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easonable Goods
Price
�--' For this Week -End we are making, Special Price Conces-
sions on many lines for July Clearance. The stocks are
all fresh clean Foods, but in some instances the quanti-
ties are limited and of course will not last long. Shop
Early for the lines in which you are interested.
Women's' Batldng Sults
$3.89 ..
Natural Shade Pongee�Silk
■ 48c•.
1111 Green Edge Quality of fine even texture,
,■ free from dressing. For Blouses, Dresses,
al Underwear, Curtains and Chil r1 Q C
dren's `wear, 33 inches wide:per yd
20 Summer Dresses 82.98
A mere fractionof their oritginal cast. '
Good color combinations in Voiles, Broad-
cloth, Zepher and Basket Weaves, $13.5o
to $1645 Values. Out they go 2®98
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Knitted Sport Suits 58.95
One and two piece 'styles in these popular
Summer Togs. Dresden, Camel, Green
Fawn, Scarlet and Mixtures. Reg. **"•*;
priced x2.25 to 15.00 July Clearance
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Normandy Voiles 59c
The best Fabric ii the Printed Voile class.
Spots and Figures in 'many sizes and de-
signs that make Charming -Summer Dress-
es. Regular 75C and 85c goods. 59 Cr
July Clearance ._.,.,,,,r...=--._-, ---- a7.
Kayser Silk Gloves $1.00
Long and short lengths in these Kayser
Quality Gloves, many having. Cuffs, Frills
and Tuckings, Values Y So to 3.5o 1.00
July Clearance, per pair..__.,..__
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Covering Chintzes
per yard 33c
All,are a yard wide in Pretty Floral, Stripe
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■ Greens, Rose and, Combined Colors, for
Drapery and Covering Purposes di?”
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■ Genuine Tricoine Broad-
s t cloths 98c
■ Claimed by' the makers to be the Equal of
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■ Silk, Tub'Fast, Sun Fast. Blues, Greens,'
■ Tans, Mauve, Peach, Ivory, Sunset, White
■ n� smart stripe ef-
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'■ Black. and Navy in many p
fects..:,...Regularly Priced' $1.45, July
98c
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$2.5o. Specially'priced per` yd. "LPL7
Swiss .Duchess Satin
.. $1.58 ..
A beautiful cloth of good weight and per-
manent black finish. Ask for the one with
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IN The Cloths being sold. Values up
411
$15.00 per dozen on sale each
■ 44c, 53c, 83c
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IRISH LINENS AT
SPECIAL PRICES
� Oyster' Bleach Linen Towels with
?5 C fast color red border. July
59c
Clearance ._ ....., _ _
0+5.50 All Linen Table . Cloths, size
New Sweater Coats
Jumbo Knit, Jacquard Patterns and Plain
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$4.00, 5.75, 6.49, 8.00 111
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summer occasions. Priced
Single and Cluster Stripes of high grade,
All, Silk Broadcloth for your better Sports •
or Street Dress. Gold, Mauve, Green, Tan ■
and Blue Color Combinations,
21001 ■
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Women's Summer Vests
•. 5c ..
Watson's make. Of fine coiribed cottons,
sleeveless style in a variety of rib's, ■
25C '■
tl sizes 38 to 42.:Specially priced Ea. ■
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cotnprising all the New Colors arid weaves
98c, $1.45, .$2.00
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ELla1E•VALIia t
Mrs, M. Eldritde, Mr, Albert Man -
ser, Buffalo, N, y,, J. L. Mansel, Mrs.
Stewart :Lawless, Palmerstan, Mrs.
Thos. Phair, Garrie, Mr,and Mrs C.
Phair and children of Toronto, Wes-
ley Manscr of Niagara 'Falls, N. Y.,.
were visitors at R, Aitcheson's last
week.
Mrs, Will Kent of Brantford; fs vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Chas Elliott U
Mr. and Mrs. John Mundell and
children Hazel and Hugh, were visi-
tors at Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Mtindell's
in Drayton ,on Sunday, Mrs, Geo. -
Mttridell accompanied them glome., High Grade Suede Shoes in several:
Mrs. Erskine and daughter of To-
ronto ,spent the week -end with
friend,' Miss Bernice Shaw. .
Mr. and Mrs. David' Jewitt and
Miss Cora, Mr. and Mrs. White Stew-
art were Sunday visitors at Dungan-,
tori,
Mrs. e-
Mr. at, Elliott, Mr. and. J
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her ' colors and in practicallyall
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sizes for
2x23• yards.July az
Clearande _,.. , , ... _. _ .-- I aa77
All Linen Glass Towels.28c and 25c
(Many stamped for embroidery)
to.
All Linen Delft Blue 5 j10
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Bridge Set-..___ _
x only -first come gets it
All Linen Set, Hemstitched
A 3.5UNapkins. 2
Cloth and Q •75
Sets Only.,__.__,._..__-_:.___�.._._- V
Old' Bleach, all linen face
1.259$c
towels colored borders
$2.5o and $2.00 Venetian Scarfs ,,,,-_._..$x.39
Linen Napkins, already hemmed
25c
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(Hemstitched all around, 3 only)
All Linen Hand Towelling 1 7 C
25c gI
50c All Linen H. S. Plain
Serviettes' for__-__..._ 1.00
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qn Old Bleach Luncheon 9�6�
• Cloths - - V
Dice Pattern, Soft Finish Serviettes A Q� g.
to match. each _ _ •• - `x O
Colored Border Bath �p
1.25 Towels ., . ��C
Turkish Towellings 25c, 48c, 65c
Bigreductions on Maderia Centres, Ovals
and Oblongs
Summer Dress
Fabrics
Silk and •Cotton Georgette, Art Silk Crepes,
Printed and Plain, Embroidered Voiles,
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Laces, Bandings, Medallions, Fancy Rib- ■
bons, Gimps, Edgings, Ties, Collars; Hand- 1
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An Extensile Color range of this excellent rig
Dress Fabric awaits your selection.: Over In
20 good shades' from which to
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Royal: Summer Dresses To
Clear Less 20 j
All our Summer Dresses, the pick of the
season's most wanted materials and styles.
July Clearance less 2o per cent.
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choose. July Clearance . .:._.
Mercerised Breakfast
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IT PAYS TO SHOP HERE
row an n Toronto, 1
on Sunday at W. J. Duff's,
Mr. Harvey '.Messer of Toronto, is;
spending, his holidays under the par-
ental roof.
Florence and Norman Hall of Wro-
keter, are visiting relatives in Blue -
vale.
Miss Jeannie Sheddon spent Sun-
day at 1VIr. Robert Aitcheson's,
Mr. David Jewitt has bought a new
*Ford sedan. Some class to David.
Miss Florence Murch of Stratford,
formerly of Wingham, is spending her
holidays with her girl friend; Mrs. L
Elliott.
KING •BROS. _ WINGLAMI
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isaansianammaminuaisimmissawitamummessec WHITECHURC%i
/, Mrs, H, G. Hamilton and daughter,
■ ■ Elisabelle, motored 'over from Bruce
Beach with Dr. Perr'ie and spent the
j ,, m h e atru day with their aunt, Mrs. Eli Jacques
■' and also Rev. MVIr. and Mrs. Fitch
Mfrom Ohio,, spent a few hours and al -
'a Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 29, 30, 31
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■ so avIrs, Andrew. Currie.
■ Miss Barbara Brown of Wingham,
■ also Mr. Glenn Philips of Detroit,
ri spent last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Malcohn Ross,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer and
children of Culross and .tr. and Mrs.
John Falconer of. East Wawatiosh,
spent Sunday with the latter's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elgin Wcllwo'od of Orange-
ville,
The three pupils who tried the en
trance from S. S. No. 1o, Kinloss
Russel Moore, Eliza Waddell and
Clarence MeCletiaghon, all succeeded
in passing the entrance.
Mrs. Fred Elsner and children, who
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
7 dot, McCletiaghan left last week for
her home its Detroit.
Miss, Jeanette 13. Cottle of Bran rp-
tots, is visiting at her home here.
Mrs. and Ben MCClcna glia,, and
Doris, spent the week -enol with her
parents, Mr. mid Mrs. Jas. ;arbour.
Mr, Edgar Wellwood, Mr, Watson
Copeland and Miss Clara Belle Clow
of Toronto, vi'ited at Mr. Ari.hur
Moore's last week,
Miss Merle Wilson and Tom, visit-
ed last week with their grandmother,
Mrs, Alec. Ferguson of. Culross,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin and fami-
ly were invited to attend the Jubilee
Services, held in Zion Church, Ash-
field last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovatt and children
of Clinton, spent lastweek with :Mrs.
Mel3rien.
Died -On Saturday, July 24, at her
lltome on the 2nd, con. of Kinloss,.
Mrs. Dan McKinnon, after a long ill-
ness.
Mr, and Mrs. Allan Turner and ba-
by, Marie of Lucknow, spent Sunday.
with Mr, and Mrs, Mac Rose
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$2.66per pair
These shoes are not obselete
being up-to-date in every way but
they are "the ' last few pairs” of
several kinds.
The above shoes are now beingshown i
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1 North Window with 'size ticket”
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The Manser family, held .a' fainily,
picnic at i ormosa last 'T'lurrsday and 1111' 111
all enjoyed a good time, as it was
twenty-isix years since they have all
been together.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete McEwen of Par-
ry Sound, are -visiting friends in Blue -
vale and Wroxeter.
Mr. James Aitcheson, Port Colbor-
ne,
olborne, is visitiing his son, Mr. Robert
Aitcheson, also his daughter, Mrs. W.
Abram, 1st line of Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stuart of Grand
Valley, motored up to Bluevale o
Saturday and returned home Sunday
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Stewart. -
Mr. ;and : Mrs. Geo.•McDonald of
Goderich, were up to the barn raising
last week at Mr. Peter S. McEwen's.
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>• MondayNext, Aug. . 2nd being Civic 11011- _
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da store closed all
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ill .following;,,Wednesday, Aug. 4th, all day. o
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to Section 56, Chap. 121, of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, that
all persons having claims against the
Estate of Esther Breen deceased,
who died on or .about the sixteenth
day of ,May, A. D. 1926,. at .the Town
of Wingham in the Province of ,On-
tario, are required to send by post,
prepaid, or to deliver to R. Vanstone
Wingham, Ontario, Solicitor for the
Administrator, on or 'before the se-
cond day of August, A. D. 1926, their
names and addresses, with full parti-
culars in writing of their claims, and
the nature of the securities (if any)
held by• them duly verified by a sta.-
tutor declaration.
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said second day of Au-
gust, 1926, the said administrator will
proceed to distribute the assets of the
said .estate among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which he shall then have'
had notice, and the said administra
ter” shall not be liable for the said
assets or any part thereof to any per-
son of whose claim he shall not then
have received notice.
DATED at . Wingham this tenth.
day of, July, A. D. 1926.
VANSTONE,
Wingham, P. 0.
Solicitor for the Administrator,
Try this one on your harmonica
011, give me a sense of humor,
The grace to see a joke,
To get: some happiness from life
And pass it on to folk!
You never heard any talk about
farm relief in the old days, a gent
said to us the other day, Oh, yes you
did! It went something like , this:
"Horace! Thoinasl Matthew! John;!
Obediali 1 Samuel! Robert- Four
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0 oloCla It's time to get tip!”
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THE,SHOE STORE
Wingha'an, Ont.
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EAST• WAWANOSH
Master Kenneth and Little . Jean
Campbell, are visiting their grandmo-
ther, Mrs. J. Barkley of Dungannon.
' Miss Mabel Walden is visiting her
aunt; -Mrs. A. Vincent of Belgrave. -
Mrs. J. N. Campbell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. Tambly of ` Londes-
boro.
Mrs. J. H. Hoover and Miss Muriel
of Blyth, Miss' Irene Hoover, Mrs. D.
Woods, Miss Barbara and ; Master
Warren of California, spent last
Tuesday with the former's nephew,
Mr. W. F. Campbell.
Mrs. R. Buchanan and her son,
Mr. L. Buchanan, visited the former's
son, Mr. J. Buchanan of Wingham on
Sunday. -
Mrs.. H. Ceasar of Dungannon, re
turned horzie on Sunday, after'spend-
ing a couple of weeks with .her sis-
ter, Mrs. Albert'Campbell. 4
Rev. Dr. 'Medd of Dutton and Mr.
John Medd of Clinton, spent last
Thursday with their sister, Mrs. Mc-
Vittrer
Mr. John Carter of Sask., came
home. on Thursday, to attend the fun-
eral” of his mother, Mrs. David Car-
ter.
Mrs. La Burr and Miss Dorothy
,and' Master Charlie of 'Toronto, are
(visiting their friend, Mrs. J. Fred
Cooks
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McVittie on the
birth of a baby girl, born on. Monday
July igth., also to Mr, and Ivtr.s.
Harry Cook on the e birth of a baby
girl, born on Thursday, July 22nd.
Mr. W. J. Parks, motored to Cot -
tom on Saturday with Mr; and Mrs.
T. Kernick of Blyth and Mr. A. Vin-
cent of Belgrave.'' They are visiting
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. David Carter passed away on
Thursday p. m.; 'July 2and., at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Lockwood of Blyth after several
months illness.. The funeral was
conducted from her late •residence at `
Westfield. The service being con
ducted by Rev. Alp of Auburn. In
torment being made at Union Cern
tery. Much sympathy is extended to
the bereaved husband and 'family.
It is rttimored that wedding bells
will be ringingthis' week.
TENDERS FOR, CONCRETE
BRIDGES
Tenders will be receiyed by under-
signed,clerk on or before August eth,
for the following bridges: ,
On Sideline 9 & io East Division.
On Sideline 3 & 4 East Division.
On Con. 2 at of 12 East Division. On Con. ' 1 at Lot 4 East Division;
On Con. i at Sheppardton East .Di-
vision.
Gravel laid down at all bridges and
cement supplied at; the two on Con. C.
Plans and specifications` may be
seen at any time in Clerk's office,
J. Farrish, Reeve. C. E. McDonagh,
Clerk, Lucknow, R. R. 3.'
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