? t r , ni::i; of focal." will be in charge of
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On query Outing
KODAK
Has its lail�g
irIeep your vacation with an Autogra-
ph.; Kodak- The friends you make,
the places you visit, the interesting in-
cidents of travel ati present possibilities
for good Summer Pictures. Let a
Kodak tell the story of your vaeatiou.
1-70,3,t:s trona i;8 up,
ilrownie:, .. , curl up.
Fiume Developed and Printed,
Re,, al i
Tabllets
Help quickly to allay the
aches of trod, teuder or
p•rspit;r. i; fact, Thty re•
state £,L,4 c,.ontOt't—
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Raasst,ll
Nice
Destroys the otl,,r 01 Per-
ration. 25t•
iRlubbers
Peet ,duality of heavy Red
Rubber Jar Rings
lou a pkg. of 12
Parowax
For sealing jellies, Fruits,
&c , and useful for many
other household purposes.
e5c a Ib, pkg, or 7c a cake
Poultry Panacea
Keeps young Chickens
Healthy and prevents alis•
ease. Sae anti b5e pkgs.
Powdered Copperas 10e.
Service Flags 25c each.
SMITH
The 'erX.CLai Store
Druggist a,ncl Stationer
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PAtiFEIb THE PRIMARY.—At the Town-
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Xtl ..„ � to Conservatory Primary Piano exam-
ination, held at Lista stet recently, Miss
---- -- -- -- , Margaret McDonald, Ethel, and Elaine
Cotmen. met last Monday. Dennison, Bruesels, pupils of bliss Mae
A NriAllER from this 'locality . Wilkinson, were'successful. We extend
went to Li,towel on July 12th to the congratulations to ail concerned.
Orange celebration. Aocrrox SALE —On the afternoon of
A lively Base Ball match was played Saturday, Augnst 3rd. F. S. Scott,
on Victoria Park 'ast Monday eveumg, . Auctioneer, will offer for sale, by public
a team from ti; inghsm meeting a local . auction the itnttse and lot out John street
to Score was 14-t7 in favor of Brussels. ; and also the Household Furniture the
IN a tennis tournament at Witlev ' property of Mrs Thos. Haycroft.
Military Camp, England. Lienr, Vernon ; Watch out for bills giving farther merit,.
Ross, Brussels, was the winner. Vern- ; oaten. Mrs. Haycroft .`las been living
an is keeping up his old time reputation at Fort William along with her daughter,
we are glad to see. Miss Mabel, for the past few years,
A unmber of persons in arrears for `o___--_
THE PnST• are paying up and helping us Fnn -ALE.—One Ent of oak finished dining
clear off a large amount et arrearages. ;' rDOm C11a1CP. I. Q. RI( aAH Dm.
Ire thank them and ask others to lead a CRL CF..T unnad brooch. sFt with pearls,
"baud else. Do it now lost at the Srltvol Fio.nir in Yuill's Grove. The
THE ;oral receipts from the Golden I loser Will be grateful if it is left at TRE Foam.
Flock effort Wert: MSG 7.4, of which the I skit E knives, scythes and plow points
;tiled Cross received $50.00. Mrs, B. B. carefully ground by GEA, Enweans.
Scott was Treasurer and' tine Work was I Foe sArra—A quantity of building lumber,
I mantling and other lenfding material, Apply
ender the auspices of the Women's I to Buts. BEN. SNIDER. Elizabeth st„ Brussels.
1 stitute. n 9 Plus, d weeks old for sale also a Pow head
CHI1.1,31E11 are warned against pulping : of young eett7.e. WM. Hrmce/NsoN, Grey.
fiarsets from the beds on the boulevards I Phone 2016.
trader the lir coon of the Horticultural ' )• OR SALE —A feW dry heifrey cows.
We are leased to state that 1 Phone 668 J. P. McINmotn,
Sudety.p LrvE Poultry Nantes. Clean up your breed-
vsre few cases of interference have oc- ing stook and old bene. R. Taosleots, Brussels,
c trred and the boys and girls are thauk- it ?manse desiring information with regard
ed for this by the Society. - to and
of the store prapertdes in Rrnssels
113111,14141,S School Board has engaged f an faun land in 5Drris North of the Village,
rite services of bliss WinniFred Morris, mapp obtain saws from F. A. Scutt. Piano may
be inspected at Wacker L Black's.
a:f Petrolie, as successor to Miss Tardine, 1 J. G. Lemur.
in the Continuation department. of our LAwN moWers sharpened and adjusted.
ehool. Initial salary will be $800. ' Now is the time to get them ready.
Miss Morris has excellent recommends- I GM. ED WARD,, will street.
lions and will no doubt do Well. Duties BELL Organ and n Washing Machine for sale
at a bargain. Apply at Tnn Poem.
begin in September. DR. PARKER, Osteopathic Physician, visit,
BASIC BALL IYIA7CH —Thursday even- Bruseels Monday afternoon of each week,
ing of next week is set as the date of the
next Base Bail contest between the
Morris team and Brussels. It will be
preyed on Victoria Perk. This will be LAST week Wm. Pawsrn received e
the 4th game for these boys this season bad shaking up while Working aside
cad will likely be well worth seeing, rake with one of F', Amen•'s teams in
LlnEaAL Nominating Convention fur the hay field but we are glad no hones
North IIurOu will be held in Wingliam I were broken. He is able to resume his
Thursday afternoon of next week. The I wL,rk, It was n very Talose call
names of Reeve W. H. Fraser. of Motais t DIED,—EdwSperling,
in half brother
t4wdship, and George Anderson, ex- !
AI. P. P., of Lucknow, are mentioned, nF. Pletcher Sperling, Brussels, died Last
among others, as possible candidates. Friday, in McKillop township, aged S3
FIasr CLAss HoNoas.—On july 5th ; gnneral took place Sunday ears. He was te oldestfaftternoonilto
Wilma Galbraith. Frank Oliver and Maitlandbank cemetery, near Seaforth.
Elizabeth Smith went to Listowel to try I Ernest Sperling, of Kincardine, who
the Conservatory Piano Prnnary exam- I worked as blacksmith at D. Ewan s shop
ination before presiding examiner Herald Brussels, is a son.
Toronto. The trio did well receiving LIGHTNING AFTER THE Enrroe —Geo,
Tet class Honors as an outstanding fact I H, Mooney's residence Ripley, was
of their musical cleverness as pupils and
the, genuine ability of Miss Minerva
Jones, Brussels, their instructor,
Chronic and nerven; diseases successfully
treated. Visits residences. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel.
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struck by lightning on Sunday evening
3oth last. and the members of the family
had a narrow escape from serious injury.
DECORATION DAY.—Next Sunday Chimney was split and bricks torn away,
afternoon the annual Decoration Day The lightening followed the gas pine at.
exercises will he observed by the mem- tacked to the cnimnev to the sitting
hers of Western Star Lodge, I. O. O. F. room where the "ball of fire" exploded.
No. 149, Brussels. Brethren are asked Shock was terrific, It was a mtracul-
to assemble at the Hall so as to leave for ous escape for the members of the fam-
ily, who were, in a few hours, folly re-
covered from the shock, Huron manse
and H. McMutlen's residence was also
struck end Mre. Mullen was slightly in-
jured by the current through the house,
Close call all right,
New CEMENT TANK, ---A fire protection
proposal, spoken or for some yeers, is
SPLRNDED RECORD.—The results of ebout to be proceeded with, viz the con•
the recent Entranoe Examination to the struction of a cement water tank 12 by
High School at Brussels show that the 12 feet, to inch wall, to be located neer
worthy record of the past is being well the Ament factory. Something of this
sustained Of ro candidates who wrote , kind is barfly needed at that part of
all were successful 5 taking hounrs, The i Brussels to afford anytfling like adequete
addition of pupils out on Farm leave I protection to the factory and adjacent
will give a flea elms, particularly with bit'!din s arra
property. Mr. Atne
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the arrival Of successful pupils from egret, to keep tie fatk filltl with water
local schools who will be coming to I the pumping being done by the factory
Brussels Miss Grace Walker, who was engine, At the expense fire hose is to -
tire Eutrance class teacher at Brussels, , rlav the shorter the lines necessary the
and the pupils are to be congratulated I better, Mr, Ament deserves to have his
and we hope a bright future is iu store j property protected as his incleetry is a
for all concerned. Kathleen McLaren gond one for the town. Work on the
heeded the list of village pupils scorinir tank will be commenced in the near
532 future,
the cemetery at 4 o'clock sharp, Flow-
ers will be supplied members by the
Lodge. Every member of thea links is
asked to encourage the continuance of
the memorial service by their presence
next Sunday, . It bears fruit in more
ways than one and should be heartily
sustained.
deeps., uu by ellen hers.
RETAIL, THE Toli'N IN Fret --•Last'
week i 'T Weed the hustling proprietor
of the Excelsior Knitting Fac-
tory, Brussels, railed on 'Treasurer
Strachan and gave him a cheque for
$2,701 oo, the balance of the $15,0oo
loan made to Lod:ridge Bros., some
yeats ago on the woollen mill, whitely
iuterest, repayable in mutualiustalrneuts.
Before Mr, wood putchased the factors
$5oo had been repaid. The loan has
been reduced from time to time and
since the expiration of the term allotted
in Bs -law Mr. Wood has been paying
imareet at the rate of 5".4 on what re.
mailed 'Tile cheque clears the whole
debt call and Tux POST calls attention
to the tact because some doubting
Thomases averred it would never be
cleared. judging by the experience of
many a town this might have looked
like a safe guess but T. T. Wood was a
man o1 activity, energy, and optimism
and after fitting out an up -with -de plain
at large expense his output found such
favor with the trade the trouble has
been to turn it out fast enoueh. Today
Brussels Knifing Factory is known fer
and near and we congratulate Mt. Wood
on his success and Brueeels on having
en its borders a genuine live ludustry
instead of a dead horse as it was when
he took it to years ago. while compet-
ition is keen the good name of Brus-
sels goods holds first place on
the market and the difficulty of securing
the necessary help to keep pace with the
increasing orders is the proprietor's
greatest perplexity, We could ill afford
to spare the Excelsior Knitting Factory
and our worst wish is that the record of
the past may often he outdone in the
years that are yet to come, Sir. Wood
pas a well arranged mill, (although per.
haps on the small side to accommodate
+he excellent plant,) keeps it running
regularly on a line of goods always in
demand ,aud is not only au expert
machinist, attained by long years of
hard work but has the salesmauship
"bump" developed to compare with his
skill, making happy combination that
is lauding hiin on Easy street. This is
no blow but a statement of actual facts
and Brussels never made a better invest-
ment. We wish we had more of a simi-
lar kind,
SII People We Talk About $$
Kenneth Wood, Elia, is holidaying
with his cousin in town,
Roy Pugh, Moosejaw, was calling on
old frieuds lit town this week.
A. T. Cooper, Co. Temperance Sec-
retary, was in town lest Saturday.
Harold Lowry, Harriston, made a
business trip to Brussels this week,
J T. and pars, Wood, and family
melut.•d I,1 London for the week encl.
jne De;Voile, London, was calling on
old frieu 1, in Brussels and locality this
week.
Miss May Irwin, Stratford, is a visitor
with her aunt, Mrs. Tomlinson, William
street.
Mrs, john Meadows sr, keeps very
poorly despite the good care she is re-
ceiving.
Miss Constance Delmage, Toronto, is
here on a visit at her sister's, Mrs. W.
W. Harris,
Charlie Richards returned to Toronto
Monday morning after enjoying two
weeks holidays,
Mrs, George Henderson and children
are visiting with relatives and friends at
Seaforth and locality.
Miss Carrie McCracken arrived home
lest week for a holiday visit, She is on
the teaching staff at Toronro.
Mists Rhoda Flewitt has returned
hunk from Craubrook where slle has
speut the week visiting friends.
THE POST was glad to see Jas. Turn-
bull, London, able to be on his custom-
ary rounds after a temporaty lay-off
through illness,
Miss Hezel Stewart has taken a peri•
tiou ou the staff of the Bank of Nova
Scotia, Brussels, She should make a
eonmetent hand.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs, Addis-
on Taylor, who is here from the West,
is on the sick list but we wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs Dorothy Matheson and grand-
daughter, Dn•olhy Foster, St. Marys,
Pen, are visitors at Mrs, Allan Lamont's.
The ladies ate sisters.
Rev, and Mre Durrant andjciaughter,
tit'Teeswater, were callers on Brusselites
Thursday of past week. They motored
over with Poultry Fancier Rose,
Mrs. (Dr ) McKelvey, Toronto, is re-
newing old friendships to Brussels and
locality and will likely remain for a
few weeks. She is making her head-
quarters at the home of 'P, E. and Mrs.
Whitfield, Qneen street,
Mrs. G N. McLaren and children
have gone to Midland fora holiday
visit. Congratulations were sent to
Kathleen over her success in the recent
Entrance exam. She is heading the
town list and taking honors
ILL.—Miss Hutchinson, who leas been
Milliner at Miss Inman's store for the
past 2 seasons, and who left for her yet
cation at her home in Havelock, Ont„
was taken seriously ill last week, She
is somewhat better nod we trust will
continue to improve,
Rev, E. F. Armstrong, B D., Wing.
bar WAS in Brussels last Monday it the
interests of the special appeal for
Victoria University to raise $soo,000.
About Stoo,000 is needed to complete
the., total and a "drive" has been on to
attain it throughout Methodism,
C. G, Campbell, Trainmaster of
Division of the Michigan Central, and
A, Campbell of Gaylord., Michigan, en•
loved a few clays with relatives and
friends in Brussels and locality, They
Detroit 1 ltd a ba
r t RDC a
motored from
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time.e They aro sjof1Y
pair null will be
welcome hack.
Chas and Mrs. 1-11110ton and faely
are here for a holidey visit with relatives
and friends in Brussels, They live in
Toronto. Mrs, Hiugstoe is a daughter
of George and bars. McMillan, town.
Charlte is an old Brussels boy, sou of
the late R. T, and Mrs, Hingeton,
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STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA .
tltlAO OFFIGi< - TORONTO
This Bank offers every facility in
the conduct of accounts, of manu-
facturers, farmers and merchants.
esT'o le 73 9AVINCS DEPARTMENT at every Branch, 235
BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS, E3 E) Manager.
lames Close, Woodstock, spent a few
days at the home of N. F. and Ml's.
Gerry.
Miss Beatrice Harris is borne for her
holiday[ from Port Credit where she is
teaching.
D. and Mrs Ewan are away ou a holt•
day to visit relatives at Flint, Michigau,
Detroit and other points•
I C. and -Mrs. Richards and son
Charles motored to Windsor and Detroit i
last weak andlent a few clays.
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Mrs. I. Souders, Ethel, has been visit•
tug at the home of her son, Imo., Brus-
sels. She is a smart old lady for her
years,
Mrs R A. Pry ne, Helena and Rolph,
Toronto, are here for a vacation at the
former's parental home—R, and Mrs,
Leatherdale
Mr. anti Mrs. Anderson and Ernest
and Mrs. Kelsey, from near Shelbourne,
were visitors at C. Howlett's last week.
Mrs, Kelsey is Mr, Howlett's Deice.
Miss Addie Sperling, who holds a
good position in Toronto, is home for
her holidays, She is a daughter of Mrs
George Sperling, Church street, town.
Miss Gertrude Ross, teaching ateFort
William, arrived home this week after a
flue visit nt Cr•h^lr and Toronto She
will spend a geed :-hare of her vacation
here.
Miss Tuba Armstrong, Toronto, was
here for n holiday with Mrs. G. H. Sall-
ie, her emelt]. The latter returned with
the visitor to the Queen city for a visit,
Mrs. Adam Sinclair, !fill street, has
not been as well as usual but we wish
early improvement, MISR McNeil was
in from; Winthrop caring fur her mother
et few d• ys.
Miss Grace %Volker, teacher, spent a
few days in town during the past week.
She came from Clinton to assist the
Lady Minstrels at the eutertainment
given at Belgreve.
Miss jean Ritchie, of Zelandia, Sask.,
is renewing old frieuships in Brussels
with headquarters with Mrs. Jessie Kerr.
Miss Ritchie is still teachiug at which
she is a great success.
Dr, and Mrs. F, T. Bryans, were here
for a short visit from London, returning
early Monday a in. Eli Smith aceorn-
panied them in the car and visited
his parental home with mother and
sister.
Thursday of this week Cmineillor
Daviel Walker eanteis by his 57th birth-
day, feeling fairly good despite the slam
he received from his broken arm end
a general shrike -up owing to the fall.
Congretulatious.
Among contestants in the Gold Medal
Contest et Blyth last week Marjory
Campbell and Lorraine Blake took part
in the vocal music competition and
Gordon Best in elocution. The trio
are silver medallists
Ed. Pollard, mail Courier, has not
been feeling as well as usual this week
and D. Denman, another of King
George's mail emitters has hardly been
tip to concert pitch either, TILE Pose
hopes they will soon regain their usual
vigor,
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Church Chimes
Next Sunday evening A, T, Cooper,
Hnron Co `secretary of the Temperance
forces, w1'.I give an address in the
Methodist church. Service opens at S
o'c'ock.
Rev. A, 1, and Mrs. Mann, left this
week for their vacation of 6 weeks.
The pulpit of Melville church next Sun-
day will he occupied by Co, Secretary
A, T. Cooper, Cliuton, at It a. tu, and
Rev. W E Stafford, of the Methodist
church, will preach at 7 p. m,
Brussels Council
The monthly eession of the local
Council was held Monday evening,
After minutes were react and adopted
following acnonnts were presented :--
Fire
-Fire Company $ 42 00
D. Ewan, miscellaneous 60
Mrs, G, 1.lendersmt, streets, .+co, 12 75
(leery cC Walker, fire protection 23 26
I. 0, Richards, mieoellaneous,,. 50
R. Oliver, salary—. . 45 00
Ed, Brewer, work • 2 80
F. S. Scott, on Clerk's salary,., 60 00
Anderson Bros„ Fire Dept 4 00
Robt. Thttell, salary, Itlectric
Light 120 00
On motion accounts were ordered to
be paid.
The question of additional fire pro-
tection was discussed when it was
est l caeca that tenders
moved by B t
be asked for the buihling of a cement
tante near the Anoint factory. Car-
ried.
After dimmaing other local matters
(Donnell adjourned,
BORN
MolltronAxL.—in Morris township, on Ally
11th,1018, to Mr, and Mrs. Wm. McMichael,
a,daughter,—Audrey Gertrude,
DYED
St191dinSelngyrs]ry I2,8, EwSperling, d 80ea,
Calf Strayed
Cane on the premises of the undereigned,
Lot le, Oen, 6, Morrie, on or about July 1st, n
Durham Calf, red in c)o�lor, Owner Is request•
ed to prove property,
TLtiZVAYApoPhone 111take 3t
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DR, J H WHITE, B, A.
PreaROIAN AND BURGEON,
Graduate Toronto Unlveruity of Modtoine,
Speotelattention given to dioceses of children
and Surgery.
Officio r or, Bryan° Olt! Stand
Phone 45 Bruseele
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Notice to Creditors
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our notice during the past few days it would
2 seem as if the Blight among the; Potatoes is like-
• ly to do considerable damage unless they are given
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In the matter of the estate of Maly
Ann McNeil, late of the Township
of Grey, in the County of Huron,
widow, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to tha Trus-
tee Aat, R. B. O., 1014, Chap 121, shut all per -
mane having °tubus or demands egninst the es•
tate or the maid Mary Ann McNeil, who diets
on or about the 16th day of April, iM8, alt the
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post, f the Ex or deliver a Pletcherait Spading,
one a the Eeaid dam of the last sell] and Post -
Mace,
or mxid dt1 need, at Bruaaala Pomt-
lce, 4heir Acura and addresses with Pall
particularseor their Mobtune o, n statement Tit of they
acoouuta and the nater ur aha security pP Anel
held by thrum duly verified.
Further tette notice that after the last men-
tioned date the Executors of the maid estate
will proceed to dietribute the assets of the maid
deeeesed amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the alulmm of which they
shall then hove notice as aforesaid, end said
Executors will not be liable for such assets nr
any pert thereof to any person or persone of
whoa, claim notice shall not have been receiv-
ed at the time of suah distribution.
Dated at Breese's. this 16th day of July, 1818,
FETCHER STARLING, tExeoutora,
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Five Big Table Linen Bpdais
69c Semi -bleached Table Linen, Irish manurael ire, will bleach
white and give good wear, Ellin. wide. Sa a price... 09c ycl
39c Pull Bleached and Half Bleached Table Damask, a good
heavy quality of pure Linen, 54 in. wide. A limited quan-
tity. While it lasts, per yard SOc
$1.39 200 yards of all Pure Linen half Bleached Table Dam-
ask, 60 in. wide, will bleach very easily, 2 pretty de-
signs. Sale pique, pet: yard1
$1.49 All Linen Bleached Damask, t10 in. wide, tt splendi8(1d
cloth for better use, close even weave that will wear
well, Sale price, per yard 1 19
$1.89 Extra fine quality of Irish Table Damask, made of fine,
even spuu yarns, fully bleached, pretty floral designs,
Sale price, per yard 1 89
Table Napkin Specials
10 dozen all Pure Linen Table Napkins, hemmed, size 10x 39
19, Sale price, per dnz
20 dozen all Pure Linen Table Napkins, elegant designs 3 ��
and sure to please, size 20x20. Sale price pec dnz
0 dozen heavy all Linen Table Napkins, will launder beautifully,
suitable for Gift. purposes, size 2tx21 in, Very spec-
ial, per dozen
Big Sale Clearance
Linen 'fable Covets, Tray Cloths, Sideboard Covers,
Dresser Covers, Stand Covers, Shams, Pillow Cases,
Doilies and Centre Pieces.
to only fall bleached all Pure Linen `.Cable Cloths, fine old anality,
size 72x90, Sale Clearance ., 4 95
15 only 5 o'Cloek Tea Cloths, Pure Linen Damask, or fine even
weave, size 2708. Sttle. Olearance. 05
16 only Tray Cloths, 18x27, embroidered edges, Sale Clearance
each 45
2 dozed Sideboard Covers, size 18x54, embroidered and drawn work
designs. gale Ulearltnce................ . .. 05
30 only Dresser Clovers, size 17x42, embroidered and drawn work
designs, hem stitched finished edge. Sale Clearance.,,89
20 Stand Covers, size 18x27, embroidered and drawn WOOS designs,
Sale Clearance 59
40 only Shams, size 86x30, drawn worst and embrnidet ed designs.
Sale Clearance, per Flair 1 30
20 only embroidered Table Centres, round with scalloped edges,
sizes 18x18 and 24x71. Sale Clearance .................... 29 and 39
8 doz, round Doilies, embroidered edges and scalloped edges, sizes
9x9 and 12x]2. Sale Clearance .....,... ,sass. 15 and 10
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200 llitttoihnrg Doilies, big rouge of sizes Aad designs, regular 25c,
Sale Clearance,.. ... , 2 for 25e
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Hosiery 15c
Wotnru's 25c Cnitun idose, Sale
Vests 19c
Women's 25c Vests. Sale.........
Corsets $1.19
Women's $1.50 Corsets. Sale,...
Parasols $1.39
20 only $2 00 Palmate, Sale
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Ribbons 2 yds. 25c
1000 yds, Hak Ribbons. Sale 2 yds. 26c
fluslin 1 1 Ac
300 yds, Dress ,Muslin, Sale...... 111,
Voile Dresses $4.95
Women's White. Voile Drosses, reg.
$10.00 for ......................... 4 95
`towels 15c
20c Turkish Towels, Sale..
Work ,Aprons 69c
25 Overall Aprons, reg, 85e, Sale 00
Straw Hats 69c
Afen's Straw Sailors, $1.25 for09
Meat's Soft and Hard Straws, regular
$200 for..,. ............. 1139
Overalls $1.69
500 pairs Bibb Overalls. Side Special
only 1 59
Underwear 69c
Men's Balbriggan Underwear,,., fig
Men's Sox 29c
Heavy Union Wool Sox, 40e for
Den's Trousers
Tweed and Worsted 'Trousers, regnlar
$5.00 for... 8 05
Shoe Bargains
Women's Dong. Bloc, Bala., regnlar
$4.50 hm2 95
Women's Dong, Oxfords, $200 1 60
Misses' Dong, .Blue. Bats, sizes 11 to 2,
for 1 80
Miami' Pat, Strap Bals,, sizes 11 to 2,
for 1 60
Altsece' Dong, Oxfords; sizes 11 to 2,
foe 1 69
Child's Canvas; Strap, sizes 5 to 7 00
Giels' it " 8 LO 104 89
susses' " " 11 to 2 08
Infants' Dong. lints„ sizes 8 to 7 05
Child's Dong, Sleep, sizes 8 to 10i 1 10
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