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made in good style—
:k Broadcloth Blouses, 2 ¢�0
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® Bloomers, leading col- .9$ Q
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6f1 Slips, our cut prices are __
- 81.25 and $e.65
Corsetalls, clearance at a Bar-
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HOSIERY "DEPARTMENT
Best makes and best values,
Silk Hose, in all the lead-
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'rag colors. Now
12.95
Silk Dresses, best colors, on sale at
$8.95 and $9.50
Baby Silk. Bonnets, special at
$r.00 and 1.25
Aprons, 5 doz. large co-oe
verall Aprons, fast color
EXTRA SPECIAL - ro pieces
Krinkle Crepe, best colors and
Floral designs, regular
value 35c, Bargain ____ gd
Coating, 54 inch Tweed Coating
5 patterns to clear 100o
per yard at
SHOE DEPARTMENT
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Slippers, atm,.._: $x.ig and 1.5o
Misses' Patent Slippers at.--
_ $x.95 and ,2.19
Women's Patent Slippers at -.:c..
$3.75 and 3.95
GROCERIES, AT CUT
PRICES
Special xo bars of Soap andaa''a
good 6 qt. Kettle, Reg. '04
Value $x.92 for_ _ _.,.
MEN'S WEAR
Men's Suits, New Models and
Fancy Tweed effects, you save
on our cut prices
$18.00, $1g.5o
Boy's Suits, latest style at cut
prices, see them at
86.50,' $7.50 $9.00
Men's Overalls, Extra Special,
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Overalls, Bargain. at
Work Shirts, all sizes
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Rain Coats, Waterproof Wool
Top Coats, $xo.00 Val- 7 mil
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Socks, ro doz. Men's
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Mr; Harold Holmtes of Detroit and
r ,;,gym Miss Mary Blair, also' of Detroit
El spent the week -end visiting the for-
® flier's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew
® Holmes, •
■( Mrs, Jim Scott of West Lorne is at
■ present visiting her parents, Mi. and
MI Mrs„. Chas. Garniss.
Mr. Hairy Elliott, arrived home Sat-
urday after spending the winter in
Detroit.'
Mr. and Mrs: Leggatt, spent the
week -end visiting relatives: in Coiling-
■ wood.
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■' Mrs, luchison,' Miss Sanderson and
Miss Ore of Toronto, spent part of
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last week in Bluevale.
®Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coultice and
• daughter Grace of Listowel, spent
■ Sunday, visiting Mrs, Snell and also
® Urs, Coultice.
Mrs. Susan Doidgc of Toronto;
■. spent part' of last week visiting at An-
■ drew I-lolines.
■, Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Elliott and
Loaoe, spent Sunday at Mr. Chas,
■ • Garniss.'
®, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oke, visited
yia with friends in Listowel on Sunday,
IV Mrs. Toni Brandon and two chit
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see this sign, for the
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dren of Bayfield, visited Mr, and M
Hockridge on Saturday.
lir. Milton Cunnighatx anti, Mr
Leiggatt were in Drayton, on' Tuesda
attendin the wedding of the former'
brother, a
ra. ward. YEAR or JOHN ROBIN -
SON'S CIRCUS
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s Robinson's will soon be in oar midst
as the billboards throughout the
- tiountry proclaim in loud and lurid co-
- lors, its coming to Stratford for after -
d noon and night peformanees on; Sat-
urday, June 5. Hundreds of eircus
- lovers of this conairmnity are making
plans to attend the circus that day, as
the merit and superiority of John Ro-
binson's Circus is well known here,
John Robinspn comes this year
with an, entirely new performance
from the opening of the gorgeous
spectacle', to the sensational and'thrill-
ing finishing numbers, Europe and
the Orient were jteked for novelties
and features by representatives of the
circus last winter, and the foremost
wild anima] acts of ° the universe were
purchased and added to the Robin
son's double menagerie,
Such'noted trainers of the steel ar-
ena as Capt, Theodore, Nellie Roth,
Theo Schroeder, : Ione Carle, Bert
Noyes, Margaret Trompson, Carl
Bruce, and Dewey Butler will send
their jungle charges through remark-
able rotuines, Another special attrac-
tion will be Carlos Carreori's contin-
gent of Wild West Champions, in-
cluding• cowboys, cowgirls and a tribe
of Sioux Indians from the Pine Ridge
reservations in South Dakota. ,
Regular circus features and acts
will also have prominent places on the
lengthy program, The Rudy Rudy-
nofff Family of Equestrians from
Austria; the Ben Mohamid Arabs
from Arabia;, the Four Barron Girls
from England; Senoirta Piedad Mar -
ales from Mexico; Miss Rgwena Giles
from Australia; Petite Tetu from Ja-
pan, and tre Eddys from London are
but a few of the noted acts:
Clown •alleys will have a contingent
of fifty famous fun makers, boys who
know the art of extracting. chuckles
and grins 'from*young and old. Sliv-
ers Johnson, Jack Harris, Abe Gold-
stein; George Harmon, the Simmons
Twins; Jack Fenton, Joe O'Brien and
foe Wilde are but a few of the fam-
ous "Merry Andrews."
In order to give a complete and
perfect performance, there, will be no
street parade.
Mr, and Mrs, L, H, Bosman accom
parried by Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Bain
ten attended Conference in Stratfor
on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Geddes of Bel
sister, Miss Martha Fraser. •
grave, spent Sunday with the latter's
Rev, Mr, Walden and George Mc-
Donald, attended Conference in. Stiat-
lord last week.
Mr. Arthur Shaw and William Pea-
cock also attended conference
Mr.' and Mrs, Will Stewart and two
children of Grand. Valley, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ste-
wart, •
Mr, Stewart Cowan ha dhis, tonsils
removed last Tuesday and is getting
along nicely.
I)r. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott of Bran
don, Man,, are visiting at the home of
he former's,father, ,.Mr.- Jas. E]liott,
Mn Howard Stewart received a car
of felt shingles today.
Mr. Flemming BIack, spent the,
weekend at Toronto.
We are sorry to report that Mrs: C.
B. 1VIoffatt, who has been seriously ill
suffered another paralatic stroke yes-
terday and is very low.
The Annual Congregational meet-
ing of the United Church here will be
hyld at the church on Thursday even-
ing June 3rd.
The regular monthly meeting of L.
O. L. No. 766 was held in the lodge
room last evening:
Johnston & Black, shipped two cars
of cattle to Toronto Saturday.
Mr.'Robt. Shaw tdok charge of ser-
vice in -United Church last Sunday,
as the Pastor was, attending confer-
ence. Mr. Shaw gave a fine sermon
which was enjoyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Thornton of
Gorrie, spenti Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Thornton.
Most men detest
buying new shoes
because they dread
the "breaking.in"
period. The Invictus
Shoe eliminates this
stage •entirely.
It fits the normal foot
perfectly as soon as it is
drawn on and holds that
fit . throughout 'its service.
And the Invictus is
durable l Made of the best
leathers only; strongly
stitched with silk that does
not rot or fray—every
Invictus can be depended
upon to retain its smart
appearance months longer
than the ordinary shoe.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
'Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Section 56, Chap. 121, of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, that allpersons
having claims against the estate of
Peter McLaren, deceased, who died on
or about the twenty-third day of April
A. D. 1926, at the Town of Winghani
in the Province of Ontario, are requir-
ed to send by post, prepaid, or to de-
liver to R.. Vanstone, Wingharn, On-
tario, Solicitor for •the Executrix, on
or before the twenty-eighth day of
June, A. D. x926, their names and ad-
dresses,' with full .particulars in writ-
ing of their claims and the nature of
the securities (if any) held by them
duly verified by a statutory declara-
tion.
And further take notice that after
the said twenty-eighth day of June,
1926, the said executrix will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said es-
tate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which she shall then have
had notice, and the said. executrix
shall not be liable for the said assets
or any part thereof to any person of
whose claim she shall not then have
received notice.
DATED at Whigham this first day
of June,, A. D. 1926.
R. VANSTONE,
Wing -ham, Ont.
Solicitor for the Executrix.
WROXETER
The W. I. was held at the home of
Mts. G A. Wearrieg on Thursday
last, A splendid auditors report was
read by Miss A. Musgrove. An inter-
esting paper was given by Mrs, J, Lo-
vell oti "The School as a Centre of In-
fluence," while Mrs. T. Hupfer told us
s'omethitrg'of "When and How to
Display the Canadian Flag;" The'
following officers were elected for
the coming yeartn-Pres., Mrs. S. Me -
Naughton; Sec,, Miss I'. 13azlewoocl
Vice -Pres,, Miss E, Hazlewood and'
Mrs, Davidson; Directors, Misses N.
Ball, A .Musgrove and M. Pope;
Press Reporter, Mts. Davidson; Pian-
ist, Miss Armstrong.
The Women's Institute are planing
to give the Village a .Musical Treat
ori Thursday of next week,
DIED
MacDoiiald--In Winnipeg yon May
26th„ 2926, Angus MacDonald, for
t'nerly of Wii gltant,
Bolt -On Tuesday, June 1st., at his
residence, Wingham , Town Plot,
William Bolt, aged 77 years, ' The
funeral Will be held. .to Whighar
'Cemetery
an Thursday afternoon,
BORN
Ott s—Irn Wingbant tit li'i'iday, May
xxs't., 2926, to Mt. and Mrs; Alvin
Otitis, a dtlttgltter. Stillberi, ,
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