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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-07-10, Page 8loilitiolluili[11*,1111{0111111161,0111111.1q • One ust not �nly be cool, .but must •;b00. cool —the summer look; —the summer torte, --suramersweight fab- ric in a distinctly new color note! We should charge niore for /-/ion .50 Como in. Try it on. iiui 141.1111111Ifilliallill.1111M111 111E11E111011 F1-1- .116111311111M111M111521115111131116IIIIN11115111111111311111111 WHITTEtHURCH The arm which Mr. Jas. Purdon had broken. about three weeks ago is im- proving nicely. . Mr. stud Mrs. Amos Cornelius visit- ed 't vith friends at Goderich on Do - :minion Day. Mr. Harris Pardon had tlk misfor- tune to have his fingers badly cut on the brizz saw on Monday. Mr. Alf. McCreisaht has a new Ford • touring car. Mr: John Chaoman spent the week. end .with relatives hi Wroxeter. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McGee and .Gol-don, and :Miss I-Tannah Stokes of Turnberry, viaited last Wednesday evening -with 'Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Scott. Miss Amelia Lea -ver of London, . • . spent' last week, at her home here, Miss Robina Henry of Guelph, is spendins- her holidays at her home _here. •• ' The Whitechurch Comnumity Pic- nic will take place at tite ioth bridge ,in the near future. Watch for future dates • • Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Greer and Mr. and. Mrs. 'Musgrove of Wing-hain, iited With 111r. and. Mrs. Frank 'Henry !ion July -Est. ' • Miss Mabel Joliston has 'secured the • position as teacher in :Banagit's school near Teeswa.ter, fo't next year. Mr. and Mrs. Will Conn and Mr. ,and ^ Mrs. Herb. Pettaplece attended -the Old Boys' Reunion in their old school, Howick No. on Thursday last. • Mr. Chas. Rintoul was operated on in London Hospital last a hursday and left by motor for their home in Sask. 1\11- and Mrs. Gavin Middleton of 1-lamilton and• Wm: • Hawthorne of Brantford, are visiting with their sisters, Mrs. 1-Tohnes and 1Vfrs. Kerr, The many old friends of Mr. ancl..Mrs. Middleton, welcome them. back to these pads. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Falconer visited with his uncle Mr. Wm. Falconer of lsangside on Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Purdon spent. Sunday with and Mrs. Jas. Pur - don of St. Helens, Mr. Angus MacKay will teach in "5 S. No. xo Kinloss next year. • Miss Minnie and Mr. Roy .Mc- Creiglit of Atwood visited with his uncles here on Sunday. 777 BM012,11; With tragic suddennesa the death occured Saturday, June'Ath Of Rev, john Radford, Smitliville ()n.t. in Ids 6ixteet1i year, at one thrie inuch be- loved Pastor of Belmore and Melb- tosh Cluirches, from here he moved to Chippewa, some two weeks ago he ats tended, the Assembly meeting. at Owen Sound, apparently in the best of health. Tlis death came as a shod: to many friends here, 'He leaves to mourn ids •loss his, widow, M•iss Ah eta, teacher at Ottawa, Mliss Margaret. teacher at 'Hamilton 'ancl jean attend- ing 'High School, who have the sym- pathy. of a large circle of friends. Visitoes itt the village 'last week, were Miss- Mildrc aea-erry o • WIN,GHAM AT.)VANCE-TIIVIES • OBW.y.LNaw0,F1\ip79I3H7G,149244M" For borrowing the auto of Twenty- five 'Thousand Dollars to ,build and erect an addition to the Wingham Higlt Q 01 aTk(1, equip same. WHR,RE.AS the Wing -ham High School,Board has applied to the Coun- cil of the Corporation of the Town of Winghant for the sum of $25,000 for the purpose of building and erectine• 'an addition to the Wing -tam- Higrt School- and equipping same, AND VVHEREAS it appears that the. said High:School. should be en- larged in order to provide theaiecess- arY accommodation for 'the pupils, therefore it is deemed -expedient to •Lions Head, MTS, James -.Nichol and grant the said request. little of Hamilton a George Herds, Miss Helen 11f cGrogan. •of !Toronto, with Misg Veania Weishar, Nurse 1\fcKee of Gorrie with her sis- ter Mrs, George Lane, Mrs. Thomas Aitken, son and daughter of Wallser- ton at Mr. John Darlina's3lirs. Tro- ther at Robt, Ballage's ''Mrs, Murray, of Luau with her cfaug'itter IVIrs, John' -Miss ..‘kcse johann and Mr, John Azram are both quite we hope for a speedy recovery. A large number ,from here greeted the •old boys • and girls, T-Toick School, 'Thursday of last week. The mogramme ebnsisted of speech mak- ing by the old timers, singing, read- ings, • recitations, instrumental music: - A large crowd and a most enjoyable time reported. Lunch being serv- ed on the g,rminch Mrs.i"and Mrs. Robt. Jeffray and fa - spent the holiday with IVIr. and Mrs, jarnes Dickson, Carrick. Intended -for last week. • Beimore was well represented -al Lite Sabbath School Convention at Ea - dies Church. The Rev. J. C. Robert- son of Toronto was .present. His ad- dress on "The Thing we are set to do and the Best Means of Doing it," was listened,to very attentively. Mrs. John Gowdy Salem, gave a splendid address on "Most Pressing Needs in Sunday School Work." Eadies choir furuished the music and served supper in the basement of the Church in their well known glood style. GORRIE BELGRAVE • Miss Bell and:Susie Allison 'of Len - don are .Spending. a few days Bel - grave. ' " • Miss Margaret Mustard Bluevale spent a few days with her aunt Mrs, J. A. Geddes. , Mis'Adarn Geddes. spending a„few days with his brothers, Mrs. W. j. Proctor Brussels .spent feW days with Mrs. Lake last wesk. Nurse Laura Bone of Detroit spent - the weeksetad with,, her -mother -Mrs.. I3one. . . Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Bryant of Hallet spent Sunday with. 1\,./Ir. and 'Mrs. Joe Brandon. - Nut's Fanny McCrea and mothces who sent the winter at rKingsVille, returned to their hone' in the Village ,last weeks' Mr 'and Mr. James Knox andslit- is in .a very critical position A car ,tle daughter and ;Mig Jennett Rerr on -.Tuesday after. spending fe,W AND 'WHEREAS it will be nee -2 essary to issue:debentures of the said Corporation for the stun of •;a2,5,000 and that is the amdunt of the debt in- tended to be created, • the proceeds of the said debentures to be applied aos. the purpose aforesaid, and l to no other. AND WHEREAS the i amount of the whole rateable property of the Municipality 'according to the last re- vised assessnient roll- is $x,152,089. AND WHEREAS the amount of the debenture deht of the Corporation is $349.0.83.73 ,and no .part of the prin- cipal or interest of which is in aryear. • BE IT THEREFORE. enacted by the Municipal Council of the ,Corpora- tion of the Town. of Winghana:---: 1. For the purpose • mentioned ,in the preamble there shall be borroWed on the credit of the • Corporation •the stun of Twenty-fiVe Thousand •Dols lars, dud debentures shall 1Je issued therefore on the instalment plan. in stuns of not less than one hundred dollars each whieh shall have •coupons attached thereto. for the payment of the interest if desired. .2.. The debentures shall all bear the sante date and shall be issued within two years after the date on • which this by-la.w is passed' and may bear any 'date within such two years and shall be payable in twenty annual instalments during the twenty years next after the date' when they shall be issuectand thesamount paYable in each Year shall be $2091.98. • 3.• The debentures and the interest coupons, if any, shall be signed 2uid issued by the Mayor if any, .and shall also be signed by the Treasurer and the debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the Corporation. The debentures shall bear inter- est at the rate of five and one-half per cents per annum, , •5. During the currency ois the des bentures there shall be raised'in each year ,the amount of the instalment of prineipal and interest payable in, that, year as set forth in the schedule ats tached to this by-law.• 6. The • debentures may contain cst for 'a time, she was a very suc- any provision Inc the registration at- , Herb Williams of Detroit, wife and' family arev isitors- with their parents W. D. and Mrs. , Miss Tacabery- of Lions Head is it visitor with. Mis. Hyndman. • 'Mitts Bertie White has been engaged as teacher in the junior department. of the Public School. •• • Miss Annie' Murray who has taus -ht the Junior room for the past four years has resigned and Will take a load of friends, Messrs. John Craig, '. G. Robt, Mowbray, Price .Scott, and Pete. Kennedy, motored down to see him on Sunday, His many friends hope to here of his int- -proven -lent 'soon, Mrs. Johnston of lesondesboro is vis- ing with her daughter, Mrs, Radford Ito is ill at present. • Mr. and Mrs. 'Ulton and babe from Scotland are. visiting. with Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespig. '• • Mr, Ca.r1 Lott of Kincardine spent the week -end at his home here. Miss :Millie MacGregor of Toronto is sp.ending- her holidays at her home Alt. Clark Matheaori o' f Brussels, spent Sanday at the hone of Mr. 'and Mrs. Andrew Fox.- , Mr. Frank Paterson of Detroit: vis• ;Red with, his father here last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Pardon. and chil- • adren, visited with Mr, and 1\ifrs. Bolt Marnoch, on Wednesday and with :her sister, Mrs. Milton Bruce of Luck - :now on Sunday. c Mr. and Mrs. Joe McInnis of Tees- -water spent Sunday with Mr. and Dirs. John Falconer. Mr. arid Mrs. Dan Falconer of Cor- berton visited with his cousins, Messrs ,Cecil and Jas. Falconer on Tuesday last. A reception is bents. held at the home of Mr. Victor EMerson, 4t1.1 con. reelcs V11 11 11 Mrs. Scabdretts and daughter, 4-, are visiting with friends in Cen- tralia. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert 13yers left by motor for their home in Detroit, Sat - tit -day. Rev, Morris who has been stationed by the Methodist Conference com- mences his 'duties on the circuit on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Scott spent Sunday with- friends near Lucknol,v. There was four par load. 'of stock, shipped from. station last Saturday. The Women's Institute 'Inee: at home of Mrs. Jas. Bone on Tnes- day afternoon July 15th at two o'clock program by girls of Institute, roll call, a book have recently enjoyed. Mrs, Bone and Mrs. J. Grigg be the hostesses. Mrs. W. MeSser of Palfnerston, with her two children are visiting at her parental home, 5th line Morris. Mrs, C. Robertson attd Mrs. R. Kel- sie. of Melville, Sask., who have been visiting 'n Belgrave visited their sis- ter-in-law in Kitchener last week. A family gathering was entertained -t tile 1 f M d Albe -t a -10111C 0 an S. Vincent's, ninth pile of East Wawa - nosh, on Dominion Day. Guests from a distance were Mr and Mrs. McCollotigh and family also PASS ft'...D this 7t5 day of 'Lilly A; D 1924, •' Signed. W. H. Willis, Mayor, W. A, Galbraith Clerk, iNfoTic Take notice that .ths, foregoing is a title Copy of a proposed By-law of the Corporation' of the Town,. of Wing - hem to be submitted to the votes of the electors on the 4111 day of Atlattst, 1924. -And that, .the assent of the elece tors ie obtained to the said proposed By-law it will be taken into. considei- etion by the Munteipal Council of the said Corporation at a meeting there- of to be held after the expiration of one month from the date of the.first publication of this notice, and • that such first publication was made on the loth day of Jnly, A, 'D., 1924, , Take notic further that a teiont who.desires-to„vote upon said propos- ed By-law must. deliver, to the Clerk not later than "the tenth day before the day appointed for taking the vote it declaration under the, Canada Eyi- den'ee Act that he ia a tenant whose lease extends for the, time for which the debt or to be created, or in which the money to be raised by the proposed By -Law is payable, or Lor at least tWenty-one years, and that he has by the lease covenanted to 'pay all municipal taxes in respbet of the property of which he is tenant, other than local improventent rates. ' Also take notice that By2law No, 938 a true copy of which shoWn above, is the By-law, providing for, the takihg of the votes of the :lectors. Dated and first published this Toth day of July A. D. 1924, Signed, W. A. Galbraith, Clerk. eessfill teacher and her services much appreciated by.the people of the sec- tion. A number from here attended the fimeral of :he late Mr. Strong of the sixth concession on Saturday last, Mr. Strong was in his gist -year and in farely good health till quite:recent- ly, before his death. Hes, was highly respected by all who knew him, The funeral was under the auspices of the Orang-e Orderz • , The Rerv. C. E. Cragg Wingham preached the animal sermon to the Orangemen of this distfict on Sunday last in the Methodist Church Co a large congregation of welt pleased and attentive listeners. The building b ing filled to capaCity. 1VErs. Jas. Cooper of Tugas'ke, a visitor with her sisters the Misses Murray. She is accompanied by her daughter. - Mr, and Mrs. Carter' McKee of Galt are visiting with the foimer's brothe and. sister here. , Mr. McMain, wife and family of Milverton spent Ihe week -end with Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holmes. Mr. Stewart addressed the congre- gation in the Methodist -Church. on t for their approval, and it is expedient Sunday morning in reference to. the and necessary to •pass this BY -Law, them authorized law. 7: This .1)y -law shall take effect on the day of the passing- theredf, snbject, to its. being assented to by the elecie. tors. PA.SSED this 711-1, clay of July; A.1),, 1924. Signed, w'. 1. Willis, Mayor. W. "A.' Galbraith, Clerk, TOWN OF WINGHAM • SALEIVI - Mr. George G,allaher from the West is -at present visiting hi -S brother, Mr. A,. E. Gallaher. Ballet t f r OM" ri jar NI -dies ii-orth spent a few days with her sister Mrs, John Gowdy. Miss Edith Weir spent a few days with her cousin Kiss Elva Dane of the 15th of T-To-tvicle, last. week. Miss Mildred Cathers visited with friends south of Gorrie for a few days recently. • By -Law No. 938," 5924 AsBy-Law to provide for taking the votes of the. electors on a proposed By -Law entitled a' 13y -Law for bor- rowing the sum of Twenty-five Times= and T)ollars to build and erect an a.d- dition to the \A/Mgt.:m.1h High' School and equip same. Passed the 7111 day of July, 1924. WHEREAS it is desirable that a proposed By-law of the Corporation of the Town of Winghain entitled a "By-law for borrowing the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars to build and erect an a.ddition to the Wingham High School and equip samem be submitted to the electors iMr. and M.rs. Edwin PaIrrier • • at' the • home. of Mr. Arthur Edgar,1 south of Bluevale. one .dity last week. • Mr• andirs.'Alvin Wray and Miss -joy Wray of Toronto spent their holi- Th 17,41r ••,/ da xotb, x9a en Brown side c if shoes or Men in Goodyear welt, all sizes for .... $3.95 per pair Men's black side cat shoes Go dyear 's les and n rrow toes in all sizes.... 2.25 per pair \ The b ve shoes are chea war prices. 111 er tha pre. ouckapair....4.94,ernaoasowassauaassocatihsasins..........oauluarasonazooasermovior'o,;uwarraig..s.. Our Suorpolps Stock Shoe Spit:e. 2 Still continueS in shoes of many- kinds - • ' for Men; Women, 0499.0....6W1111.941210•01111000.1 1126.1).116.11•11.01612.0.110.0.10.114011100.51111061040.611WC.1.1.0.110-0.0.0916WKIMP TIA.M1111.60.1. , • SPECIAL NOTICE We rep ir Auto Tops and Curtains. We give prompt and efficient service and our :tiAces are very reasonale. Mi- cas put in while you vtiait. Tie. Le di GI S e hone 129. 4,1,g• itkl/APRII:1,Inif4s1'13P; WI re 1 r C unily Wingh Ont. "ialAattit'a -.mrammtatuar.a.....*01. 1 t I me of Mr and Mrs. John Wray. , • A large number front here attende.d ..the reunion of old schol mates' No. n S.- Howick, last Thursday and re. - post a good time, . .• • Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Westlake of Brussels and Mr. and- Mrs. Wm. Max- well from soath of Bluevale ca e on 's,-ote that may be taken on the a f .A, and 'secured a good Rev -. 'W. A. Finlay wife ,and'.chis• dren.lefz thissweek for a foni- 'Weeks holiday. In his absence Rev. A. Laing, Will conduct-aervices on Sunday evenings. • ASIIFIELD A number from here went. int() Goclerich on the 1st to be present at the unveiling of the Soldiers' Mentor - Mr, mid Mrs. Percy Graham, a.nd little daughter of Sheppardton, Mr. and 1VIrs. Samuel Morrison and chil- dren, from near Lueknow, spent Dc-• minion day, at the home of 1\.(fr, D. K. • •when he returns with his bride, -ivliss Mr. John W. Bentley of Port Elgin, Alton loth con, Air. and Mrs. Johnson and. daugli- of Kinloss on Wednesday. evening, ami Mr. and Mrs. J. Bannernian and fa- ter Aft. and Mrs. Gowans from i\ialtur Valetta Tiffin, daughter of Mr, Mrs. Reuben Tiffin, Kinloss. mily of St, Marys, Mr., and Mrs. motored up to Mr. Roy Alton's and fast and Ivirs. Archie Anderson of St. Hill, Miss -1V101-leY of Whalen and Mrs. Mr, anci Lill's. George Canmbell and Robt. l'ardon on Sunday. visiting at the home of,311'. Tra Carnp- CON". tiOWICK Mr. and' Mrs. "VVill Philli)s Mr. and Mr% and yrs. Irvin Honi.y. of Bei- Claris. Switzer and family of Science spent Dominion Day. Helens visited -with 11/tr. and Mrs. A, Thacker and familY of Teesvf at:er, frorn Algoma are at present Ur. R.oy McGee has purchased a ' bell of Zion. Nit, and mrs, John \Arridt anefarni_ Mrs. Patton of Goderich spent Sun: Y spent Sunday in; HailiSton: day at the borne of Mr. "I'llomas 1-1^er- " uson ear Lanea Mrs. 'Pliottias "Vitliel.s" sister Ha^c'kett, has returned , in the burg at presebt.- new Ford "louring car, t Miss „Amelia Lpasver and Mr, Char- lie Leaver spent Sunday with Mr. and 1 Mrs, Mark Gardner of Zion. Mil and Mrs. Harry McClenaghan -and babe of Belgrave spent 'Tuesday with Mc, and Mrs. Geo. M,cClenaghan. ; Miss• Edith Gaunt or Lnekunw visit- ors Sunday at her home here, Miss Annie Kennedy of Goderich Marine Hospital visited one day last -I -eck at her home on the 20d, for' the' purpose, of .enabling the elee- tors..to vote\ on the propose& By -Law: BE IT THEREFORE enacted by the Municipal Council of :the Corpora- tion of the' of Wingharn fol - ng John Gaunt was in London' on Tuesday and visited with ."Mr. Chas. ':Mr„. and Mrs, 5. D. Ileccroft and Ernest visited with Mr. and Mrs. AndreNv Kirk Of Seaforth last Wednes-1 M,r. 'Webster of Glammis and Mr. • 3ohn R. Webster o,f St. Helens; • visited at the home oil Mr. and Mrs. Pen lNi.cClerlaghan Qn Monday last. Mr, Wm, Leach of Detroit is visit - "ng with his atilt .Mrs, D. Gillies, Whiteelnirch is proud of Its new :stretch of sidewalk, from the manse to' Mr, A. It's Mallon's store with a splen. did • 'approach :to the Presbyterian ,Chttrch st cl)s. • Mr5„ ;56hrt Campbell is not recover., froM her stroke as truickly a5 her • 1 1 ty fr'snds it,76ttici, like to 0,0 . itatot.11, bit. and Mrs. Will Lorne from Holyrood. • Ea of -,(s MT. and Mrs.Will Baldwin of Lanes monton are visiting at .the home of spent Sunday 20, isfso.soelss Lorne Laird'. ,bit. and lifts. 'Wm. Bray and Irene A number. from On, burg attended from Windsor, motored up 'Lb John the Orange sermon in the Melhodi,t Mullin's, near Belfast, Friday return - Church in Gorrie. ing Monday. Mr. 'and Mrs, Nelson. Go.wcly, 'Messrs, ,Herl) and George. Dr,eatian A uttrill)er from this vicinity intend. isdlitail and 'Mr. and .Mrs. Tielin of lows The votes of the. electors of the Corporation of the Town of Wing - ham shall be taken on the said propos- ed By-law on the, 4.111 day of August, A. D. 1924, between the hours of ninc o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon at the fol- lowing places, and by the Deputy Re- turning Officers a-nd Poll Clerics, namely: Ward No, T-1?olling sub-xlivision No, at Robertson's garage, Edgar Paulson, D. R. 0.. John McCool, Poll Clerk. Ward No. 2 --Polling sub-divisiOn No. 2, at 1Davidson's Implement Shop, John McCallum, D.R,O., Chas. 1 -30W - den, Poll Clerk. . Ward No. 3—Polling sub -division No..3, at Town Hall, Lloyd Hingston, D. 0. R. J. Day, Poll Clerk. ard 4—Polling sub -division No. 4, at the 'Diaminion ExpreSs Of- fice, Thos. Garrhtt, D. R. 0., j, W. Dodd, Poll Clerk, Ward No. 5 --Polling sub -division Ho. 5, at A. Bell's residence, Arthur Angus, D. R. 0., Thomas Miller, Poll Clerk. • On the 2Sth day of July, A. D. 10‘1, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the head of the Council of the said Corporal:Ton • of some mem- ber of aaid Council appointed for that purpose by resolution shall attend at the Town Hall in the said Municipall, ty for the purpose of appoin,ting, and, if requested so to db, shall appoint by writing signed by hini two persons to attend at the final summing up of the votes liy the Clerk, and. one person to attend at each polling place on behalf of the- persons ,interested in and, pro- moting the propOsed By -Law, and it like Mut-05er on 'behalf ,of the persons interested and opposing the propos- ed ty-Law.,,_ 3, On the, Fifth day of Attgnst, D. 1924, at the' hour 0 JO o'clock in the forenoon, at the Town Hall, in the said Mtnicipality the Clerk of the said Municipality shall attend. and stun up the votes given for and against the proposed 13y1Law. ed mrs, ieletcalfe on Sunday. and mist, Maggie ShaA. ckleton near taking in tile celebration in Goderieh Zion, spent 'Sunday- at Mrs, 'Harry Saturday, .. Ritchardsou"s, Lapsidr. All those -who attended the Reunion A large tuunbc;r of the Orangemen, st bio. r, Howis,,k,,rei)Or'ti gboa..o.roc, from lion a 11 d 'P'114s t attended. ihe , 'MARRIED,: T-lays-,-ePaulOn.,-Moi.,a.,', June .3oth itt Edgewood PresbYterian''Manse, Pit t'S b rg, pertriytyAriia,"b.t.lie Rev.. .. Dr, Catneron,347 Janies -,Grant HaYS . and. MiSS ;Maude • ter of- the late: Me. .a.nd., Mrs., .8anl- waYs Paul, 1Pluevale Ont, Thebricie is a granddaughter:Ofthe late Rev. Ti.. Paul :and, tiel.co. 0 1", I'v.rsojos. Pugh aervice tit the Preabytertari Church in 1,uelcriow ,Sunday, delivered by the Pastor, Rev. Mr. McCallum. Mr. and All's. Wilfred Drunan rf Crewe spent Sunday with lvir. and Mra, George Hunter, ' Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stothers ard Loraine near Dungannon, were over to Zion Suriday evening to heat' the Orange Sermon, Mr. and :qrs. john Little, Mr. and. Yrs Ilt.olert Nelson and children of Conr.ey's Corner spent Sunday itilit • Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin, Ilelfast. clay, Mr; and. -.Mrs. WM.. Mitchell last Sun - \71T0 are sorry to report the serious illness of Mildred,, the little daughter of :Air, and Mrs. -Chad Heiming's. 'We hope she, may soon recover,' . Rev. Mr. atid Mrs: Osterhont of Lueknow sformei' pastor and wife of uggispla this circuit renewed old acquaintances recently. ThessOrangemen front this vicinity attended in a body the service held in the Wroxeter Methodist Church last: 'Sunday evening. Mr. Henry Muir has purchased a. new Ford Coupe. .nasima..........rnewaawrmeamemme map, KING BROS. . . E E tiro 'fitok gad Int' Two Logo 21 8 re -ain t 111E11E111 II 111E110111n LOT NO, 1—Suits of Sancl,, Nayr. Tiicotine, Cut Duvetyn and Cream Flannel, beautifully tailored_ and finished, 'regularly priced from 27,50 to 37.50. Bargain Price to clearSz2.75. 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LINGERIES In a varietyof qualities and styles, Vests; Slips, Step Ins, Drawers, ,Cornbinations,' Night Gowns, Ximonas,, etc, 250 to $.3.00 per garrnerit. HOSIERY Silk Hose and Lisle Hose of fine uality and lustrous finish, in all the rievr shads. soc $Loo, 5.75 aid 2.25, Silk Scarfs, Sleeveless Sweate itted Sport S Hs, Crepe Skl Wo athing Snits, Etc. for Your Vaeafton ing 1111111110111111t one 71 WingharnA 1.