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.17roin the wave-waShed vliarves by
.1"nticly's tide,
the '81101,v -drowned Western hills
',-Che flap, float high on our hatal day
And the soul of the natio).” 4111'71(14.
PeoldeY:leld•
The crosses•bend the summer breeze
And front each crinison
11.zlows the loyal. faith to our 'God. and
et Middies for Girls and. Childrer/. *white. khaki :
, ,
nere s a tel}oesS pouied from oil,
NI olden fields; ,••
•elt.e`F.CON., HOWiel<
arx'd. 1V,krs. Tom "Nrittie attimded
the ttineral,'Of t,elafiye WrMceter
Tuesday. •
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Mr, Jiinin,YWarrell.is the 1140,Plest
man an ' the is 4
, Mr, and Mrs. l'arfield and
family visited with Loiii(; Laird's,
Sunday,• •
Mr. ancl Mrs, Bob 13aker and
motored to Ethel Sunday last;
Mr.. and. Mrs. Riellard.,Clegg made a
business trip to Winglxam Jast week,
• Mrs James Sl'cwart was a visitor ifl
Tttrfor ' Iof
erry a coupe days.
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,regular $2.50,, o•L, sale at $1.6..
mine-, , ' •
'There a wealth, n oui wood
an
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• • • MORRIS '.•
Mr. and Mrs.•C.;eorge Caseihore, 3/1„r„
,Not from these alone glows our c•
and Mrs, Jerry Casemore and'Claugh,-„:
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''".P"Iiel' PIPICES.
..,.;...„ . ..,.: 'TiS the glOry of birth and line.
Por we hold- v+:itll our .i4. -in across the
seas--,
l.Tro,m wlie flee our , sires carne,,
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By right of birth; b.:‘,.., deed and faith.
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lat 13a1.ance of L les' Coats and Suits, every Coat and
9 in
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ter -Vera ancl son Chester', of
berry,. M.r. Alex Casemore and 1)ricle
of Blenheim, NIrs. Prank Shoehftorri
and {laughter' Lauretta. of Wawanosh
-visited, Rist weelt'at.-, John, 1-Iunter's' end
. '-. •
S it ecial prices $10.75 19.75, 24 .75 N And , coinnion pride of name. • '•.• MPLE GROVE
u sale,P
• These' art; of the
-`1.hat, weld our nationhood • ,
Were sealed on the altais of sacrifice
m By the sons of our i -ace and bloo 1.
, So we lift our heads with a prouder
Every Garment MYCitqr:
Wn;iictIte "Jack.s" are flying free,
. On the clay we keep a firmer faith
• the Land of the Maple Tree.
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MORRIS
Miss Edna Campbell. has been vis-
iting with her ,sister Mrs. Robert.
'Johnston of Blyth..-• •
Rev, T. C. Wilkinson of ,Btuevale
prea.ched very successful anniversary
...services in Sunshine • Method''t
s'....-„hurch., -on Sunday afternoon and ev-
en .
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Miss 'F. L. Haines of .1.'oronto has
-returned to,,her'home for a couple of
-months: • •
A serious accident occurred on
• :Monday 'w,lten Mrs. Oliver. Campbell
,3-...ats accidentally kicked by a horse on
• t;:he forehead, We are 'glad to say
•she is doing as well as can be expect-
.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of Ripley,
•vPenti Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
-.Victor Haines
Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. Congram and
'son. Wilford' spent Sunday. with
.friends in Kinloss.
' Miss Josephine Sellars has accept•ed
- a position as teacher in Gorric school
• for the .-•orninb- year.
Miss Ruby 7Forsythe of Winghtni
spent- the week-efid .with her sister
-Mrs. Andrew Casentorei
Miss Lizzie Hetherington has re-
turned toher home for the summer
vacation.
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WHITECHURCH
Dr, Andrew Henderson from Sask.,
took the services in the Presbyterian
Ohurch here on Sunday in the absence
of Rev Jas. Scobie. 'Rev. Mr. Mit-
chell of Guelph, will preach- next Sun-
day -
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Falconer of Blue
vale, and Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer
and Norah left on Sunday to visit rel
atives in London and Thamesford and
to atten4 the annual Quinn Reunion
Picnic held in Spring -bank on Wed.,
July 2. ,
Mrs. jblin Campbell is very ill at
la -resent, haying taken a'paralyticstro-
ke ,and is unable to move or speak.
-Miss Lilliari Longman, her .daughter,
Mr. and. aVfi•s. John MeKeith, and
Mrs. 5. F. Andrew' • of . Burtingtoil
Spent .a few , days with Zion friends
last week; • •
. Mr. and Mrs: jiin MaiKay of fovatt
spent Wednesday last' week wit1 .Mr
and Mrs. Ralph,...„Nikon. of • '.Maple
Grove.
Mr. Charles 'Inver of Calvin and
Mr. Jack and Deal Chivmpion c)f.:For-
dyce spent Sunday with' Zion friends,
-Maple Grove L. 0. L. zo44, are at -
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tending Divine •Worship in. Zion
• M • ' .• . church at -7 o'clock, Simday evening,
a Mr. Frank Metcalf, Dominion fruit• July $th. Rev. Casts will preach.
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tnsiector
is leaving this week to lake Visiting brethren cordially invited
' ,1111Up.h1S„work at. Saskatoon. •. , 'Popp' of Toronto is spend.-
' M. , At the last' meeting •of. -the Council; in -g his •stunmer,vacation-with run -
• the contract of • paving Queen- and cle C. E. McDonagh of Maple Grove.
Dinsley ,Sts. was. awarded to 13reM- Miss Jane Ritchie of • Toronto • is
in am Paving Co., Biimillon, their ten- home for her liolidays in the Groye.
IN der of $32126.12. calls for the comple--Mr,, Joseph :Hackett •:of B,elmore;
• II lion of the work,on the above streets. • 'spent Monday with his son Toni of
▪ - miss Annie Mains, spent °. the boli Male Grove. ,
tere,
ONE
couple of weeks visiting Toronto and
.
day at her liorne 1
• Mrs.- Wm. Johnston is spending a
son, Jack of Windsor, are at home
with her now,
• Mr, and. Mrs. Ed: Browingiof Kin-
cardine, are spending the holiday, with
ber parents, 'Me. and Mrs. George Cot -
Miss Merle Wilson spent a few days
last week with her granchnother, Mrs.
Wilson in. Wing -ham.,
•
Mrs. Musgrove of Wingham, spit
a few days last week with. lire sister,
Mrs. Henry. •
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Htitchinson, and
Dorothy visited last week with his
•mother in London. .'
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Mr. Charlie- Rintoul is in St. jos-
efih's Hospital,- London, at present:
We hopa;to, hear of his improvement
s°I1,0,Inr... and Mrs. Geo, McClenaghan and
clitidrene andaiid Mr. Ben McClenagban
and Melville, visited withAttriand
Isaac Jones of Clinton On onday.
The trustees of S. S. No. 1o, Kin,
loss, have sectred•Mr. Angus MaCkay
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to teach next's:ear.
:Mrs. McBric3.ni anddaughter of Rip-
ley, are visiting with -1\.. McBraen in
•
our, village, -..
f Laurer, spent. a day- recently
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the omfront the a
,21111"ritinity in general... _the speaker
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ASHFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. John Bradly and son
Mr 'and MrS. John Bryans"and fa-
mily of Fordwich called on friends in
town on Sunday. . , •
An old and esteeined resident of
town, passed away on Tuesday of last
week in the ' person . of Mrs. -Wm.
Douglas in her .85th year, after ,a
lingering illness of sona6,•, months.
Mt. Westley a former pastor front
Peterliorough took charge of the ftn4
eval service, which was held on
clnS. from- her residence and was large-
ly attended. Interment iB Wroxeter
eemeterv.
BLUEVALE •
The Presbyterian congregation of
Knox. Church, Bluevale; heat a
picnic on the farm of Geo. McDonald
n•ear the 'village:
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Mr. and Mrs. Cowan of 'Druinbeit,
spent the Week -end with .Mrs,
Lock-
hart :
The annual meeting of the District
of, &1St. Huron Women's InSOnite,
Fordwich June • the
25th. The President Mrs. P. D. I
of Bluevale presiding. The ,atten
ante. was the largest in years. and the'
meeting a sticcees ,eVerVelcvayiewhich
goes to show the great Wcirte 'the in-
stitutes are doing for Hospitals,
Sch ools, Children's Homes and the
Hamilton, friends.•
Lake Superior claimed its third vi..:-
tim a, the season, when Harvey Arm-
strong 19 year 'old son of Mr. and
_Mrs. Martin Armstrong of town,ideck
-hand on the Grant Morden, Freighter
plying' between Port Colborne and
Canadian Soo, lost his balance while
engaged in scrubbing the, aft house
and ,fell into the lake, and was drown-
ed about 28 miles north of White
Fish. The body ha.s not :been found.
Mucli s3-Mpathy is extended to. Mr.
and/ MrS. Armstrong,
A Union -Memorial Service was
• held in Community Hall, .Sunday ev-
ening to do honor, to. the boys who
came back and those who fell in tbd
great war. Mr,. Prang Lewin, Angli-
can Minister of Brussels gave the ad-
dress. Mr. Lewin is a returned sold-
ier and- went throtigh the 'war. His
address wa's ver Y inspiritinal' and Well
he of jOsePh Haceet
1 t's. departtnent was Mrs. P tter-
son of Godshill, wle6 gave an splendid
address on "Helping Humanity”. The
following officers were elected: Pres.
-Mrs. P. D. Kling,. Blnevale; est Vice -
:Mrs, Geo. Thoinpson, Brussels; 2nd
Vice -Pres., Mrs. J. Breckenridge,
Bluevale; Sec..:Treas., Mrs. John 1-Ilip••
fer, Wroxeter.
• The Wornen's Institute will meet
this month July Toth., at 2.30 o'clock,
at the home of Mrs. C. Hetherington,
Wingliarn road. Behnore Itis titre
will be entertained by the Bluevale
Branch Mrs. Hethering-ton and Mrs.
"Chls 'Elliott, hostess. z."Well lciaown
songs and Composers" Tall be the
subject of a talk by Nies. Alice Ait-
ken and a "Famous Canadian •Writ-
er" by Miss V_ Collie. Roll -call
"My Favorite Song." 'A musical pro-
gram is being prepared by the pro-
gram committee. Ladies cordially,in-
vited to attend.
Repoi:t of promotion examinations
in Bluevale School (Junior classts
were promoted at Easter:) Percent-
ages are given, pass 6o, honours 75,
num er on register35.
• Frain Jr. IV to Sr. IV — George
Hetherington 6o; Nellie McKinney sg.
•''''Frorn Sr. III to Jr. IV—Dorothy
Aitleen 76; Alan, Garniss 75; Elsie
Thornton 75; Lois Prast 66-; Noble
• Greenaway 6o.
Mr. Cecil Carfipbell of Algoma .is
hired with Albert Cameron for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gardnes of ,
Zion spent last Sunday at the home,
of Mr, and Mrs. Alf Sherwood's, Bel-
fast.
Mrs. Wm. Irwin of Belfast, has re-
turned home after spending a few
days -with her brother Mr. George
Henry of Crewe.
Mr. and • Mrs. Allen McKenzie,
Chicago, spent a few days around
Lochalsh, last weelc, they., came to
their nephew's funeral, David Grant.
Mrs. John Parrish, of Goderich,
spent a few days with her son Ken-
neth. of 12 con. .
Mr', Worth and Mrs. Daniels of ;Mn and Mrs. Chester Longman and gersoll is visiting with their cousins,
Messrs, John and David Little of
Courey's Corners, . •
Mr. Robert Parrish from the West,
a former Ashfield boy, spent a few
-
days last'. week calling on some of his
' relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Wellington Hender-
son and family of Luclenow spent Sun-
day afternoon with Mr, and Mrs. F.
Irwin, Belfast.
The anniversary services th'at were
held in East Ashfield Church, Sunday
June 291h, were both well attended.
Rev. Mr. Bradley of,...T.cieswater prea-
ched. . •
Hardware
Specials
— For
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
5 String Brooms, reg. $1,
for 88c
• Mop Sticks.•:•• • 25c
High -Grade Floor Wax 50c'
Wall Paper Cleaner 25e
Knife Sharpeniers- 29c
Chair Seats . , .. .-25c
Stair Treads ..... 25c
Chick Food, 25• lb.
Extra .Special
6 Ib. Pk Nifixed
Steel Wool, per pkg -5c
4.1Vlarnot' Floor Varnish
quart . 1.40
Willow Clothes Baskets
at 11.35
Clothes Dryers ...
•"Ar American" Coal CIL Burr's
' Loriger Less SmolceMore Hest
PROMPT DELIVERY
Rope „ — Phone 30 — Twine
Berger's Paris Green
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SCHOOL REPORT
I'the following is a statement of the
standing of pupils of S. S. No, ri E.
Wawanosh, The percentage assigned
is based equally upon the pupils term
work and the Promotion Examination
results
, ,,
Jr. IV to Sr, IV --,Hazel McBurney
77, Margaret Deacon 73, William Ir-
win 63, Agnes Robertson 61.
, Jr. III to Sr. III—Mari-le Deacon 73s. -
Jr. II to Sr. IT--Ma.r3r Robertson
68, Margaret Irwin. 6/, '
Primer—Howai'd Invin.
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May Mcl3urney, ..
worth circulating. The • union .choir
rendered several'. fine antheniS, Rev.
G. Telford of St. AnereW's Church
and Rev. A. C. Tiffin assisted, in the
service.,
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) EAST•NZVAWANOSII
EAST WAWANOSH
I Mr, and Mrs. John . Campbell and
,daughter of Aylmer, are visiting. with
llis parentsMr, and Mrs. Chas. Camp-
bell of Marnoch.
WROXETER
Miss Steel of Bblton is visiting' at
the home of herMiele Mr. Herb
Henning.
jack and Mrs, Wendt visited friends
• in Mildmay on Sunday.
' Dr, Fred Blvyans of Toronto called
en friends in town on Sunday, ,
Miss Mary McMichael is spending
the holidays with her parents after at-
tending Normal at Stratford,
Mr. Ruhaft Wendt of Windsor call
ed on his brother 3. R. in town, on
• Sunday,
,Catharine Fortune of the gtit
'fT br lit 1 dayle
Turnberry s ono as
week with Miss Mary Harris,
From jr. 111 to Sr. III—Alberti
olson 6i; 'Leslie Greenaway 6o,
From Sr.- II to -III—Wilson
'Thornton 75;• Norman Barnard 7o;
Kenneth Aitchison 66; . Eleanor ?vast
64; Hugh Mundell 62; Earl Hamilton
6o. •
Alice Aitken, teacher
Shiell 76; Adair Praet 7o; „May Niel" -
Report of U. S. S. No. ii, Wawa -
nosh. Pupils are graded in the class -
e5 indicated below -for term beginning
Sept. 'I.
•Sr. IV—Ruby Turne-
r Dorine Web-
ster, 'Mary St.Marie. •.
Sr. III—William" Rintoul, David
Nicol, btyles St, Marie, George Nicol,
Nellie MacGee, jean Webste-r, 1Vel-
onica St. Marie, *William Taylor,
*Euphemia, Milton], *Gordon Rintonl.
"Jr. tIl—McKinley Ramage, Elizae
bothNicol.
Sr. II—Etta Taylor, Joseph Si. 1\fa-
rie, James MacGee.
Pr,—Williani Nicol, John' St. Marie,
Mary Dow, Cuyler Ramage.
Those 'narked *••are recommended
and shall remains in this class, if they
work more diligent.. BQ. on roll for
.month ofoJtine 24,. average aftendance
.22.23. . • G. E. Lockhart, teach:Jr.
Council met on June 24) - 11,
the menibers present. • Minutes of last
meeting were read and confirmed.
Corn. from. - W. Brydine, barrister,
'Clinton, on behalf of Wm, Brumley
of Hullett, demanding $2d5.25 as corn-
pehsation throne injuries received by
the latter last spring owing -to a de-
fective roadway on.sideline 36 and 37
con. 3, received and considered.
The Reeve, Clerk and Coun. Stat.
ker were appointed to arrange with
Mr. Brumleyefor a satisfactory settle-
ment of this matter. -
44 Petition of Sam Deacon and others
applying for a Municipal , drain at
lots 34 -and 35, con. and ti was pre-
sented to the Council. A copy of the
petition was ordered to be forwarded
the Tp. Engineer for his examination
and- report on same. •
Application, was made through re
sRective- officials for grants in aid of
the Belgrave school ‘, fair and the
North u von plowing matchto „-•be
held 'this fall in the vicinity of Brus-
sels. Tcn dollars was voted to the
school fair, regarding grant to plow: -
Mg match, lain over till future meet
• ' GLENANNAN .•
Miss E'va Fortune of Chesley, Visited
with friends on the 9111 line, last
week.
T:of the . Glenanriait
School section held a presentation at
'the home of Mr,and Mrs. Sam. Mar-
shall on Friday r night in honor of
MP.. Harold „:•Weir, recent' teacher of
S. 5, No,3,when they presented him
with a' writing desk, after t‘fie, address
and. presentation was 'perforthe'd the
reinainder of the evening was spent
in amusement ofwhich all enjoyed a
good tiitle.
The Metcalfe -Eros., have purchased
a never Ford Sedan,
Mr. and Mrs. Wro; Eadie of Holy -
rood spent Sunday with the eformer's
parents Mr, and Mrs. Colin Eadie.
Miss FIatinah Stokes is visiting with
Mrs. Harry MoGee and other friends
of tast Wawanosh,
Mr, Harold '''Gilkinson i8 confined,
to the house with an attack of the
measles, We, Itoire he may ,soon
better, ,
Mr, Norman Muir of the Toronto.
Normal School has eeturried'
Ntririati • 1ia5 1)Oen., 'eliqhged; aS„ teach-
er, in the qlenannan school for the
,coming term, We wisk
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Young and
family"T
of oronto are spending a•
feiv weeks holidays at their summer
home here. .
Rev. -Mr, Cragg of Wingham, prea-
ched an -4, ex.cellent Orange 'sermon
here- Sunday evening.which was much.
appreciated by all present,
Mr. Lester and Mr. R. Hutchinson
of Toronto, arc up for a short vaca-
tion.• • -
• Mr. Martin Maslers -underwent an
.operation at the Winghain Hospital On
Mooday atid is getting 'along well
as' can be expected.'-` ,
Mrs. j. W. King and Mrs.- Gibson
left 10r Ottawa on Monday morning.
. Mr.- and- MI's. Jos. Underwood spent
a few clays with, relatiVes How
Mr. and Mrs. jog -ii, Hall are spen-
ding. f eiNV weeks With friends at Son-
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'fliursday, Wif
Exceptional
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Nralues for Men
,Brovtat side call slimes
tor Men in Goodyear
vwelt, allsizes tor ....
. . . ... $3.95 per pair
Men's blac.vik/side ,call
shoes Goodyear soles
and narrow toes all
sizes. . ,$2.251per Pair.
vs, .
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• The above shoes are cheaper' than. pre,-
• IN PF1Ttess
• :Our S; frplus' Stock Shoe Sale-
sim tinues in. shoes, of 'attainy ',kinds
- #lr Men; ItVonten, 'Boys, Gris
and Children.
SPECIAL .NOTI,CE
We repair Auto Tops anti C rtairts. We glve
our
The Leading Shoe Store
Pbie 129.'
uron County
iNirtglfaaia, ,f3late
circle of friends wbo extefici to her 1-riends at Canfield and NiagaraFalls..,
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Paul well' le.rni'vvit here 'by' a large , spending: a 'couple of weeks
. their' best "wishes. •
, . Edgar McMichael of Kitchener, .
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Mr., 'Wesley teg-gatt,and on, Goccl- was hone over the vvedl- d •
thampfon; Dtesclen. and Cliatliam.'' pm:motored to Colling-wood and spent
Mr. John Pearson' and inotli,er
„maur
Miss a Paul and Mr' J. a few:clays with relatives there.
Hre, Pa -were married . Ethel, visited at R.- Musgro-ve s on
hays of Pittsbuere On, Monday fune ^oth Miss and Mrs. Wm. - T1TOinton are Sunday. , , ,
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SIHRTS POPULARLY PRICED
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.The custofnary by-law authorizing..
the borrowing of sufncient money to
finance the. township along till ttin
taxes are forth coming was read and
passed.
The following 'accounts were' Paid•i,
Geo. Coultes,' drawing gravel $2.56
Gen, McGowan; eiraWing grader $2.5o;
.Alex 11.1cGowitii,• taking stones $3.50;
jas..IVIcGll, .dragging $12.5.., W. A.
Currie, Work on hill COM, 12, $t3.3.; A.,
Pattison work on. hill cons. le and 33
$17.5o; R. Cannes, freight, grease and
cartage on grader $8,00; A. Porter-
field, rent of- road allowance,12.00; A.
MeCullough, coin, statute labor -tax
$480; .0. 'Keenedy, coin. Stattite la-
bor tax '$42 J N. Campbell con-
tract cons, 4 and 5 $8,3.5o; j, N. Canto -
bell sliov,elling gi<vel $.00; Chas.
:Rodger, ehovelling gravel • $2.o; S.
McCullough, shovelling gravel $.,5o;
5. Stonehouse, shovelling gravel $2,o
M. Brute, gravel. $6,90; Win, Ander-
son, gravel $2' 25- W. Stranglian gra
vel $"0•35; WmWalden, grav-e-I
1665; R. Redmond, gravel $14.8$5 W.
1, Rodger. gravel $9,00.
Council will hOld their next meet-
ing ori Tuesday ,Indy 220(1
• • A, Porterfield Clefle
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• New Brbadeloth, Soudan Cloth, and Madras, Shirts, in plain,
and stripe 1 50 2 00 2 50 3 50 4• 00 "'
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HANDKERCHIEFS , • •
Fine even Cotton Handkerchiefs full sie and soft fin- 69 6
isi ready for pie, specially Priced 6 for %.*
-Athletic Underwear $1.25 to $2,50
° Porous Combir'iations specially. Priced $r.85-,
• Silk LThle and Cashmere Socks soc to $1.o per pair 111
Invisible Suspenders 12 and 4 point soc
NEWEST NECKIEAR. -
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.0Neckwear—New Crepes, Poplins and Fancy Silk—
diNarrow and • •
50 Standard Shapes Popular •
Prices c 00 1 50
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MEN'S SOCKS SPECIALS
io, /oi and xx, regular priced 750 to $1.25 Pair Bargain
Jo() pairs Men'S Socks broken lines from regular stock Mom
price 6ge or 2 pairsfor'' a our J'
Is VOILE OLOUSES
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About So in the lett, made from fine quality
• Voiles, some trimind and some 'tailored Style,
• rtiging in price from, -2.5o to $8.00 100
Your boica • •
wm Regulation and' Coat ,Styles, all white and
white with colored collars and cuffs reu,gAnk
larly priced up to. 33,00 to clear, each 401,0 '40
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WI
S ECIALS
PORCH APRONS
opod quality print aprons in neat stripe pat- •
terns and good fitting stylessizS 56 88 and, 40 •
regularly priced at $1.25 Week End liar- 59e
gains, each
Children's Socks half price
Children's Rompers , oc•
Linen Weft Towelling 2 yds for 250 a
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' , '' Sale Gods* ''No Approval „ud No. Return,
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