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ren'S Spring Coats, correct models, Fancy Tweeds,.
Velours, Poiret Twills, evergarment is well tailored Y allored rim -
and you can rely upon the styles. See our values at
$9.50, $11.50, $14.75
Special in Dresses, . Broadcloth
Stripes, Our Cut Price9At
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Silk Crepe Dresses, New Mod-
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colors, ;Special.--__.
Silk Rayon . Dresses, made in
Good Style, Fancy Patterns, see
our val-
ues at 3 ®9 a 1d 4.90
Fugi Silk Dresses nice 7 a 5
ly made in best colors
Aprons -Just received a special
clearance of plain and fancy
pattern. aprons, ,guaranteed all
fast colors Cut Prices 9 m _
Fresh Groceries at Cut Prices
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Corsettes, manufacturers clear
ing, line; latest models,; usually
sold at, $2.00. They
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Hose, xo doz. on sale at a big
saving, Women's Silk Hose in
Leading . Colors, regu-
lar value $1.25, cut price�'
5 doz. Extra Fine.
Women's Silk Hose\
reduced to
Bloomers, see the new Goldette
Silk BIoomers, non pulling, non
rolling, nom. buldging, "double
gusset, long back, Our, z69
Price
Pride °
Quality
1.39.
Ginghams, 'Dre'ss Gingham in;
stripes and checks, fast colors,
20C and 25c
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(With apologizes tp Geo. Raby,
Victoria B, C.)
'Last sunamex•looking for some joys
To fill this earthly scene,
't thought I'd join these gay old boys
In bowling on' the green, ,
took the bowls and dropped
flat
With energetic thumps.
The bowlers yelled out, "Don't do that
You'll fill the green with bumps,"
hem
So gently then I let thein slide,
Aimed straight as any arrow
But long before they reached the end
The skip cried out, "You're narrow."
'So next I tried to aim them out
Well fo the other side
When lo, once more the skip bawled
out
"O man, you're awful' wide."
"0 well," I thought, "I'll put on
speed
And keep an even pitch •
'The bowl rushed down,'; swept past
the jack
And landed in the ditch.
Next time I 'tried a cannier hand
I would much easier go.
The bowl stopped half- way down the
green
And all cried out, "You're slow."
'At last I slipped a bowl by chance
Unheeded` down the track
it struck a lump and took a curve
And landed on'the jack:
Then all the boys: gave loud applause
And' said, "`You''re doing splendid."
el My. • head began to Swell and straight
My master play was ended.
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W!NGHAM ONTARIO
We are interested in greater egg production and to' stimulate
same will offer a bonus on Extras to Producers who bring their eggs
to us in over twenty five dozen lots.
We will also continue giving FREE' settings of eggs as previ-
ously advertised.
These eggs will also be onsaleat 75c per setting.
F. W. M'cANDLESS,'Branch7Mannager.
Phones -Office 62w, Residen oe 62j.
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pp SILK SCARFS SET $1.39'
it Silk Scarfs with handker-'
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chiefs to'match in beautiful de -
m signs in the New Light Shades
ii for 'summer were, Special $s.39
.4 SILK GL.OVES..
61 New Sill' Gloves' with Plain
and Fancy Colored Cuffs, the
.very 'latest' in the light spring
• shades ....,,_ .,.•$s.00 to $2,25
® SILK HOSE
O Vedas and Murcury Hosiery
M in Pure Silk and Art Silk, Bran,
IN Harvest, . Atmosphere, Grey,
Nude, Beige, Sunset, Black and
- White at very attractive prices
1 e5c to $2.39
I CHILDREN'S SOX
! Plain and Fancy Cuff in short
R .,, and three quarter length sox
for children in shades of Nude,
Shell and Sand, sizes 6 to 8 at
45c and 6o0 pair.
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BROADCLOTHS 69c
English' Broadcloths and Ad.
,ora Crepeian, Floral, Checks,
and Stripe Effects in a large
range of patterns to choose
from 36 in. wide, special 69c yd.
LADIES DRESSES
A splendid range of Ging-
hams,.
ing-hams,. Crepe and. Broadcloth
Dresses in neat styles and pat-
terns in sizes x6 years to 44 at
attractive prices ranging from
$2.215 to $3.50.
HOUSE APRONS $1,x9
Made in a large roomy style
of best quality Gingham, .neatly
trimmer], fiat special $x.19
MEN'S VVRAR
Fancy Shirts attached collars
$x•95
Young `Men's Suits $i8:5o
(dethe new ,soft collar 3 for
$x,00
Mew Straw Hats $x.00 to $3,co
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For when I tried to draw, the bowl
Would straighten like a pin,.
And when I tried to knock them out
II' always knocked them in.
And then another would exclaim
"It`s hard hick, I should worry"
To lie in six and get knocked out.
By that' big Johnnie Currie.
'Perhaps 'twas Scotty Forbes I heard.
Singing an old Scotch tune ,
That sounded like a Hieland dirge
'0 mon, ` I'm doon, I'm loon.
But when I looked to where he stood
I `really must declare
'He was not prone upon the ground
'But right itp in the air,
saw another michty mon
Stand up sae straight and braw;
No one could tell himwhat to do
For weel he kentied' the
We hungry got, and thirsty too,
But not a bite we found,
Nor drop to wet our throats, although
A •Booth was on the ground.
But when the champions met that day
'Twas then the game got. hot,
No matter how well Crawford played
Jack Mason spoiled his shot.
At last I met the veterans' rink
Recruited from the ark,.
They'd learned the game with old
King Tut
And bowled me off the park. -
Iowe'er it be you'll all agree
There is no merrier scene
Than when these boys of eighty ddd
iGo bowling on the green.
'Sale of Underwear
Special, 20 doz. Men's Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, at Isards Sale 490
BORN
Stapleton -In Turnberry on Wednes-
day, May x2th,, to Mr. and Mrs,
James Stapleton, a son.
COMMUNICATION
Mr, A. G. Smith,
Winghain, Ontario,
Dear Sir:
In reference to your article of me
and tlie' 1st aid movement with the
Boy Scouts is quite correct but I' wish
you to_let the public know that it
costs the nothing, neither do I get or
task anything for the same. As it has
been thrown up to nae that I am gett-
ing a revenue ° from the Government.
for this. Which is untrue. 1
17th President Sir Hetiry Thornton,
wants all employees to take up this
work and 1 ata only teaching the boys
what 1 get myself posting me nothing
and costing them nothing, Mr. Pos.
liff their Scout Master is well pleas-
ed the way they are taking up their
work and the way they take up their
work • is a credit to Wingham,
Trusting if yoti have the space for
this hi your valuable paper for I ant
only helping out as best I can and
trust -it May be of use when some
meet with mishap, when xat air Will,
help tlhetn.
Thanking you,
W, Sneath, Winghnnt,
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SALEM
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Gallaher from
'near Bluevale, visited at the home of
Mr. and. Mrs', A. E. Gallaher one day
recently.
Mrs. Win. Mines has the sympathy
Of the neighborhood in the death of
her mother, Mrs. Breen of Winghan;
Mr. and 'Mrs. George Fralick, of
Toronto, spent a few days recently
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Allan Fralick.
Mrs. Jack Gallaher visited a couple
of days last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Metcalfe near
Delmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Palmer, visited
'friends in Wingliarn on day recently,
BLUEVALE
The congregational meeting of Eb-
enezer United Church on the Blue -
'vale Circuit on Thursday evening,
May loth., at 8 p. m., when reports
of the different organizations will be
®,pream
sented. All are cordially invited
1 to attend.
BELGRAVE
The Play, ,"Deacon. Dubbs," will be
preseted by the Young People of S.
S. No. 5, Morris, in the C. O. F. Hall,
Belgrave, Friday Evening, May 28th.,
at 8 o'click. Musical program be-
tween acts. Admission 35c and 25c.
Don't miss it.
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GLENANNAN
Mrs, Murchison, spent the week-
end with friends in -Toronto.
Mr. Alex. Baird of Flint, Michigan
is spending a few days at his :home
here'
Misses Laura Robinson, Jean Wil-
ton : and ° Grant Wilton, were the
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lincoln on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir, were
recent visitors' at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Gilmour.
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Mr. and Mrs. _Charlie Catliers, and.
children, also Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Renwick, called at, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Eadie on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Dunkin, and
sons, Walter and Jackson, spent Sun-
day with friends in Morris.
Mrs. Laub and two children of
Toronto are visiting with friends in
these parts,
Miss Hannah Stokes o'f. Belmore,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
Thos. Appleby. '
Mr. Elmer Breen of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, spent the week -end at his
home' here,
Mr, James Muir of Hannah, North
Dakota, attended the funeral of his
brother, the late Mr. Robert Muir.
Mrs; Sam Marshall, spent ,a day
last week at Mr. Wm, Shoebottoan of
Belgrave.
Mrs• Kermath and Raymond, spent
a 'day last week at Mr. Russel Harris'
home, Hawick.
The death, occurred on Sunday.,
May gth., in the person of Mr. Ro-
bert S: Muir, The deceased had not
been enjoying the best of health for
sometime, although his death came
as a shock to the community: He
was born on the sixth line of Turn -
berry on January the 15th., 1864 and
later on moved to his late home on
the tenth of Turnberry, where he has
ever since resided. Mr. Muir was ,a
Man of honesty, a kind neighbor. He
was a regular attender of. Eadies'
Presbyterian Church. He, leaves to
mourn his loss a sorrowing widow,
one daughter and four sons, Mrs.
Thomas Wallace ;of the tenth of
Turnberry, George and Peter of Tor
womidnomolmomsamo
onto, Robert of Detroit acid Norman,
let heme. The pallbearers
Messrs, David Wallace, Thos Weir .
Reuben Stokes, Andrew Gamble, John.
'Metcalfe and David Fortune, The
Rev. Dr. Petrie conducted the servi-
ces at both the house and grave. in-
terment being made in Wing/tam
Cemetery on Thursday, May 13th.
Mrs. Muir and •family have the heart-
felt sympathy of a wide circle of.
friends.
Be is gong, He is gone.
To a home beyond the skies,
Where the fields are robed in beauty'
And the sunlight never dies,
BELMORE
The Women's Institute will lead the
Endeavor, Sunday evening, May 3oth.
A general cleaning up took place at
the Community Hall, Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Hannah Stokes, spent the
Past week with Mrs. Appleby and oth-
er friends at Glenannan,
Miss Amy Newans and Lloyd
Zimin, returned to their respective -
homes Sunday, also Clara Metcalf,
Those out of the village, 'Sunday
w,cre Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, Mr. and?
Ivtrs. Herd and family at Teeswater;
Pearl- Douglas and J. J. Scott, in Grey
Township.
Mr, and Mrs. John Darling, Mary'
Aitken, Mary Stokes, Cecil McNeil
attended the Presbytery meeting at.
Brussels, Tuesday.
Mrs: Henry Johann continues quite
poorly,
Miss Irene Mundell has organized ..
a music class.
Don't forget the musical program
on Thursday, May Both.
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Pearls •
Beautiful Pearl Necklaces,
Regular $5.00 Pearls, Sale Price
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Sterling Silver, regular up to
$2.50, Sale Price
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Diamonds •
A remarkable collection of
Jewelled Creations of flashing
beauty in White or Green Gold
Basket mounting of filigree de-
sign very pretty, Regular $20.Oo
Sale Price
`$9.65
Diamonds
Beautiful Clear White Dia-
Mond in 14k White Gold sett-
ings, formerly priced' at $25.00,
Sale Price
$14.75
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This colossal Jewelery Selling Event is now
launched and under way. Price cut to the core
embracing every article in this select stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelery, Silverware, Ivory
Goods, Cut Glass and Fine Chinaware. Antici-
pate your wedding presents, personal and home
needs now: A sale that will long be remember-
ed. Hundreds are attending, hundreds more.
are coming.
We have positive and imperative orders to
to sell this stock -out within the next few weeks.
We have been given a free hand in the matter •
of Price Cutting, and BELIEVE ME we are
making some drastic cuts in this respect, : and
urge everyone to attend this Adjustment Sale.
Merchandise Sales Co., Ltd.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY- We. Examine Eyes
Scientifically. Special sale of Spectacles. This
is your opportunity to consult a reliable and ex-
perienced Eyespecialist with years of successful
practice. "We test your eyes and grind glasses
to suit. - J. H. Stephenson, Eye Specialist
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aamonal Rings
Real handsome Diamond
Rings in Perfect Blue White
Stones, in handsome settings,
Regular price $6o.00, Sale Price
$3759
Mantel Clocks
Popular Turn Hour Shape,
hand carved Mahogany Gathed-
ral Gong Strike, Regular $16.5o
Sale price
$9.95
Kitchen Clocks
Beautiful... Designs._ in... Oak,•
hand Carved Cases, '8 day
hour strike, Regular $7.5o Sale
Price
$4.95
Wrist Watches
Ladies accurate, x5 jewelled
lever movements in Green or
White Gold, filled cases, hand.
somely engraved, fully guaran.
teed,' formerly $x2.00 to $xs.00,
Sale Price
$6.95.
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Beautiful Cut Glass, Marma-
lades, Butter Dishes, Vases,
Corn Pots, Salad Plates etc.,
Regular up to $2.5o, Sale Price
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did 'design, Regular $r5.00 val-
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$8.65
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Wrist Watches
Ladies Rectangular Wrist
Watches in best quality Gold
Filled Cases, Green or White
Gold, 1.7 jewelled lever move-
meats, Regular price $ao.00
Sale Price '
$9.95
Wrist Watches
Ladies Handsome Solid Gold '
Wrist Watches sok' Green or
White Gold with High Oracle
fully guaranteed movement, Re-
gular $25.0o now
$12.95
Watch our windows for special bargains andSave, Save, Save. Hundreds of articles not advertised are on sale at
special prices. Decide to attend early and often.
Off all Community and Rogers Silver duringthis Ad`ustm
• : ' 20 Per Cent � y g Adjustment Sale ;. .
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Opposit Queens Hotel
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