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3c Sample Suits, all _,well _:tailored,
dark patterns, sizes 34 to 44,
Special„ .$16.75
Suits lora men, navy serge, fancy
worsteds and tweeds
Odd 'Trousers, browns, _dark _.grey. "
stripe, plain or cuff, sale
Boys' Cotton Jerseys, 41 colors
Boys' Khaki; Bloomers, heavy
en's Overalls and Smocks, Y, heav -
stripes, blacks __..,$x.49
Boys' Suits, large bloomers, light and
dark tweeds
$795
Odd Vests _ __$i"a
Boys' tockiwigs, ribbed,special
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to Men's Fancy White Vests, regular
$$a5o, sale - - 69c
ATTENTION!
io Men's Fur Caps, xo Fur Muffs.._.$i.98 ea.
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Comforters, good colors, heavy quil-
ting, reg. .$7..5o, sale °1$3.00
Union Rugs, reversable, regular
$15.00, sale $7.95
Tapestry Rugs, balance_ to clear:_..-.$xa.75
SUMiVMEI2 AND WINTER UNDER-
WEAR SALE
kaykes
Heavy Khaki
Shirting _
_ a9c
Blackand white:heavy Shirting a5c
Special, 36 in. Flanelette
Cottons x5c yd., z -for __ _._ . �:_25c '.
Pillow Cotton, 42 inch and 44 inch __.....:4$c'
Sheeting, 2 yards wide, heavy bed
sheeting .._.. _.95c.
Heavy Twill `Cotton .Sheen ____...__,
vy ng --.49c
Black Taffeta Silk, per ` yard:_ ..$x.69
Black and Navy Messalineper ..d.,...,.._.: x.6
9 ,y $ 9
Raw Silk Shirting, per
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Laces -.andi
andsilk Embroideries for un-
derwear and whitewear and for
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Children'sr
� esses per
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p eces voiles andorgandys, all
colors for summer dresses- 49c
Linen Special Table Napkins__..... . ___25c
Table Linen per yard .49c and 98c
CORSET SALE
RIBBON SALE
3 Tapestry Table Covers, reg. $5.00
sale' • • $249'
We are cutting up our yard goods into
remnants. Visit our remnant counter.'
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Sakuvia
ornam
3 dozen Brooms _.
Corn, per. can
3 .
lbs. Choice Dates
25C
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25C
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Men's; _Women's and Children's Hose
on sale.. „ xgccand 25c
H he
eat arHo
se, sale. ..:..__.:...___.._
Silk lk Hosiery:._ ._ _....6 c
Specials in Window articles at..25c and roc
20 bars Soa
3 boxes Corn Flakes_. ...,. ......25c
Puffed. Wheat, 2 for a5c
Rinso, 3 pkg5. for 25c
3 small bottles Miracle for 25c
,;Sunset. Dyes, 3 for_.::_..._ 25C
Washing Compound, "3 •pkgs. for • 5c
W ITECHURCH
i. and Mrs. GVoelcs and chilcLten .
s' and
. Hazel of T-eeswuater• visited
ith. her sister, Mrs. John Mowbray,
•)ri Stitrd ay.
,Mfrs, 'MacGregor and Mrs. T. H.
iEcrarc.
and Milne, spent one day at
!' gslde last week.
and 3Irs . Sam. Hutchison and.
Roere, :hy, and i11 iss Maude Conn of
r�rttgeham, visited with the latter's
tNeslts, lair. and Airs. Wilt Conn on
diose who attended. the Presbyter -
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Presbyter-Reid itr Dungannon last- Tuesday,
-7.---Ree. er. and Mrs. Scobie, Mrs, Wm.
�erbcru • and Misses' Alba Fox and
hetriiedy and Mr. and Mrs,
this. Gaunt and lie, and Mrs, Sise
rs . iitia,s •Alba Fos' was .appointed
delegate to attend the Suunni,er
hop] in St• Thomas as in July 3 to 1'6.
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on Sunday. He is taking:Ann iveisary
work in the Stniday. School ' -at Luck -
.now for Rev. R. F. Irwin,
• Miss Holmes of Clinton, is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bohnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson and child
ren were •t+isiting with her sister, Mrs.
Wtlf Simpson, of Culross on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Leggatt and
children, visited with friends in Blue
vale on Thursday.
Mr. and. Mrs. jack Henderson aid
children of Lucknow, visited with ler
parents, Mr, and Mrs. MacGregor on
Sunday.
Rev. Stevenson will take the Lord's
Day Alliance,.Wor•k in the 'Presbyter-
ian chut•ch here on Sunday nckt.
ltfr,eand Mrs, Mitchell and Miss Eva
Dawson, of Wingham, visited an Sun-
day at tiie Manse.
Mr: Jas, Stein of Yellow C, rasssarriv
r. -i ob.rt Atfowwbray is only chop- ed home on Prickly last and surprised
g on 'Mondays now. v his sisters, Mrs, Jas, Pardon of St,
ir, Alex Keneedy vent`to London, Helens, and Alrs, With Purdo:of
'nesd y to' take trcatifelits in theii Whitechurch: \fan.yof his old friends
'tat there. 'V>ill welcome hint inlet,: aga=in.
"tturse Gaeta Fox ofWinghanw, spent Mr. and Mrs. Glennie and Ret. and
rticlay at her hortro here,
Ir., and 1[rs, henry Patterson vvis-
wvth ai.,and Mrs. W. R. Farrier
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may.
i arid &V(as. Geo. McClenaghan ancI
i, Teddy, spent Thursday with Nt.
td Mrs, I-1a:rry .McClenaghan of Bel -
ti vc. in i$itsels, last Tuesday:
" r llatiagroave and datighters, M is, Mrs, John 'Walters of Wingham,
G.rcer of Vtririgliani, and Miss spent a few days last week with her
clrflr. Iv[its a owe, VOW is doing) sister, Mrs. John Campbell,
'wok in a hospital in iinfia o,j. Miss McQitoid spent Sunday with
n Y at'tticlay with the forincs1 friends in Lticknow.
! Mr. Chas. Rintoul spent the week
id ;1Y'.obcrt POrdon andi end 'with relatives in •l'rtcbi:ncr.
1 r, and Mrs, John Pt r--1 Miss Jean MacGregor . of Toronto,
gear spc. n Monday fi spent the week -end with her parents
here, e, Sho was acoinpanied t by her
ill
Itrtil otil artgd Ii-xt 5, I ranee, .tl.irss :h tnricl Shaw, who will
jreiti t'8tundiiy stay: fora''weeic or twV6 with net-
s
Tlriu'tatt5, 'Alt and grandprre"iii
it and Mt^ G ti :Bust/Mon purl
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t rriiliG�r h uyryryyl'� It iyyitat, 'visited wvtlh their
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Mrs. Gallen of Ltic now,'visited with
Rev, anci Mrs, Scobie at the Manse
last Thursday, r
Mr.. Ken Paterson got in a carload
of cernettt on Saturday. Now is the
time to get your order filled.
Mrs. Geo, Garton,' visited relatives
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GLENANN AN
Mrs,'Wrn, B. Mundell has been coli-.
£meet -to her becl for sometime, suffer-
ing from a fall which she received
while ;bouse e;ieaniu„,: Vve hope she
may soon be better.
I Miss Mary Eadie has been spend-
e„I ing a fewx clays with her brother, Will
at h[olyrood. •
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Muir” and.
Norman, Spent Sunday at the home of
si Sdr. and Mrs. Andrew Gamble, on the
to sixth line of Turnberry.
;, Miss Annie' Mctcalie of Kincardine,
spent Sunday at her home here,
Mr. and Mrs, Johns Wray and son,
Gordon, w istted with 3.[r: and Mrs.
Oliver' stoles recently.
Miss Ldna'':Lincoln,is spending'a
few days with Mrs. Chester Dunkin.,
The boys on the boundary' have
organized their baseball team, and
have played a couple of games.
NIr. and Mts. Milton .Edi Pinson of
Wroxeter, spent "Sunday at Mr, Wm,
Marshall's.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Gathers and
children, spent Sunday at the horne!
of her ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Eadie.
Misses Edythe Metcalfe and Vera
McKenzie 'of Wingham, 'spent: the,
week -end at Mr. John Metcalfe's.
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Coulter and daughter, Isabel, visited
with Mrs. Pu.rdon'S sister, Mrs. Chas.
Rintoul of Briissels on Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Morrison of Dungannon,
visited with Me. and Mrs: John Fal-
coner on .Sunday, -
SALEM -
We are .glad to`report•Mrs. James
Wylie is •'itnproving after her..recent
illness,
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Henning and -
family visited at the home of Mr,
Cla`.ence Henning on Sunday.,
Mr, 'and Mrs. Chester Liggins 'vis-
ited;in Wroxeter on. Sunday last,
Rev F, E. Powell of Xoi•onto, spent
the week -end at the home 'of :his
father, �Ir.-J.". K. Powell.
iVfr and Mrs. Douglas o:f` Qrangehill,
visited itt the bonne of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Higgins on Sunday last, 1 �.
Mr, A.Sanderson, VVingliann, spent
Sunday at the,l•ronic oC i\ir. and :1tIr:s,
J. :;atronica•
VVe are sorry Miss Mary Anderson
is not improving' ng' ar l apiidly as herr
many friends would wish,
Mr, and Mrs, Will Wright of James-
town, called on l[rt and Jdr•s, Melvin.
Willits, last Stuulay.
iltlrs John Hartley and datughter,.
Mist i'anli ne of Vankleelc •?fill, arc at
present visiting friends in this locality.
'Mr. ancdMrs, John Len .: :and
daughter, Miss Velma, of: 'tV'inghain,
spent Sunday with `Mrs. Joseph Hig-
gins.
11T4' Willa/it Taylor has purcliased
a :Ford car, so-so ntodcl. •Now girls
watch out for Billie.
Mr.Geore Bennett Siad the rnis-
for•tune to lose a valuable � registered
.Hereford bull recently. 'On going to
the stable one evening last week he
found the animal :death It apparently
seemed 111 its usual health lsrcviotis, to_
its death,
bit I dwirt Bennett had the tnis::
iottune too lose a s''adnable' jlrrin,i colt,
tit w•a t,k
ti( a itis rvl.tr u�li f,tc5'nitoie tai I'rt ofln, vis-
trial tY,. ate d, wAtli 11;1 par M 'bIt atrcl 11`r
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1 itleirrix tial ; ti t41; 9,ltny toe li y i 'ittiie ,
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'Y lits hili,;
after a long seige of suffering from
rheumatism and other ills. The fun-
eral was held on the following Wed-
nesday anid was largely attended. She
leaves to mourn her loss, a loving ht -:s-.
band,' three daughters, Many, Hilda
and Margaret, one sister, Mrs. Nokes
of Winnipeg, and six brothers, Wm.,
George, Henry and Charles of this
locality, Cavin of Wroxeter, John of
Stratford,
She was laid to rest in the Wrox-
eter cemetery. The friends here ha.ve
thesympathy of the entire: community.
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Pr *'iyer
The nevi edition just issi'ied'by
authority ofthe General Syno'ti'
of the Chursch, of England in
Canada is now obtainable at
Eiliott's Book and
Statione °yj. tore
We have a comprehensive..
showing of the various styles
'' • and will be pleased to have a
share of your patronage.
You are invited to inspect our'
dick,
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BElLMORE
'The Rey. R. N •,°, alitelaii• •hl T iv=
'erirop, will 'occttpy *re Pullin in the
Fresb3rterran.church here on May 28111,1
'Rev, McKenzie will attend the Assent -
WY at Wnnnipeg.
The Christian Endeavour was large-
ly attended, oda Sunday %evening, the
meeting being taken by -McIntosh W
M. S. Mrs: Afel enzie gave a paper)
on "Helping the' Clnfrch and Receiving
Help from It.""•
'Mr.George ;Lowry :of Niagara Falls,
visited his brother, Archie last week,
Mr. Jnts. Kirby of Kitchener, called
on old friendsin the village ,one day,;
lass week.
Mrs. McKee and George ^ of Gorrie,,'
visited at IVIr. George Lane's on Sufi-tt'
Among those who•atendecl the Con-
vention at, Dungannon were' Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. McKenzie, Miss Agnes Dar-
ling, `lVlrs Mulvey and Nirs; Corrigan.
While, engaged in 'house-cleaning,
Mrs.'W' Mundell, boundary, had the
misfortune to fall froin'the step ladder.
fracturing a bone in her foot, which
lay her aside for .some tune:
The Y
•man friends of Mr. Geo. Herd
are sorry to heat he is not "enjoying-
the best. ,of health and is under the
:doctor's care. ''
Mr. Roland- Ballagh spent' Sunday
by the lake.... •
Miss Margaret '1
,�, g Be 1 Aitken visited
at het.lioine here on Sunday,
WROXETER
Mr. Robert McKercher and sister,
Miss Agnes,who havebeen attendin
University at: Kingston, ar,,e at present
visiting their parents here.
We are pleased to see Mrs. Stocks
and her •little :daughter able: to be
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A very cordial invitation is extended to all ladies to make &tile.
of the new REST ROOM which is located in the TOtiVN. IIS 1,L
BUILDING, Wingha,tt—first door to the left—plain entrance,
This rest room is more especially for ladies fr
try and neighboring villages, bat ladies who live in;1
welcome 10 its rise.
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YOU ARE AT THE SAME TIME INVITED .TO CALL
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and we are candidly of the opinion that no such choice and variet
of footwear is being shown in this part of Ontario outside of th
shoe stofe
ALL ':THE NEW STYLES ARE I-IERE AND AT PRIC
MOST .MODERATE
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around again after beinglaid 'tr Elie
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past week with tonsilitis.
NIr.'Lcslie,-MeLar ghlinn is at pres-
ent visiting friends hi town.
Mr. an ilirs
d A. 'Hemphill of Hen=
sall .were Sunday visitors at Mr.'.,T.
Rev: Mr. Holmes leaves on Thurs-
day morning for Kincardine where
the District, Meeting will be held. on
Thursday and'Friday.
Mr. Ashton ;Morrison
P
s ent the
week—end with his parents here.
FORDYCE
Mr. and Mrs. Souter Taylor and son
visite
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elatives nea
Blyth one day recently:
l![r. Welington Nikon, spent• Sunda*
at Mr. John Walinslev's near Bluevale ?.
Miss Nellie Boyle- spent the wed)
end cif her h,
IVliss Davihosme o£ Ftereamilton;- cubo";liar
been visiting at Mr: Robert Haile'
has returned to her home. -'
4Iv[r.. Jas. Jamieson and family visite&
at Mrs. Samuel` Phillips on .Sunda�r;;.
Mr. Bert .Boyd of Rothsay, visite
at Mr. Peter' Leaver's for a. few claysa
Mr: John Champion and \ft
I-Iavens have commenced -
sheep- for the season.:,ir
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Special Lffor For
Shop E pair...
Big Money Saving VInes.
Women's Summer Underwear
Vests: -25c, 35c, 50c, $1.0o.
Drawers Soc, 75c anct $ .00..
L Combinations '$i:.00 to $2.5o.
Men's Shirts $I:oo Each
200 Men's Shirts of fine dual:
ity,, sizesi4 to 57, in light and
claire patterns, suitable for dress
wear•or Work shirts.
Pongee Silk 89c yard
- Very fine Pongee, with good
Weight and beautiful lustrous
finish, can .be used for shirts, '-
w'ts, cren's dresses, boys'
bloaisuses,,. hhild.loomers, etc,, very
special, duality 33 in. wide 89e ydh
mit
Print House Dresses 98c
Neat palterns of light and dark
print dresses, to wear around
the house all sizes at 98c, -
T3etter •qualitieS in percale and
gingham, special priced at $1.69
"to $2,95.
Children's Rompers 69c -,'-‘98c ea.
' Made of durable materials In
light or dark patterns, sizes 2", 3,
'I3etter quality black sateen
play suits in very attractive sty-
les, alf sizes, /nice $/.95.
Wornen's Silk Gloves soe pair
Clearing lot of Short Silk
es, broken lines of Which. btillaecric,z
atd only small sizes leftin
or white, Sizes 6 and 6.11.erush sale
price 59c pair,
— Long gloves are greatly in.
demand, owing, to the vogue of
short sleeved dresses. Colors'
Black, White, Navy, Grey; and
days only at $r,95.
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140
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Women's Cotton and
Black, 'White and colors, spec-
ial prices F5c, 35d and 50c.
to pairs Seim and lace cur- .
tains, finished with lace 'and, in- •
.sertion, broken lines ;that, we
have only • one pair of a pat-
tern left. Regular.$4.50 to $6.00
'reduced to $2.65 pair.
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Brass Extension Rods xoc
13rass plated' extension rods
with ends arid sorei,v bracleets,
extending 20 40 special
value xoc.
Plain Oil Windovv Shades 95c
CofOrS Cream, lfawn Light
Gf'een or Dark Green Windom/
stigl\ooutailir,tallini6tieobeudelisttieodgilileoAlri;.14::1-cIo(Raiit)...--
plete with brackets, hi, wide
72 in. long, reg. $1.5o quality
for 95c.
Coates' .Mercer Crochet Cotton',
Coate' mercer cotton in ecru.'
umbers in stock: .
Men'S Swirlier Underwear
/9c. Garment
Shirts . arid; drawers of fine
ment. 'It1fett-'s Suminer weight
coniblaation Suits, prices $1,25,
Nfen's Raw Silk Shirts, $4.25
One of the most serviceable
summer shirts made, in gcod•
color, 'wilt/ separate cOIlar 'to
match, sizes, 14 to t7.
Men's Silk Socks 8gc Pa
Excellent quality thread. silk
socks, with double heel and toe.
Colors Black,,Navy, Brown and
Grey, sizes no TO}, ancl
boys' ,Knickers 98e Pair
Boys' lined bloomers in med-
itun weight tweed, well niade in
full, fitting sizes, per pail. 98c.
bloomers of extr'a quality, reg.
Children's Reefer 'Coats $6.95 ,
.,' Reefer coats, sb much., in de-,
mand' this season for boys 'and '
, girls, made of all wool 'Irish 4
serge, lined throughout, with'
. velvet collar and brass. brittons, 4;
, Sizes, 4. tic; 14 years; specially ,
Remnant Table
• 2.00 ends of picc,e goods in-
cluding Silks,, Dress' ,Goo,dai
Qalateas, 'Curtain
Flannelette, Table, Linen, ,
telling, Cottons, Etc., le1tgt
yard to 5 Yards,. tilit price.
GROCERIES
Fleinz and Campbells Soups,
'Pure Clover Honey, no lb.
'1V1)ttlarPeilli°CoLat:tetai isfienaaSiliolda2PC5,10°1,avli;ariegSeba:l...'r.,4i;oe
edcled Wheat, 2 for
Soaps, Coinfort, P&G, Stint-
Go1(1, Palmolive, 't
Light 't.velittlit Brooms
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