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Owing to the busy seeding season some of. our customers could not come and; share in the Great Big
Saving Sale at The Enterprise, we have decided t',, continue ur sale for another Ten Days, with Big-
ger Bargains Than Ever .Our co : tinuation of this Ten, Day Sale will be the greatest of all sales we ever
had.Just a few items listed below
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chased within next 3 Days.
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Men's Suits
NAVY ALLu0Qi►
WOOL SERGE
MEN'S NAVY BLUE IR-
ISH SERGE, BIGGEST VA-
LUE IN THE 12.00',
COUNTRY only Gr '119
DON'T FORGET NO MAT,,
TER WHAT SUIT YOU
BUY YOU GET A RAZOR
'FREE.
MEN'S FINE PEN STRIP
ES, : BLUE : OR BROWN,
REGULAR $35.00, AT THE
ENTERPRISE -19.95
SALE , _ aa
DON'T: FORGET T H E
RAINCOATS AT THE EN-
TERPRISE . 6 ®9 5
STORE only. -.-
- BOYS' SUITS ON SALE
3.95 4.95 5.95
Boys' Blouses
MEN'S ODD PANTS, Sale
2.45, 2.95
MEN'S OVERALLS• -AND.
SMOCKS IN ALL y ace
SIZES AT .______ i.
MEN'S COTTON 1.69
ADE PANTS.- [� •
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We have stirred the country with our
ig Values in Suits, s ur $18 Navy Serge
Suit has ,,een a winner and Great San
viag to the buyer. You cannot buy this
Suit anywhere else less than $32.50, at
the Enterprise Sale $18, A 11 Wool Serge
made by the best' i rrs in the country.
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They are Hats
you will save
from $3 to $5.
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Ladies' Coats
IF YOU HAVE IN MIND.
BUYING A COAT, NOW
I5 YOUR CHANCE, YOU
WILL NEVER GET THEM
ANY . CHEAPER, ` REAL
FINE VELOURS 7095
DUVATINE 12.95 �!
COATS AT_._
ONLY TEN COATS OF
POIRET TWILL AND GA-
BERDINE . 14.95
LADIES' VESTS 19
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LADIES' FINE COTTON
HOSE 19c
AT ___...
WOMEN'S HOUSE ae,
DRESSES AT _- qv
BROADCLOTH
BLOUSES AT ...;.__...1. °'
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Mens Footwear
i MEN'S. HEAVY W O RK
SHOES, WELLENTINES'
HEAVY GRAIN,,, GUAR-
ANTEED TO 2 95.
WEAR, AT .--:._..._ •
i MEN'S FINE OX-
FORDS, AT __..._._ �® eJ
MEN'S FINE' •S H 0 E S,
GOODYEAR 3
WELT, AT 095
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A Clu"h or Suitcase FREE
with every Ladies' Coat I
purchased here.
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The Success of Everyone is What He Saves, Come to the Enterprise and Save. Plea to Conie in Bunches.
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STORE
MEN
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By Betty Webster
Spring Cleaning Tips
Turpentine is a' useful liquid, for
house . cleaning clays. Paint the clo-
set woodwork and drawers with it.
Also bed springs. Moths and bugs
do not like turpentine,
To Protect Wall Covering;While
Cleaning Woodwork
While washing, oiling or painting Asparagus is a tempting, luscious Method; Cook spaghetti in boiling minutes in a moderate oven, Serve . pause. One is • Judge Spotton, of
woodwork, bold piece of tin or some vegetable which can be fixed in asalt water until _ tender. Drain and hot• with chocolate sauce. Top with Guelph, who took occasion, in con
light metal with a smooth edge variety of ways, and which we should 'rinse with cold water. Melt butter. whipped cream.
against the wall above' or below
woodwork being cleaned; An old au=
tomobile license or new dust pan are
satisfactory for this. ,
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To Clean. Rugs
Rugs can be cleaned beautiful at
home, thereby saving a big cleaner's'
bill. Here's a good cleaning mixture:
z
quart of rain water.
2 tablespoons pure soap dhips.
2 tabels'poons powdered borax
Boil together -remove from stove
—cool. Then add 2 tablespoons ordi-
nary washing ammonia.'
Method: Have rug lying on
clean flat surface. Scrub rug thor-
oughly with mixture. Theis- with
clean rag wipe rug off well, rubbing
nap back the proper way. Let dry,
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COOKING HINTS
Seasonable Spring Foods
all use bountifully in the Spring. Add spaghetti (cut up). Add cheese. —0—
Onions are also a beautiful vegeta-Cook until cheese is incited. Add Chocolate Sauce
li1e. To be used separately or in sal-' eggs and seasoning. Cook until mitt- i l square chocolate (bitter).
ad. Also as ;a relish. There is noth- !tore thickens. Serve on toast. Trim 2 teaspoons of butter.
ing much tastier than. small green on- with,.•pimento. }. cup of boiling water.
ions cut up with salt and pepper and :: —o— 1 cup of sugar.
vinegar. Use "onions in connection' BAKING HINTS Vanilla.
with fresh' crisp watercress and. Luncheon Cakes with
• nection of the trial of one Walsh,
who was arrested at Shelburne for
seduction and abduction, to comment
prevalence of immorality among
young people throughout the County
6f Wellington, While not excusing
the youths he put a large share of the.
blame on the mothers for this lam-
Method: Melt chocolate in double entable state of affairs, and the ap-
Chocolate Sauce boiler—add batter. Slowly pour on parent lack of parental restraint .The
i13 cup of shortening, boiling water. Stir constantly. Add 'other is Judge Coatsworth, of Toron-
r cup sugar. sugar. Boil 5 minutes. Add vanilla to who in commenting on a case of
z egg, and tiny bit of salt. Serve hot. seduction tried before him, said:
Vanilla, (Readers, Note: If you have any "Most of the defence witnesses were
cup mi11c... . questions concerning Recipes and nth- young fellows who exhibiteda moral
z f cups flour. er Household Hints you ,would like depravity which is perfectly shock -
z teaspoon cinnamon. to ask 'Betty Webster—address her in ing, and that when parents and guard-
Method: Cream shortening and su- care of this paper.) ians allow any of thein the use of a
gar. Acld egg yoke; vanilla and half inotor car, particularly in the even -
the milk, Then half the flour with What Two Judges Say ings, they are contributing to his de-
baking powder, cinnamon and salt. During the past few days we have liquincy. It behooves every • lover of
Then remaining milk and flour. Last seen pronounceinents from two of our purity and decency to seek out the
fold in the whites of eggs, beaten Ontario judges that should make a causes 'of this degeneracy and to en
stiff, Bake in :small greased tins 20 giddy and pleasure seeking public deavor to have them removed.
French dressing. You will find this'
combination delightful. _.
Salmon is extra good in the late
Spring.
Lamb—is an ideal meat at this
time,. of year.
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Spagbetti Rarebit (Fine For
• A Luncheon)
package of spaghetti.
i tablespoon butter.
I cup grated cheese.
2 . well beaten eggs.
Salt and pepper.
Pimento for trimming,
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