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• ALL REDUCED- MANY LESS THAN HAL
4 Printed Silk Frocks $10.00
KING BROS.
OF ALL SUMMER DRESSE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
THEY MUST MOVE R� �EOARDL'ESS OF FORMER PRICE
Here are shown the prettiest Printed Silks in
small allover designs and Cluster Patterns, inlong and
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� short sleeves, graceful pleatings and soft fullnesses. Gay
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"Wash Frocks— Less Than
Hall— $5.00
Women's and Misses' sizes of English
Broadcloths fast color Pineico fabrics in
neat' cluster stripes and plain effects.
Regularly priced to $12.75. '
To Clear at: $5.00
WOOL CREPE ,SKIRTS
Half Price $1.88 "
Pleated styles of fine Wool Crepes in
Cream and Sand shades, that make such
splendid outing attire for Tennis, Bowl-
ing, Camping, etc. Regularly priced
$3.75 to $4.5o. •
To Clear at $1,88
-Voile Frocks $6.49
This•group contains the season's best
styles for both youthful and matronly
figures. Pretty Voiles in printed and
beaded effects that -make such cool and
charming dresses for all summer occas-
• ions. Regularly priced`to $x5.00.
To Clear at $6.49
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Swiss` Printed' Silk
Crepes •$2.89
Take, advantage of this big . reduction
on these imported Silk Crepes. They
make such stunning dresses and the qua=s
lity is simply wonderful. Colors include
Cha'. Re(1, 1Vletellic Gray, Kope, Buck-
skin, Florida Gold, Navy; Sand, Black
and White, Regularly priced $3.85 to
$4.5o per yard.
To Clear at $2.89
Sport Frocks Reduced
to $7.50
Plain Fugi, English Silk Broadcloths
and Spinous are the fabrics featured in
these Sport Togs, specially !designed for.
the smartly dressed girl. Regularly pri-
ced to $16.75.
To Clear at $7.50
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SUMMER DRESSES
$1.00 Each
Voiles Broadcloths, Basket Weaves
and Beaded Materials.
To Clear at $1,00
5o BLOUSES AT :THE. SAME PRICE
$1.00 EACH
Plenty of Warm Weather to Come Yet -- Make the Most of these Reduced Prices
IT PAYS TO • SHOP HERE
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Mrs, George Dobbs ,f Muskoka, r
who has been visiting g relatiaus in this
locality has returned home again
'qr. and Mrs. Elliott Taylorvisited
'at Mr, David Farrier's at Wititcchurch
on iunday ,last, M
Quite a large number fro:}i this lo-
cahty attended the auc'i,m she of
Mr. Fothergill and report things sell-
ing extra well
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Ar;, one knowing the., whereabc uts
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Mr. C. London win) enlisted in the
71st Batt;' and was No .127354 will
please cornmunicate with Mr. George
McQuoid, Postmast .•• here, who is
holding a 'registered parcel, presum•
ably a :nodal, for 'Mr. London.•
Mr. and -Mrs.• Thos. Penrose' and
son, Gordon, spent the week -end .with
relativcst here.
Mr. and Mrs. J Fri Rintoul
and
�children of Morris; spent Sunday with
• Mr. and Mrs, Gibson Gillespie.
The Young People's Society of the
United church are holding a picnic in
Harbour Park, Goderich, o:1 Friday,
Aug. 6th. Cars' leaving here at .o a.
in. Everybody come and bring your
basket.
Mrs. 'Rev. ,Mundell and children
of Detroit, are visiting;, with ger bro-
ther, IV[r. Ken Paterson,
Mr. and1Mrs. Thos. Gaunt and fam.-,,
ily spent Sunday with their xetatives
in Owen Sound. Miss Merle is ,visit-
ing this week with her sister, Miss
Evelyin Gaunt of 'Marton:
Miss Margaret Cook of East Wa-
wanoh, is visiting with 'Miss May,
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Wightman.,
Mr.. Alvin Sherriff of Hamilton, is
visiting with' Mr. Garnet Farrier.
Mr. Donald Finlayson and son, Mal
,eolm of Lochalsh, and Mrs, Alf Reid.
and son, Elmer.: and daughter of De
•troit, called on their aunt, Mrs. Mac-
Gregor on Thursday: last.
Miss Isabel Fox, RN., left on Tues-
day to nurs in Galt
Miss Annie. Cameron of Detroit, is
withe h r,'sister, Mrs. Elmer
visiting
Tiffin.
Misses Kathleen Terriff, Addie and
Flora Ross and Mr. Cecil Parsons of
Toronto, spent the week -end at the
li.ome of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcohn Ross.
Mrs. Gibson Hamilton of Toronto,
spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs,
Thos. Inglis.
Mrs, Silas Winters of Cannose Al-
ta., and her neice, Mrs, Will Lyon of
Londesbo.ro, are visiting with the for-
mer's niece Mrs. J D, Beecroft,
Miss Catharine Patterson had the
misfortune to fall and break her arni
last week, and then her father, Mr.
Harry. Patterson's team tan away with.
thetrake and the had three of his ribs
broken.
We now have ready choice Clover
Honey, Soc per 5 lb pails. Special
rates for larger quantities. Call t
the Cottle Apiary, Whitechurch.
Phone 611 ring 6.
MORRIS `COUNCIL
Minutes of council meeting held i•n
the township hall, Morris, on Mon-
day, July tette 1926.
Members all present; the reeve pre-
siding. Minutes of last meeting read
and approved', The Duckett drain
was reported ctiniplcted and the con-
tractors paid, The clerk was instrue-
fed to return the policy to the Globe
Indemnity' Co. unsigned.
A by-law authorieinig the Reeve
c;11,..d+to see Mr; Joseph $r, p'ivwen
and able to be around rigai,n after his
severe illness.
Mrs. M. Gardner who has i.,'en yr
itirtg under the parental roof has re-
turned
e turned home again.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lever, and sort
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Master David, and Miss Laidlaw, all
of Toronto, motored , to Mr. Peter
Leaver's and spent an enjoyable time
fo rtwo or three days They 'deo 1110- PI
tored to oGderich a'id spent a day �m
there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. LaidJativ•spent Sun-
day at IVtr•. E1 vin 13arber's. •
Ale and Mrs. W. M Champion al-
so Mrs. V. Gardner of Lucknow, and r
otherP
s spent an enjoyable evening at
Mr. Benjamin Chestnut's near 1-fo11y- 1,
rood, one evening last week:
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 Catherine Mellen, deceased,
who died on or about the 8th day of
July 19264 at Tur-nberry Township, in
Huron, Conuty, : are required to send
by post, prepaid, or to deliver to J
A. Morton, Wingham, Ontario, Solic-
itor for the executrix, on or before
the 25th .day. of. August, A.D.,. 1926,
their names and addresses, with full
particulars in writing of their claims
and the nature of the securities (if
,any) held by there duly verified by a
statutory declaration. '
AND TAKE NOTICE FURTHER
that after the said 25th day of Aug
ust, 1926, the said executrix will pro-
deed to distribute the assets ;o£ the
said estate ,among the parties: entitled
thereto, . having., regard only to the
claims of whichshe 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 Wingham, this second day
of August,, A.D., 1926.
J. A. MORTON,
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executrix,
and treasurer to borrow money: for
current expenses was passed.
The following accounts were paid:
James Nichol, Mustard Drain $200.00,"
McLean and Alcock, Dockett drain
$265.00; Patrolmen, Geo. Kelly 193.0o.;
R. Crrolley 49.55; J. H. Sellers 148.75;
Wm. Henderson 408.60; Chas. Work-
man 238.93; Wm Craig 264.81; Frank
Beirnes. 86.95; John Craig 378.82; Jas.
Anderson 318.5o; W. E. ;Thuell 34,63;
Ed. Johnston 355.00; FrankAhaw.
439.35; Lew Jewitt 319.95; J. S. Proc-
ter 203,7o; Wm. McMurray 378.00; J.
Noble ,212,00; Wm. Brown 95.5o Rus
Sandercock, Hullett I3oundarY 39.15,•
McKillop Boundary 80.78, Morris.
23.15; Thos. Miller, tile 65.20; Wilton
'& Gillespie 25,20; expenses to Strat-
forll, R. H. Shortreed 4.00; J. Brown
2,00; J,' Mc2.00.
• Council meets
Gill •Aug. 16th,, 1926
' . MacEwen,
Clerk of Morris.
GLENANNAN
Miss 14lary Gillies, Toronto, js vis-
iting with Mrs. Robt. Muir..
Mr. and Ivirs. Andrew Wallace and
two children are Visiting at the home
of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs
D H. Wallace.
Miss Grace Rowe who spent the
past. two weeks at the home of Mi',
and itilrs, Arthur Lincoln, has return-
ed to her home at Ann Arbor, Mich.
(.Miss Campbell spent last week in
\ ingham with,her cousin, :Miss, Myr.,:,
tie Holloway.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes,Misses
Mabel and Elnia Stokes were recent
visitors at the home of IVIr, and Mrs,
Wesley Haines, Holyrood.
Mrs, Gcils and daughter, Margaret,
of Timmins, have been visiting with
the former's mother, Mrs Porgie,
Mr. mid Mrs. Geo. Irwin of Wing -
ham, visited recently at Mr. William:
]3reckenrigde's,
TENTH LINE lHOWICK -
Misses Verde and Olive Stron;gi.
spent a few days last week with Mr.`
and Mrs. John Mullin of near Luck -
now.
Mr. Blake Fleet of Hamilton, is the
guest of his father,, Mr. Wm. Fleet.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Michigan,
also Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Ferguson
of Gorrie, were a week ago Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig
and Mr. and Mrs.:. Thos. Strong.
Mr. George Reid of Mount Forest,
is, the guest of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cowan, little
'Bessie ,,,and Billy, also the former's
brother,` Master Robt. Cowan, were
Sunday guests _. with Mr. and Mrs. T.
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One Shoe of each pair on sale is now
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being shown in ' North Window
with size ticket attached.
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Splendid Shoe
�Or Women
A clean up of "Odds and Ends" in
any kinds, Patent Leather, Tan
Calf, Suede, Fine Kid and.
Smoke Calf
for a Real Low Price
$.2.66per pair
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THE SHOE STORE
Phone 129. Wltnha>ln
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BELGR*VE
Mr. and Mrs. J Taylor and family
spent a day at I verhuron last week,.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Walsh of London.
Miss Lille Taylor who has'success-
fully 'secured her First class certifi-
catE at London Normal, and al -6 her
Elementary Art Certificate has been
engaged to teach at Lr: 5, S. No. rr,
East W awanosh and' •I{`ullet and will
comrn.enee duties Sept, sst,
Sewing Machine Needles 3oc Doz.
Have you an ,Old Sewing Machine
that is not working well. Do not
throw it aside. Bring the head of
the machine to my shop and I will
make it work as well as ever it did.
You may have been told that needles
.are not- made for it now.
A . W. Webster, up -stairs ov-
er the Advance -Times office.
BORN a
Breckenridge -In Turnberry 'Wed-
nesday, July 28th., to Mr and Mrs.
Lee Breckenridge,;a cTaitgh\er.
fi.
"Well," remarked' the husband, af-
ter a long and heated . argument on
the question of man's superiority
Strong. overwomen, omen> "at .least there( is• Jane
good, sweet and .perfect thing, which.
EAST WAAWANOSH,
Mr. and ,.Mrs. ,Sam Westlake and
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dau hter, Mildred "of Bayfield, visited
at the home of their' sister, Mrs.'Am-
os Cornelius over Sunday. '
a man can have and a woman can-
e,
not,"
"Never!"cried his -.wife, passion-
ately.
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ately. "Never! I deny it! , What da
you mean?"
"A wife, he replied.
ST. AUGUSTINE
The regular meeting of the St. F1.tr-
gusting branch of the Women's Insti-
tute will be held" on Wednesday, Aug.,
xith, at the 'home of Mrs. Norman
Thompson. A paper will be given by
Miss May Redmond. Roll- call an-
swered by jokes:
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Mrs. Burgman's Father Dead
• Michael Fenn died at his home in'..
Parkhill, on Friday morning, aged 60 •
years, after a year's illness. He was
born in Plattsville in x866 and was
married to Miss Emma Fried of Strat-
ford, about 4o years ago. He dived iss
Dashwood for some years and in 1904.
moved to Parkhill, 'where he bought''
the harness shops• owned by Thomas-.
Watson, conducting this business ev-
er since. He was widely known, and'.,'.
respected. Mr. Fenn took an active.
part in church and • municipal life. He
served on the council for twelve years.
and was two years mayor. He also,
served five years on 'the school board
and was a member of the Board of"
Managers of the Presbyterian church;;;
of which he was , always a .staunch,'
supporter, In politics he was a keen:
Conservativeand supported the poli-
cies of his party loyally. He is sur-
vived by his widow, three daughters,
e ,
Mrs. Williaixi Burgman of Wingham;
Mrs. Cameron Grant of Windsor, and.,
Mrs. -John Currie, and one son, Gra-
ham, at -home. Six 'sisters and' twat -
brothers alsoTheneral survive.,funeral
was held on Sunday at 2 p. m., with'
interment In Parkhill. cemetery.
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