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LVINGNAM ADVANCE.,,-TjNCES
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y Walker Store
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Thursday, May 5th, 1927
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Valuesworth up to 1.00
f 49c pair
BEAUTY BATH SOAP
5c: cake
HEAVY FANCY
BATE! TWEL.
Size. 20 x 40, 65c Value
each
MILANESE LISLE
GLOVES
LADIES' DIMVIITY
NalneheekBLOOMER
All colors, 50c value
39c pair
WOMEN'S LAWN
HANDKERCHIEFS
while they last
3c each'
MEN'S PEANUT
STRAW HATS
worth 20c any day
1 O each
BOYS' COTTON
_JERSEYS,
with polo collar, all sizes
33c each
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RUBBER Sponge Bali
.14C each. ' f
54 x 154 .DICE
TABLE CLOTHS'
regular value 1.00
69c, each
PURE LINEN'
PILLOW . CASESI‘
Limited quantity
$1.29 pair
ookkilbe
Ioga
oney.
36 -INCH ENGLISH GINGHAM
Extra heavy quality, comes in a range of plaint and
check effects, per
Here We Offer The
Biggest Dress Value
Yen have ever seen. Los.
of Styles. Lots of .Cloths.—
All sizes up to size 50. TIils
is your c .., ace to, gel a Sum
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SPECIAL' ` ATTENTION
In our Ready -To -Wear Department we are
Broken Lines of Dresses, Coats ` H'ats' E clearing outOddceLines' and
a point to see our stock before you buy. ' Itawill. reallyt ul pay yoMake it
you to do so.
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SIZE 24 X 36 RAG MATS
Limited cfuantity of this, number,^.so; come earl) for
yours at each..• OVC
PURE LINEN HUCK TOWEL
Size Iii x 344extra value, regular 65c line
Each •
8/4• or 9/4 BLEACHED SHEETING
Worth up to. 60c a yard,- three day special ....
Per yard. .......
CUSHIONS
Round style, size 18 by 3
inches, •fi11ed with soft mater-
ial. Just the thing
for verandahs, each 9$
CUSHIONS,
16 x•1.8, square style cush-
ions, nothing better for ordin-
ary us; good bright 'pattern
chintz. Very special•'
Each . J9C
CUSIIONS :
Square style, size -15 x 18,
made from a' heay.y quality
Chintz, splendidforautomo-
bile use. . Real value '
at .79c
OILCLOTH SQUARES
Size :54' x 54 inches, splen-
did bright designs on ' white
background. Regular 1.00,.
For first Quality but these are
slightly imperfect....
Each 79 C
BOYS' KHAKI LONG PANTS.
Sizes 25 to 29 in the lot. ' Extra value while they
last: Pair:. $l
'BOYS KHAKI BLOOMERS.
Sizes 24, .25, 26, 27, 28.
specially only.These are very '.
y' priced at per pair ••69 C;
36 x 63 KIRSCH SINGLE RODS. -
Regular. 35c. ' Three day special' • •
Each .. , ...•
MARQUESETTE per CURTAINS.
Size 27 -inch and 2¢ yards long
effects. Special� White Cross Bar
pair. . 75 C
TIM'S WEEKLY _LETTER
I o the Editur av a1•1 thin) Winghan)
Jaypers:
Deer Sur: --_Shure it begins ns to luk
Toile a rale early .sinning, so it does,
wid thesade nearly all in the ground
be the fin -slit av May, an autos ru
nniil
es: a month back, an new gasoline
tanks bein inshtaled iviry day an Par-
Ieyntint shut dowaa fer the
saysot.
Shp
akin al.in av' Earle m't '
z tf
Y the more
l tink av it the madder f' git. Ye
wad tint niottey grew on the trees
the way thins fellahs shpind it, Be -'
they git that Hudson Pay Rail-
w<ry complate, it will cosht as -much
s the asse
sszncnt• va11
teavthetivhole
elms, ay. Huron, an rnebby more be-
fool- all thin) harbors, an breakwa-
thers, an lighthouses an the resht av
fixins are built. Thin they shpint
'tali; the value av the Town av Win
ani to buy a house fer Misllter Mas -
'e g
in Washington, an intind to sh-
ine' ef h
alf
as much more iviry year to
ickor
ate tfie}
C ty av Ottawa, an make
rig-lroives all aground he place fer
titre civil Sarvints to go rnOtorin on
v ;,t Sunday whin they sltud be at
•eh. Kapin up wid the Joneses.
:ipnsive 'warmth.
'There is a lot av big talk about
6'Canada bein an itdiptndmt eounthry
rri:atnagitt her own affairs, an, faith,
to
the oidea may be a good wan to so
intim, but it coshts a lot av moneyI
carry it out,' fer if we wus half d<.
cunt, an had a proper respickt fer
sieves, we sh d be a au
� A yitx our share
supportin the British navy to gua
the sivin says so we shud.-
Thim lasht few `da
days, ar hQUTS,
Payleymint rewoind,ineav tr
in the ould -lays whin the ashfn
wus run wid bar masheen
se powers. iVlebb
we
wild
be a little sltlot�v gittin the sit
tales druv an 'harses hitched, an .th
min all in Cheer places: Thin rneb
by a hilt wud nade inindiai ,arr some
ting wad
go wrong wid the slttra
carriers, arr a bane wed gut sick, til
party soon it wad be dinner toime a
not much ay a shtart made on the bi
barrun full av grain. The aftheriao,
ward; be a little betther as both hers -
es' an min got settled down.to wur-
rule, but noight didn't foiend t
half finished. the jawb
b
The�'nixt martin be
home o'clock we wad he.v wan Ind av
the barrun done, an thin there had to
be. a shtop to Move the carriers insoide
afflict'afflict'a lot av toin'ie had been losht
be the bye disputn about whose
jawb it wus to claim up the chine.
Be this toitne''it wits aisy"to see
that we wild hey harrud •svurruk to git
troo be. night an' the masheen had
been prawinised to be. at a naybirs in
the rearnin, an the hands wus all ask -
me
to
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The .fellate wl o owned the =sheen
nivir seented to wake up till about
foor o'clock •in.the afthernoon an thin
he ,b'egan to make ivirybuddy shtir
theer- shtumps, an party soon he wud
hey the byes gain full shtame
ahead,
wurukin an shweatin in the dusht an
hat; trowin shaves out av •he. bo'
�. • i, bottom
ay a niow that )hint foor arr foive fare
below the e bar•
1
u
n
flute.
The e
band
cutter
was
busy but , .he aicln'l hey
toi>itre " to' cut 'half av thim, ate' Big
13i11 jist rowled thine into the cylinder,
heads an tails; arr crossways, wid the
bands cut arr not an the, fellate droll/it
the h
1 arses yelled and cracked his long
whip to kape the poor toired bastes
goin fashter an fashter all the, toinre.
An extra, man had to be put on to
carry the grain away, from the mash-
eee. x wud, be at my favorite place
y
at the head• of the carriers,
brit no me-
alier how fasht the shtraw carne it
nivir
blocked' m•e an d had tonne to
see e that
the s,.a
parator •tvttssu) t dein
its :wurrul.• roight. an that bushels av
grain wus''bein trown over into the
shtraw.
Ay coorse we got the jawb done
in a koind av a way, the same as thim
Iads did down at Parleyniint, but the
grain wasted in the lasht two hours
w rd inorc than hey paid fer the trash-
ing so it' wud,
Yours till nixt wake.
Timothy i-Iay,
ELTJEVALE
Miss Edna Procter, near Winghatn,
spent the week end with her girl
friend, Miss Dorothy Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mundellspent
ono day last' week visiting the laser's
sister, Mrs,. Haugh, near } elinore,
Mrs, William Brenton and Mr. Wilt
Mundell Motored to Paris on Satur-
day, to attend the fttncral of Mr.
Brentonrs sister.
Mr: Srneltzeie returned 'tome on
ltttrsdav, after spending it 000pie of
relatives, and, aroand
Mr. Leonard 'Elliott started bad
to work on Monday, on the section
with Mr.. Andrew Holmes,.after being
off three months with,' a broken leg.
Mr. and Mrs:, John Mundell were
visitors on Sunday at .the home of Mr.
and bars, Walter Davidson.
Mr.' and Mrs. John Anger and, d, fam-
ily of Fergets, are visitors at the. latd
at
ter's parents,'Mr. and
Mrs. Alex'. \ Mc-
Gee. -
•VIr.
Gee.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ged "es
die �' of
lgtave, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nich-
olson of Morris, were visitors on Sun-,
'day at the home of Mr.�and Mrs. R.
Shaw. u
Miss Gracie Coultice: of Listowel is j
visiting her grandmothers, Mrs. Snell
and Mrs. Coultice.
Misses e
s s
Mur'
t ..1 a I
and piste Thornton
are confined to ,their bed with a -bad
attack of poison ivy, and their many
friends hope they will soon be a l
be
k !Of CooksviIle, wbzch was• held from
' Andrew drew Holmeson
,Thursday.'
o be out again. n.
Many PeoPle
.
Mr.
SAVE THE WILD )'LOWERS
Fergus News -Record
Spring is here nowt oivt With it coshes
tthe birds and the wild flowers. Al-
ready the Skunk Cabbage must nus- be in
boonI
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P by the Long • Swamp and
perhaps the Hepaticas are beginnin
g
to peep up through.tlteh Ieaves in the
bush. In the next couple of months
many people will be visiting the bush-
es near the town and gathering large
bouquets ofit
w d flowers; most of.,
which will be wilted by the time they
reach home.
The pulling of the blossoms does
not matter so much because it is
doubtful if such varieties ever spread
much from seeds anyway. But there
is another more serious practice,'
Pull the flowers
u by'
Y
rosCh Yoe, , of London, attend- l the roots, either intentiotral'ly or ,by
the funeral, of .his sister, Mrs. Walker t accirlent. This is especial', true with '�
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some varieties such as the Blood Rdot
which has its underground portions
.
near the surface.. Often these roots
are broken off and throivn away 'at
once and in a very few cases they
are taken home and planted.a
As 'a
result, many wild flowers are: becom-
ingscarce ce izt
an
groves ves
g within 1-11 �Casy
reach of the town and in time some
of them are apt to' become extinct
c
ttogethen. 'When you go out to
the woods, use some common sense.
A safety razor is the kind that nicks
out "little pieces under"
dere your nostrils
instead of cutting a deep
l gash.
There were few prosperous er
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