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Big Interest Isn't It ?
'Tell, it's, exactly what you can snake right here,
by investing in Shoes during Shopping Week, com-
mencing Saturday,
June 29th to July 2nd
In memory of Confederation we will give a dis-
count of
10 to 20 per cent.
off any pair of Shoes in our Store.
REMEMBER—Everything goes—Men's Wo-
men's and Children's—nothing reserved.
The Good
Shoe Store.
W. J. GREER
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vii iGHAM ADVANCE-TX/VIES
There was also a tug-of-war between
the Oris and the married women.
With sympathetic hubbys at the .end
of the rope, the married ladies were
successful in bringing the girls over
the line, A bountiful ,lunch was
served in the barn. Mr, Durst; of
Wroxeter had the booth, Everything
passed off to perfection with the ex-
ception of one black eye.
Mrs. Hyndman, of Newbridge, was
a visitor in the village on Saturday:
Mr. Taylor, of Moorefield, will be
inducted into Delmore and McIntosh
congregation June 28th.
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GEO. O'HARA
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June 24-25.
" California or Bust."
A Gasoline Romance in. High Gear
Two -Reel Comedy —"The Adventures of Mazie"
International Harvester Co. Fihn—"The Making
of Binder Twine"
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The Campus Flirt.
Two -Reel Comedy—"The Masked Marvel"
i Thursday, Friday, Saturday
41 WALLACE BEERY and RAYMOND HATTON
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SPECIAL!
June 30, July 1,
'We're in the Navy Now."
A Comedy of the High Seas. Throw out the Laugh
Preservers!
Admission 35c and 20c
BLYTH
Mr. J. A. Strang has disposed 'of
his bakery and confectionery business
to lVXr. .Frank Hollyman.
The bowling tournament was held
on Wednesday, sixteen rinks partici-
pating. .Mr. Gerald Newton's rink,
of Goderich, secured . first prize, four
sherbet, sets. P. Cowan, F. Toole, T.
Taylor and G. Newton, skip, com-
prised the successful rink.
The. Loyal, Orange Lodge are
holding service in Memorial Hall on
Sunday, June 26th, at 2 p.m. Rev. G.
B. Gorse, organizer for the Grand
Orange Lodge of Ontario West, will
be the speaker.
Mr. Baxter McArthur, of Hartney,
Man., is renewing old acquaintance -
ships in this vicinity.
Mrs. Stothers and son, of Dungan-
non, were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.Joseph. Stothers.
Mr. Peter Gal•diner has disposed of
his dry goods and groceries to Mr.
S. Popplestone.
Mr, and Mrs; George Thompson
and family spent Sunday with rela-
tives at Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thornton
are spending a couple of weeks with
relatives at Ingersoll and Canfield.
WHITECHURCH
Mr: and Mrs, J. D; Beecroft enter-
tained a number of their relatives on
Friday evening.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Purdon and Rev. and Mrs. McEachren, of Bol -
Florence, of Lanark, arrived here on ton, are,visiting with old friends here.
Saturday to visit with relatives and 'Rev. McEachren took the anniversary
friends for two weeks. 1I services on Sunday in ' Chalmers
Messrs. Ernest and Wilfred Robin- J Church I here.
n is visiting in West -
son motored to London'on' Sunday
:to meet their nephews, Kenneth and field with her daughter, Mrs, Percy
Everett Robinson, of Minneapolis, 'Vincent,
'Their mother, Mrs. Ed. Robinson, is I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross and son,
.still very ill in the hospital there. of Fordwich, spent Sunday with the
Mr. Joe Foster, of 'Winnipeg, is forme•'s sister, Miss Catherine Ross,
visiting at his home here, prior to Sorry to report that Mr. W. J.
leaving for Montreal, where he has a Coulter is not progressing as rapidly
position in the C N,R offices. gas his many friends would wish.
MORRIS
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WOOL TRAVEL RUGS—Plaids, plain col- BOYS' LONG TROUSER. SU'I-TS $9.75 BI'G' SAVING ON COATS FOR. WOMEN: I.
■ ours and Tartans, of lovely, fleecy cloths; —Fine Tweed, in double breasted, styles with AND' MISSES ■
■ plain or fringed; all reduced 20 per cent. a pair each of Bloomers and: Long; Trousers;
bargain at $9.75.
A very pleasant evening was spent
on Monday, June 13th, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dennis, of
Morris, when a party of friends from
Howick gathered at .their home in
honour of their daughter Miss Verna
and Mr. Harold Thomas, whose mar-
riage is to take place shortly. After
a brief programme, Mr. Bert Wright
and Mrl John Dixon, on• behalf of
the company, presented' the young,
couple with two beautiful reed°rock-
ing chairs and a number of miscel-
laneous gifts, as a token of their good
wishes. Mr. Thomas made a suitable
reply, thanking their friends for their
lovely gifts, after which lunch was
served and a social hoar spent to-
gether.
Mr. Mac Thomas, of Woodstock,:
and Mr. Harvey Dennis, of Parkhill,
attended the Thomas -Dennis wedding
on Wednesday last.
A most delightful evening was
spent on Friday, June #7th, at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Den-
nis, when the members of the con-
gregation of the Ebenezer United
Church met together to honour Mr.
and Mrs. Harold 'Thomas, whose
marriage took place recently. A pro-
gramine of music and speeches was
directed by the pastor, the Rev. A.
V. Walden. Both bride and groom
are valued members of the Ebenezer
church, the bride having been organ-
ist for a numbre of years. To ex-
press their appreciation, and to evi-
dence their good wishes, the congre-
gation then presented Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas with a lovely ninety-seven
piece dinner set. Mr. Thomas replied
briefly, expressing the gratitude of
his bride and himself,. After a boun-
tiful lunch had been served by the
ladies, the guests departed, leaving
behind them their best wishes for the
future happiness and prosperity of
the young couple;
Miss Maude Conn, R.N., of Toren- ` Mr. and Mrs, James. Cornelius and
to, is visiting at her Home here after' Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius spent
graduating. Sttndaywith relatives in
Dungannon,
Mr. Lewis Beecroft, of Edmonton, BLUEVAi:E
left here on Monday after spending
a week with relatives, here. X- e goes
to Ottawa to attend the Foresters'
convention there this week,
Mr, and, Mrs. Stuart Moore return-
ed to Toronto on Thursday, after
spending their honeymoon with
Messrs. T. H. and Arthur Moore,
Miss 'Robina henry, of Toronto,
is holidaying at her home here.
Mr. Mrs. W. R, Farrier and
Garnet and Wixttifred, spent Sunday
with Mrs and 1Vtrs, lames McWhin-
eyr of Dungannon,
Miss Inglis, of Vordwich, spent the
wok-e1rd, with Barbara Weir,
Alecture with Iantern slides will.
be given in the United, Church, Fri-
day evening.
Miss Margaret McGrogan, of Tor-
onto, renewed acquaintances in the
village last week.
Saturday, the day set for the Pres-
byterial picnic, was ushered in with
weeping skies. Pfowever, a fair
crowd gathered and spent a pleasant
time together. Races were put on in
the rink: A big tug-of-war between
, the single and the married men caus-
ed much excitement, the young men
I with ,.tach cheering, whining 'out,
SEVEN ARE HURT
Mildmay, June 2o,—Seven persons
were injured, four rather seriously,
in a motor accident at Myles Corner,
in Brant, last . night, when a sedan
driven by R. A. Dunbar, of Guelph,
collidedwith a car driven by H. F.
Graham, proprietor of the moving
picture theatre, Walkerton. The
names of the injured are: F. H. Gra-
ham, Walkerton, collar bone broken;
Mrs. Graham, severe cuts and bruis-
es; Miss Lorraine Graharrt, right arm
fractured; Miss Wilda Graham, Miss
Beatrice Lumley and Cyril Lumley,
all of Walkerton, slightly injured; P.
A, Clarke, manager of the Bank of
Montreal, Mildmay, badly bruised
and shaken up; R. A. Dunbar and
Mrs. Barton,' of Guelph. The three
last mentioned were occupants of the
Guelphcar, while the others were oc-
cupants of the Walkerton car. All
were removed to the General Hospi-
tal, Walkerton, following the acci-
dent, and all ;with the exception of
Mr. and Mrs. Graham and daughter
Lorraine and Mr. Clarke, were able
to leave the hospital this morning.
The collision was due to a heavy
fog. Both cars were badly damaged,
JAEGER CAMEL HAIR LOUNGE RUGS,
natural shade, in the finest of genuine Camel
Hair; Jubilee Shopping Week, less 20 per cent.
SAVE ON MEN'S CLOTHING
EXTRA QUALITY SUITS $19.00
—Pencil Stripes, Tweeds and Fine Serges;
men's and young men's smart models; a big
assortment of $26.75 to $3o values.
KING'S JUBILEE PRICE $19.0o
See our smart TOP COATS •$15, $18, $24
$3.50 to $4.00 PYJAMAS; Jubilee Sale Price,
per Suit $2.19
.. Boys' Reg'lar Fellows $3.00 WASH SUITS,
White with Blue trim - -•• $2.39
Another good $1.75 line for $1.29•
El Forsythe, Strand, Tooke FINE SHIRTS $1.95
■ separate collar and collar attached styles, in
■ fine Printed Broadcloth, Madras, etc.; regular
■ $2.5o to $3.5o Shirts. King's Jubilee Pride $r-95
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■ 's$r.00 MEN'S SILK SOCKS _... ._._.- -.._ 49c
■—Brown, Black, Sand.
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CHIEFS _ - 3 for 33c
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■ Men's 35c SWISS HANDKERCHIEFS; fast
■ color border ..,...__................ .... _... ...... _. _ 4 for $Loo
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size; each --------- $2.98
CHENILLE BEDROOM MATS, Rose and
Blue shades, with fancy border; reversible.
LESS 20 PER CENT.
Biege shade CURTAIN MADRAS; unusual
values 29c, 390 59c
McLAREN'S JELLY POWDERS, all flav-
ours; Jubilee Price _,_............... 4 for 25c
LOOK!
5oo BROOMS; extra quality fine green corn,
with five strands and gold stained handle; reg-
ularly priced 750; Jubilee Price, each 390
P.&G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP 3 bars Ire
CREPE TOILET PAPER ..._._.... 12 rolls 39c
—Get it early!
Other TWO -BLOOMER SUITS:• --• Navy,
Grey and Fancy Tweed ....._.w .............. :: ,$9.75'
BOYS' Extra Quality Flannel Long. SPORT
TROUSERS; sizes 26 to 34 ....-..._..._ $2.75
MEN'S Bull Dog WORK SHIRTS; Stripes
and Chambrays; extra wear; each . g8c
GOOD BRACES, per pair ..... __ roc
MEN'S GOOD WORK SOCKS .,_..._.. pr. 25c
5 pairs $1.90
® LINEN HAND TOWELLING 2 yds. 25c
■ BARGAINS ON GOOD PARASOLS
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Fine Silk and Wool material, with a choice
of good handles; fast colours, black only;
• $6.5o and $7.5o values; Jubilee Price ..... $3.98
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$.5o to $7.5o BROCK and BORSALINO
HATS.___._...._..._........_.._::_..____..:._:..._......_..._._._.__. $4.95
INavys, Tweeds, Poiret, Twill and Tricotines;
all new spring goods; at regular prices of
$zo;0o; to $Soaoo; Jubille Prices, less. 20 to 505
STYLISH. WHITE COATS. FOR SUMMER
$x9:75' — $24.5.0
Fine White Kasha cloths, full silk lined and
beautiful' fur' trimmings. Buy them Jubilee
Week.
Two dozen MEN'S STRAW HATS, sailor
$1 oat each
shape
500 KIMONA CREPES, plain or --
pattens;
reduced to
BROWN'S SUPER LINEN-500-G1ass;Tow-
elling, Checks and Stripes; Jubilee Price 38c
$1.45 Stripe TRICOTINE BROADCLOTH;
sun fast; tub fast; per yard ..... 72c
35c COLOURED CHINTZES. 23c
—Fine for hangings and covers.
200 yard COTTON SPOOLS.; ,Black or
White; all sizes 50
SILK BLOOMER ELASTIC—Special Jubi-
lee Price 6 yds for 19c
35c LADIES' CREPE HANDKERCHIEFS
EAGLE SAXONY 'FLANNELETTE 150
-Ideal for nursery or,growing children; pure
white; 15c per yard.
GOOD DRESSES REDUCED
About 20. in the lot—Crepe, Satin, Georgette, 5.
Flat Crepe; women's and misses' sizes; good ■
shades and black in the lot; regular values
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Our regular 5oc line; Jubilee Price, 3 pairs $x ■
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CHILDREN'S uJ _. :_........_.. 25C •
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to $35.00; Jubilee Price, your choice ..._,.:. $18.00
SALE OF WHITEWEAR 39c
Fine Cotton Drawers and Underskirts at a
mere trifle; formerly priced $z to $2.5o; your
choice ...._ ,_ . _: ` ...._ w:_ . .... 39c
NATURAL PONGEE 440
This is a much reduced price; a dandy cloth
for underwear, curtains, etc; Jubilee Price 44c
PLAIN or PRINTED BROADCLOTH; ju-
bilee Price, per yard ..•. 390
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CHILDREN'S SLICKERS $2.98
—Less than half; ro only at this: price.
Our $2.5o Gilt Edge BLACK DUCHESS
SATIN ..__._ _._-..__ ,._._ ,•$1.58
WATSON'S SILK UNDERWEAR — Vests,
Bloomers _ ...... - 98c
DRESS VOILES fon lot' weather—regular
values $1 and $1.25; Jubi1 -e Price, per yd. soc
76 -inch wide SHEETTNGS, plain or twill, 63c
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A fine selection of these stylish garments ■
awaits • your;• all' the new shades, $6, $S.95, $11
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BARGAIN ON' CORSETS ■
Nemo and Gossard model's; regularly prided
$z to $6.5o; Jubilee; Price:..._ 98e, $1.98, $2.95; ,
RAYON SPORT' HOSE FOR 98c ■
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Dove shades; all' sizes; of our $1..50 line; Ju- ■
bilee nice, per pair _ - 98c
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Jubilee Price:...._......_.._.... g8c
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Fugi,, Celanese, Tub Silk, Printed Crepe and
Voile ..... _._......... .. $6.75, $9.50, $13.50
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A, M. Crawford, Wingharn, Orit»
Dealer in Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Metaughlitt.
'[BEHIND the beauty of Chevrolet there i,
..D an abundance of titrength and Stamina,
just as there is a great store of surplus power.
The rugged channel steel frame the' husky
banjo -type rear axle, the powerful varve -in•
head engine and every detail of construction
combine to defy the ravages of -rear and
tear, of hills and ruts, of mud and nand, of
extreiheS of climate and of hard, continuous
usage,
ds Chevrolet bas been designed for beauty,
Powered for performance, platned for
economy so. Chevrolet has been BUILT
FOR NDURANCE,
And this i— the most Beautiful the Moat
Powerful and the most Rugged ObeVYalet in
Chevrolet history sclltng at new, hili
prices, the lowest for which (tevraet har
ever been sold bi Cuda.
Roadster' • 36SS `fauring,. . WS
Sport Roadster $730 Coupe • $7i3d
Conch • • $70 Sedan • ;<861
Cabriolet 3890 Louden Sedan 3930
Imperial Landau Sedan w • • $93
Roadster Delivery • • • • $6,3
Commercial dumb' . . • 3490 ,
i -Ton Truck Chattels • • • , #1645
Prim al Faziory, OsfidWN,.
Govern:ient tem ,lsxli`o.
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