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"STATE FAIR"
Oberle's Grocery Flour & Fruits
Phone 167
New Potatoes 45c peck
Tea, reg. 40; this week only at ....... 27c Ib.
White Wine 3X Vinegar 45c gal.
'Special Price on 5 gal. or more.
We have fresh Spices of all kinds at reduced prices.
Hanover and Wingham Flour, Bran, Shorts, Midd-
lings, Mixed Chop.
Sweet Plums sold by the basket or quart boxes.
Eggs taken in exchange for Groceries Wheat in
exchange for Flour and Feed.
Fresh Bread Daily--Gibson's or Carter's.
WE DELIVER
Marks as staying for this week,
Mrs, Inglis spent .a day last weer
in London
Misses Winnifred and Olive Far-
rier siert a few days last week with
Aslifieldfriends.
A great malty £r()111 here took in
the Institute pienie at the lake at
Amberley last weer*, , Many spent a
happy hour or so in the water and
then all gathered to take part in the
games, Taut on by the energetic pres-
ident. Afterwards ,the children had
a. peanut scramble and those winning
in the games were presented with
prizes. Lunch was then served and
a social time was inuclr enjoyed by
all,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirk, Fort
Wayne, Ind., and Francis and Thel-
ma Creighton .visited on Monday last
at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. D.
Beecroft. Miss Florence returned
with them to spend a few days with
Thelma and Pearl Creighton,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Wightman and
Miss May spent. Sunday at Blyth at-
tending the anniversary services and
visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
Brigham.
A splendid meeting of the W,M,S.
of Chain-ter's Church was held at the
home of Mrs. A. Emerson on Friday
last when members were invited from
Calvin and Langside societies also.
The President, Mrs. Coulter, was in
the chair and a splendid program was
given and Mrs. R. McWhinney from
Dungannon also addressed the meet-
ing. Afterwards lunch was served
and Mrs. Emerson treated all to ice-
cream. A social half-hour was much
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. David Kennedy motored on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
J.. Henderson ' of Wingham to Pus-
linah to attend the family picnic be-
ing held in remembrance of one hun-
dred years ago, when the first family
of Kennedys arrived in this country.
M.r and Mrs. Russel Reid, Brant-
ford, are, visiting with his mother,
Mrs. Reid, in the village.
Mrs. Dr. Patterson, of Lucknow,
spent the weekend with Miss Ida
McQuoid.
Rev. Mr. Burgess of Lucknow will
take the services in Chalmer's church
here next Sunday. '
Don't forget the social to be held
at the home of Mr. Lance Grain on
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the Anglican Church, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier and
family spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McWhinney, of
Ashfield,
Mr. Fred Newman, of Hamilton,
motored up to Mr. B. S. Naylor's and _
spent the week -end with his wife and
family who have been spending a few
weeks there.
Mrs. Morrison, of Bluevale, spent
the week -end with Mrs. Fox and re-
newed old acquaintances in the vill-
age.
Rev. and Mrs. Graydon Cox and
Mr. Earle Cox, of Pangman, Sask.,
motored from the West last week, ar-
riving at his home at Palmerston on
Friday. They and Mr. and Mrs. 'D.
Cox of Palmerston visited on Satur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Mac Ross.
Mrs. 1VIcBrien is ..spending this
week at the home of her son, Mr,
Oliver McBrien of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holland and
children of Kitchener spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. end LVfrs.
George Garton.
Miss Jean Coulter, 'of Wingham,
took in the Institute picnic on Wed-
nesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jatk Henderson and
children, of Paramount, spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Green left
on Wednesday last for their home
in North Bay and Miss Ann Henry
left on Saturday for her position in
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ross spent
Monday .last at Seaforth and her mo-
ther, Mrs .Haig accompanied them,
home and will spend a few weeks
here.
Mrs. Martin and little daughter, of
Wingham, spent Wednesday last.
with, her aunt, Mrs. Frank Coulter.
Mrs. Morris, of Hamilton, visited
last week with Mrs. Fred Davidson,.
and on Sunday, Mrs. Davidson and
her son, Jim, visited with her sister,
Mrs. Mitchell of Turnberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall and "Mrs:
Elgin Wellwood, Miss Norah Falcon-
er and Mr. Arthur Cronin of Caledon,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer.
AIR
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hugh Anderson
and children, of Buffalo, are holiday-
ing at the home of her mother, Mrs.
James MacGregor.
' Mr. Bert Cullimore was in Blyth
over the week -end where he was tak-
REAVIE'S
SERVICE STATION
Gas, Oil, Greasing
REPAIRS, CAR WASH,
BATTERIES AND TIRES
"Prompt Courteous Service"
ing part in the anniversary services
of the United Church.
Miss Elsie Clark, of Toornto, is
spending two weeks at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Jas. Godkin.
Messrs. Gordon Godkin and Alec
Coulter left on Thursday last with..
the threshing outfit for Ripley.
Mrs. Ed. St. John and Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Kelce and son, Bob, of
Kansas City, were visiting at the
home of the former's brother, Mr. W.
Robinson and other E, Wawanosh re-
latives for a few days last week,
They spent a few days at the Chi-
cago Fair on their way north.
Mr, and Mrs. Trumper, of London,
and Mrs. Joe Marks, of Toronto,
spent the week -end at the home of
' Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Gillespie. Mrs.
Footwear Will Be
Much Higher In Price
In The Near Future
AND NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
In formation to hand shows that "hides" are
approximately six times higher in price than they
have been for some two years, and it is therefore
very evident that leather footwear will increase in
Price very perceptibly in the near future.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED THIS`
WEEK TO OUR LINES OF WOMEN'S
SHOES AT $2.00 PER PAIR`
Several styles to choose from and at this very
lover price they are a Real Bargain.
But, one of our leading shoe manufacturers
made this significant statement a few days ago
when referring to shoe values,
"There will be no more $2.00 Shoes for Women
after the present stock is sold"
and so we advise to all who will gleed footwear in
the near fltture to
BUY NOW
'f1ls* Shoe Stori
Pion ►e 129
The Leading Shoe Store.
W'iugham, Ont.i.
August
•Clearance Sale
es
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1 ress
For Girls
and Little -Girls
Each 1.0
Bargain, h $ 0
All are smart cotton or silk-
asheen frocks taken from our
regular stock and represent
much higher priced values, be-
ing our ordinary $1.95 to $2.95
lines. Styles have become bro-
ken and we 'wish to clear the
balance at less than factory
cost. Mothers! here's a big bar-
gain in girls' stylish Dresses.
About 20 in the lot, not a great
many, so be here early for a
good choice.
Friday and Saturday
`$1.00 Each
Women's
Stylish Dresses
Clearance prices on the bal-
ance of fine English Voile
Dresses -- White Crepe Dress-
es and other novelty dresses on.
the racks.
From $2.95 to $11.75.
Less 20 Per Cent.
Millinery
Every hat has a new Sale
Tag for August.
Clearance of
Fine Dress Fabrics
Ladies, here's your
chance to make up nice
cool dresses. Cheap on
account of the low cost
of the materials. Look!
$1.50 Celanese Voiles 89c
65c Wheat Voiles 49c
55c Normandy Voile 39c
75c Pinted Piques 39c
50c Mesh Fabrics -••29c
95c Rayon Checks 50c
4Printed Beach Cloth 28c
Fast Color Broadcloth .....-19c
All a yard wide and sof sup-
erior quality. Buy them now
and save at the cut prices.
KING BROS.
PHONE 71 WINGHAM
LUEVALE
I,,iterary Soc%ety Wound VP
The Executive of the 1,',luevale Lit-
erary and Debating society although
rather jpactive so far as a society is,
concerned hut 'remained 'organised,
from the fact that it possessed a pi-
ano which was used for public ?tn.,
poses in the village, held a meeting
recently and disposed of the piano
and divided the full amount of the
money kJ " the treasury between the
choirs of the two churches in the vil-
lage, Also the community song
books vhici were purchased fqr the
singing class which was held last
winter, and the President declared
the society disorganized.
Bluevale Teachers Secure Positions
The young ladies from this district
who were successful in obtaining
their ,teacher's certificate ,at the Nor-
mal Sehooi, Stratford, this year, have
also been fortunate in securipg a
school. Miss Alberta Shields has
been engaged ' to teach at Powell's
School, Turnberry; Miss Margaret
Procter at. Gilmour's School, Turn -
berry; Miss Edna Procter at the
Stone. School, 2nd concession Morris;
Miss Dorothy Aitkin in Wawanosh,
near Blyth; and Miss Ethel Johns-
ton who has completed her second
year at Normal, has accepted the
Junior room in Byron School near
London and will$ give musical in-
struction throughout the entire
school.
Women's Institute, Aug. 10th
The regular monthly tneeting of
the Women's Institute will be held
on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 10th, at
the home of Mrs: Whitney Stewart.
Roll Call, Why and How I• like Milk.
The program is in charge of a com-
mittee of young girls, Alba Mow=
bray, Eunice' Thornton, Betty Kauf-
man and Isabelle McKinnon; who
are planning to present an interest-
ing afternoon for the society.
Rev. Keneth MacLean, of Wing -
ham, will occupy the pulpit in Knox
Presbyterian Church on Sunday mor-
ning next.
Visitors in the village and villagers
elsewhere: ,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Griffiths and
son, Fred, of Montreal, with . Mrs.
Griffith's mother, Mrs. Mary Sander -
BAD-DEBTI
COLLECTORS
NO COLLECTION -N0 CHANGE
We collect accounts, notes, wag-
es, anywhere. We will astonish
you with results. Write us today
for particulars. •
UNITED CREDIT MEN OF
CANADA.
Branches Everywhere.
(P.O. Box 22. Owen Sound.
One of England's greatest bands,
the Scots Guards, comes to the Can-
adian National Exhibition this year
by special permission of His Majesty
the Kings, The Scots Guards regiment
has a glorious military history over
a period of over 300 years.
This appeared in the advertisement
colutnns of a Bombay journals
°Mahomed Osman, haircutter and
clean shaven, Gentleman's throats.
cut with very sharp razors with great
care and skill, No irritation after, A
trial solicited."
WILLIAMS'
WRIST OR
POCKET WATCHES
Outstanding values are now
being shown.
Call in and see our splendid
line.
First Class Repairing done
on the premises.
Williams'
Jewellery Store
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OUR BREAD Makes
Wholesome Tasty
Sandwiches
PECAN ROLLS
Honey, Raisins. and Pecans
make them nourishing and de-
licious A unique flavor in a
substantial food.
Gibson's Bakery
ALWAYS THE BEST
Telephone 145
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• For Your
HEALTH'S.
Sake .
Order
FOXTON'S
Pure Milk
and Cream
RICH in the vitamins
that build tip Health.
clean . . sealed in,
irMight bottles , ..arid
delivered fresh daily.
"This is to certify that 1 test.
ed the dairy herd of Mr. A.
Potton, Derm. test, and they
proved free frOni T. 13,"
Kirby, V.S.
PHONE US ,L 608 R 2
-- CUT - RATE PRICES _...
WINGI.1'AM"S BUSY, NEW, COOL, CLEAN, TW -TO-
DATE, 'SANITARY GROCERY, The Grocery where you can
get dependable standard, well known lines of the highest Guar-
anteed Qualities and not cheap products made just specially for
cheap advertising sales.,
FLAKED WHEAT
Mother's Huron
Brand ideal. break-
fast
food 51/2 Ib. 21c
2 lbs. for 12c
SPECIAL
BAK. POWDER
"St, George", a real.
dependable brand
1 lb. tin 15c
SPECIAL
DATE BARGAINn and s
a a d fr eh
' 3 lbs. 17c
Magic Coffee, a perfect com-
bination that is rich in flay
or and aroma, 1 lb 29c, /2...15c.
Singapore Pineapple, sliced
and delicious . 10c tin
Cohoe Red Salmon, 1 lb tin...21c
Park's Catsup Flavor, 2 for 27c
C. & B. Prepared Mustard,
Special 2 9-ozunce jars 19c
Best Cider Vinegar, guaran-
teed pure, spec. gal 39c
Fruit Jars, small 1.05 doz., Med
size 1.15 ,ddoz., large 1.55 doz
Fruit Jar Rubbers 5c doz
Mixed Pickling, whole '..,21c' lb,'
Complete stock of Spices, Pres
ening and Pickling necessities
at lowest prices.
SPECIAL
ATLAS JAVEL
• WATER
Whitens the clothes -
3 bottles 25c
Crosse & Blackwell
TOMATO
CATSUP.
Reg. 19c, large size
2 bottles 31c
SPECIAL
NEW MED.
CHEESE
It will please you
15c lb.
Certo 28c or 2 bot. 55c
Choice Sweet (Pickles 35 oz.
jar for 30c
Wheat Cheese Thins 10c pkge
Red ,River Cereal 23c pkg.
Asort. Fancy Biscuits 15c to 25c
on display, 2 lbs. 23c
Salted Peanuts, 2 lbs. for 25c
Chocolate Buds 19c ib.
Jelly (Powders, all flay5c
Sun Wheat' Biscuits, McCor-
micks 23c
Weston's Picnic Package, as-
sorted Biscuits for 25c box
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
SPECIAL
MUFFETS
2 for 19c
TOMATO JUICE I Carnation MILK
I Nature's best Tall tins
5c tin 2 for 19c
COMPLETE STOCK OF CURED AND COOKED MEATS
Crich's White Clover Bread (sweet as June Meadows). It Q C
will keep you well and happy. 24" oz. loaf
WE KEEP DOWN THE UPKEEP
Phone No. 17. We Deliver All Size Orders.
son.
Mrs..Newbigging and two children
of 'Weston, have returned hone after
a visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
D. J. Falconer.
'Miss Mable Coultes of Toronto rs
spending her vacation with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Thomas Coultes.
Misses Doris and Helen Leech of
Alsia Craig, spent this 'week with Mr,
and Mrs. F. S. Edmonds.
Gerald .and Douglas Edmonds
spent the, week with . relatives at Al-
sia Craig.
Master Will Hall spent the week
with his aunt, Mrs. W. J. Masters at
Parltiltill.-
Miss Betty Currie, Brussels, visited
her friend, Mrs.. Jos. Smith.
Miss Ruth Newbigging and friend,
of Weston are visiting her aunt, Mrs.
D. J. Falconer,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jamieson and
little daughter, of Elora, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. P. D. King.
Mr. and Mrs., Milton Smith and
son, Ross, spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs..Robert Musgrove.
Mrs, Susan Morrison is visiting
with friends at Whitechurch.
Miss Isobel McKinnon is spending
her holiday with her grandmother,
Mrs. Hugh McKinnon at Brussels.
`Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Driffield and
daughters, Margaret and Gertrude, of
Toronto, have rented Mrs. Margaret
Young's Cottage and will spend two
weeks' vacation here.
STRAWS
Sailors, Straws,
Sennetts and Chips
Clearing Price
50c
WHITE FLANNELS
Height of the season
Now.
White and Cream Flan-
nel Trousers, reg. up to
$6.50, On Sale
$3.95
HANNA & CO.
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Phone 76 -• Prompt Delvery.
Classic Cleanser, large tin,
3 for 14c
Clark's or Libby's (Pork and
Beans, 16 oz. tin, 4 for 25c
Ayhner Pork and Beans, ,,,11.
oz., :5 for 25c
Heinz Pork and Bean, 18 oz
tin, 3 for 25c
Ideal Catsup, qt. bot. 15c
Chef Catsup, Crosse & Black.
well's 13c, 2 for 25c
Choice Sweet Mixed Pickles,
35 oz, size, special , 29c
Challenge Corn Starch 9c
▪ Peanut Butter, 12 oz. barrel
reg, 18e, Special 14c
▪ Vanilla, 8 oz, size, reg. 250 15e
• Chdice Re -cleaned Sultana
i1 Raisins, 2 lbs. for 24a
Tea Disk ,32e
is
Choice Cherries in heavy syr-
up 10c tin
Essex Peas, tall tin 10c " �!
Tomatbes, large tin 10c i
Picnic Pineapple, special 10c 1
Eddy's Matches, 3 for 25cII
Choice Rice 5c lb.
Jelly Powders, :all flay... ...5c
P. ,& G. Soap 10 for 39c
Angler Brand •Salmon, tall •
tin, 2 for 19c �!
Choice Cascade Salmon, a 1
faticy pink 2 for 24e
Crosse & Blackwell's 3 o'clock
Marmalade, Special ...:...._..23c
Crown Quart Cellars 1,15 doz. 1
Crowd Pint Cellars 105 doz. u
Rubber Rings . :..5c doz. 1
Zinc Rings 23c clod.
Parawax :13e pkge., 2 for 25c
Fresh Tomatoes 5c lb,
ETHEL BREAD.
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FRESI FRUIT.
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