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in 'Values from now until July 1st. Buy your Holiday. ®.
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Clothrngend Dress Accessories now,our Week End Sales
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Ladies' Ready- Men s Clothing and Furnishings I
to-Wear
Fancy striped percale and silk Shirts ....1.50 to 4.25.
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Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts and
Blouses, Smart styles every one a bar-
gain. 5o only Spring Suits and Coats,
all this season's goods, reduced 25 p. c.
Dresses—Canton Crepe, Taffeta,
Krepe Knit and Satin dresses, all sizes
$28.5o to $27.5o.
Skirts—Smart stylish skirts, pleated
and embroidered, also wash satin,
priced at $6.95.
Voile and Crepe -de -Cherie Blouses,
prices $1.98 to $zo.00.
Collars, Belts, Ties, Socks, etc., prices 25c, 50c,
75c and .$ 1.00.
STRAW HATS
Straw Hats in latest styles; and:
Weave, $r.00 to $3.00.
Men's and Young Men's Clothing, Re-
duced:
Genuine Palm Beach Suits._- $2xso
All Wool Worsted Suits, $ 7.50,. $29.5a`
All Wool Serge Suits $sr.5o to$.37.56,
All Wool Tweed Suits. -$x8.00 to $27.59:
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New "Silks, Guaranteed Quality, • Reasonably Men's OddPants $3.95Per Pair
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Summer Dress
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Priced.
■• ' Latest. Fabrics, reasonably priced. • New
shades and 'patterns, Swiss Organdy, English
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d Heavy Crepe-de-Chee, per yard
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loo Pairs o Men's•Odd Pants, made froth ■,
ette .Silk 1. 9 d E l•h Worsteds; also all" wool Navy; '
Heavy Duchess Satin,
Colored Pail $ 6 goo ng is
2.6 and 0o Serge, , sizes 32 to 44.
$3
Ratine, Cotton Homespun, VoilesMuslins,
$2.5o •
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Men's Summer Shirts and Drawers, 690 per ■'
• prices 5o cents to $z.5o per ya`r Heavy Pongee Shirting Y 890 Garment ■
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0o and .2 n and Merino.Underwear,
t rd' 44 5 Balbriggan ■
:� Women's;Silk Hose g8c .Per Pair B t S $ gg
sizes in both, at 69c each. ■
EELM'QRE:,
1111,. Wells spoke an the Lord`•s Day:
Allianee in the. J?resbyterian'cliurcii•on
Sunday, afternoon,. The aitendauce.
was not so large as usual. •
We have this week to record. the
death of Mrs. George Joaiaston, Hunt-
ing'field, which took place at Walker-
ton Hospital on Thursday evening,
where she, was-ope. ated:'on for'appen-
dleitis. She was drought: to.he gain-
ing rapidly but complications set in
which ended in herdeatli, The•funer-
al was held. Saturday.,afternonto the.
McIntosh' cemetery andi was largely
attended., The service being •ooriclucti-
ed at the house' and•,giave•by•Rev, Mr:
Mcl(elVey,, Teeswater, a former Pas-
tor, of Behnore Methodist church. Mi•,..
Johnston has the sr ,apathy of a litrge
circle of "Friends in this his hour of sad;
bereavement
Mrs. Eimer Zinn, who underwent
an operation at: Walkerton, Hospital'
is we are pleased to report, iinpr.oving:
sd'owly;. .
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Owing to the heavy clownponr of
rain rim Fridav afternoon, the social'
under the, auspices of the Women's,
Institute, held on Mrs, Corrigan's.
l'awu was: not so well' attended: The
music furnished by the NVroxeter• O;r;
ehestra was very iniich. enjpyedy, also;
Herb Jolib of Wingliam.
Miss Munro', Toronto, is' the guest
of Mrs. Corrigan. .
Misses Hazel.. and 13arlinia Dickson
of Toronto, are :liolidayibg with. their•,
parents here. -
Mrs JohnIrwin, who• spent, the
winter Months here has returned;'tto,
her horse in= the West.
•Mr. , and Mrs, Mac' McEwen• and!
Robert Law are visitors at the lia-ne
of Mr -s. Robert Nichol'.
At the Endeavor on Sunday evening
a spl'end'id paper; was, given by Irwin
Edwards Orr "Contentment," Tire
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meeting next Sunday evening will he
taken by the Betmoae Wom'en,'s, insti
tate.
Mr. Geo. McKee of Gorrie, visited
on Sunday -tt •James Douglas'.
Mr. Geo.. Herd spent Sunday with
friends at Rrversdale.
' Rev. C. N. McKenzie and"Allan„
will return from the West on Friday',
• Mr, Harry Gowdy is under the
weather, heart failure being the catbse:.
BEL,GRAArE
irtin • Silk, per d
Habitau Silks,..-.. $1.19 to
aronet e Satins, per yard'
is ' .An excellent quality 'of Women's silk hose ■
with lisle top, double heel and toe, sizes 8k to
-al Io,
Guaranteed Hair Nets
3 for 25c or 89c per dozen. Princess- Pat
H Net, capor .fringe style, colors,
Light, Dark Brown, Grey,
andBlonde.
KINGS' GROCERY DEPT. II
Human air e , ■
B •d gh , Black Pure Foods At Money Saving Prices
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Wedding. Presents the
Thursday, June 2znd, xq
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Mr ,and Mrs. Bryce and Mrs. Jiones,
of Detroit, have been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim- Grigg.
Ivtiss' Bella Alliston of London, is
renewing old" acquaintances.
' Nurse McCrea las returned to her
home after spending the winter in
Kingsville. •
Robert Geddes, and Mrs. W,, J. Ged-
des are visiting friends in Lanark
coun
• Mrty.,- and Mrs. Scott of Leamington,
spent a day with lvEr. and 'Mrs. Wm.
Geddes last week.
George Ferguson of Toronto, is vis-
iting for a few days, with his father.
Mr. and, Mrs,, W. A. Bryant •and
fainily spent Sunday at Joe Brandon's.
• -Mrs. Yule is visiting withfriends
in London and Toronto.
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.s,;(3trite of, the ' Very:
Latest Styles
FOrlititen who do not care for extreme fashion,
The last is almost perfectly straight and is a beautiful shoe in:
eve'.y,• part!¢ xla2:.
The leather is of the very finest "Vici Kid" which is softand:
pliable• and: will give comfort from the beginning.
A particulary nice -shoe for "Business Men"—They are madd.:by:
Nlurzaysand are. strictly "high grade". You are invited to call in *r.
have: a look at them;.
The Leaclin
Phone 129.
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Shoe, Store of Huron Count;
Wingham; Ont
Messrs. John Stewart and H. Kirk-
by are delegates for the Forrester's
at Quebec this week. •
'Mrs. Kirkby is spending a few days.
with her- sister, Mrs.. McGowan at
Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Pryce of Wngham,
spent a couple of days with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos.. Proctor, ,
Jas. Taylor shipped a carload of cat-
tle and R. J.' Scott' a car of hogs and
lambs on Saturday.
Mr. Norman Stonehouse of London,
spent the week -end with his parents.
Next Sunday, June 25th, anniversary
services will be held in the Methodist
Church at Sunshine Appointment of
Belgrave circuit. Rev. C. E. Cragg, B.
D. of Wingham, will pteachi in, the
afternoon at 2.30 p. m:, and! Rev C. ,•F,:
Clarice B. A. of Brussels,willl-ppea.ch
in the evening at 7 p:' in Miss Mai1e-
line Walker of'Wrngham, ,v5i11_ sing; inr
the afternoon and other special "music•
is expected forthe evenilig.; service.
Special • ,offerings • at " both' •services.'
Your presence,and assistance ;will lie
.greatly appreciated.
The Farmers' Club are ;unloaeling
a car load of gasoline and;a:'car load'
of oats at the station.•. . -
The annual' twelfth'. of "Julya'servibe
will be in the heth'odist. cliurcl ,
on• Sunday, July 2nd ;at : 7. o'clock .
Rev. •Bio. Peters will'pseacl •the ser -
mon, visiting brethren cordially. ihvitt-
ed.'
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� Pure, linen cloths and napkins to match, Corsets Specially Priced, .g8c and =.>:g Per Parr Prunes, 2 ib. for 45 ■ ® • , . .. ` • e
`■ English Satin Bed Spreads, Down Filled -Satin 350 ■
■ Sateen Comforters,Jaeger Cantel Hair Elastic top corset of good quality cotton Currants, 2 lb. for._...._
jean, light! boned, all sizes at-g8c per pair.' Sockeye Salmon, lar a tin.
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® Bed Blankets, Checked Pullman and Steamer. Sunni r sTet Corsets at $I.19 per pair, _ p —
- Rugs, Maseru Linens, Scarfs, Runners, and made of strong net, cool and comfortable for Castile Soap, large bar 18c ■
Tray Cloths; Wilton and Brussels Floor Rugs,Kelloggs' Krumbled Bran _ Igc IN
stunner urea,. All sizes.III
Jelly Powder, McLarens, 3 for 2sc _
Men'Wool Socks,Pair For 85c
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■ 3 balls for 25c. All numbers in- White, Men's Medium Weight Wool Socks, suit- Infants' Delight Soap. 3 for 250
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WHITECHURCH i Misses Olive and Annie Kennedy,
in.
21r. .and Mrs:' A. B. Newberry and Intosh ofisited1Yh Lucknow,lastr. anrs. week. Mc
,-children, Dora, Jack and Gordon, mot-
,ored from Toronto and spent the
week -end at the home of their nephew,
Mr. eKn Patterson. The boys are
• staying for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. F, Hubbard and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Edwin Hnbbard and- Mrs.
Chas. Lapham and daughter, Marie,
,of Detroit, and Misses Annie and
Nellie Elston of Wingharn, spent Fri-
- at: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Martin.
Mrs. John Mowbray returned from erly Miss Elizabeth Wilson of Dun -
;visiting friends in lafichigau on Satur- erly Miss Elizabeth 'Wilson of Dunn-
dayI vine) who spent the week -end with
g her parents,
Miss Ag ie Thomas of Bluevale, is 1 e • ' rMvl; and Mrs. W. Wilson
of Lucknow.
Rev. Mr. Waldon of. Dungannon, ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. R. F. Ir-
win on Sunday, Next Sunday Rev.
Irwin will preach liis farewell sermon
before leaving for his new work at
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell of Blyth, visited
with her brother, Mr, B. S. Naylor on
Sunday. •
Mr. and Mts. W. R. Farrier and
family visited with friends in Bluevale
on Sunday.
Mr.' and Mrs. Harry McClenaghan
of Belgrave, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben McClenaghan on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Naylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy McGee visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin Kaley, (she was form-
sitvilla
Mrs. Weaver.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wrri, Martin ad
Bruce, spent Sunday at the home oi;
his brother, Mr. Chas. Martin of the
Wingham Junction.'
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Switzer and
Mrs, Sutherland of Kirkton, and Mrs.
McConnell of Hamiota, Man., visited
on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Henry. .
Mr, , and Mrs, Frank Coulter and
il:r, and. Mrs. Cuthberlison of Dalhous-
ie,: and Mr. and Mrs. John Craig vis-
ited in Goderich on Tuesday.
Rome, Teeswater. to Detroit with her niece. We ; hope
Mr. and Mrs. Haines and daughter, the change will do her good and that
Elva, of Holyrood, visited with frientls she will soon be.enjoying better
on the tenth last week. • . • - health.
Mr. Thos. -Stewart received and de-
livered a car of cement this week,
ylr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Mathers of
St, Marys, spent their holidays with
relatives here.
Mr. Pilkie of Toronto, spend a fetter
days with relatives here.
On Monday a large number of
friends and relatives gathered at tine
home' of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jewitt to
celebrate with them the 65th'anniver-
sary of their wedding day. Mr. and
Mrs. Jewitt are still enjoying good.
health and have the best wishes 'of
their many friends that they may be
still spared to enjoy many more years
together.
All Orangemen should attend the.an-
niversary serrnon in. the Bluevale
one -year ago and is still an active, Methodist Church, on Sunday, June
healthy, well preserved man, 251:11, at 7 o'clock. Visiting brethren.
Mr. Archie Sterling ,an old Howick .of the Orange Order are cordially in-
London,lovas a .visitor, vited to. ineet in the Orange Hall at
boy, now of6, o o'clock.
with old acquaintances ov^r the week- 3
end. He also lived several years in
Stanley, near Bayfield. Ile ' notices
many changes since he was a boy here,
GORRIE
Mrs. G. W. Walker has returned
from Kitchener, where she has been
undergoing medical treatment.
Mr. S. Hunter, who recently dispos-
ed of his property with the intention
of going to live with his nephew at
Agincourt, became 'seriously 111= and'
was removed to the Wingham Hospit-
al. He is an old, respected citizen;
and all hope to see him soon recover-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairburn of Lakefield,
were visitors over the week -end with
Mr. and. Ms
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are sisters. Mr. Fairburn lived oirthe
same afrm in Smith township for
seventy-nine years retiring about one
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The boys who were attending camp
at, Port Elgin for the past week, re-
turned home' on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Hastings and
Miss Francis Anderson of St. Hel- .
.ens! spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs,
Robert Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and
,children and Mr. and Mrs, David Ken-
nedy and children, spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ban-
nerman of Salem,
Mr, and Mrs. John McDonald of
Wingham, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Garton.
Miss Isabel Fox intends going to
St. •Catharines on Wednesday to pick
'fruit for her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Warton,
Mr, and Mrs. F. L, Creighton and
soli; Francis, of Sa •nia, visited with
her sista, Mrs. J. 1). B+ieeroft for a
couple of days last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Wil Falconer of Blue-
a1e, spent:Sunday with Mr,• and Mrs.
olin Fait her.
. viiss Hurley • of Detroit, '•was .a vis-
itor +with her 'cousin, Mrs, Dai,; O•'Ca'l-
Ialianlast;yv est, .
Fite basebdll bens Were.: defeated 11x•
El th bY the tl:yth boys, by a score of
A7 to 13, on Friday night;," More prac-
Jilide, boys,
children, of Morris, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Thos, Weir on Sunday.
Miss Mabelle Stokes spent the week-
end with her friend, Miss Myrtle Ben-
nett Wingham.
M'r. Alex Baird, who was working
near )3rampton, was home over Sun-
day.
Miss Irene McKinney of Bluevale;
spent the week -end with her friend,
Miss Addie Breckenridge.
Mr. and Mrs. John Casemore of
'Morris, visited on Sunday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Wrn. Baird.
Mr. and Mrs., John Hatton, Sr,, of
Rainy River district, is 'visaing with
their daughter, Mrs. Win, Campbell.
Those interested in the Armstrong
Drain attended the Court of Revision
in Bluevale on 114onday,
Miss Stella Bennett of Wingham,
spent a couple of days last week on
BLUEVALE
Rev. R. L. Wilson will preach a
combined Orange and Farewell ser-
Mon next Sunday, June 25111, at 7.30
p. zn: in the Methodist Church.
BRUSSELS
Harry Keys, 12th concession of
Grey Township had five head of cat-
tle killed by lightning recently. His
loss was covered by insurance in the
Howick„Mutual,
The 12th of July will be celebrated
Miss MaryStewart of Corrie was. in Brussels this. year. '
Itoin e over he week -end. ' While driving home the other night.
Mrs. Iv'. Masters of end. to, is vis- Jaines McFadzean of town, was run
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itingwith relatives Here at present, into by an automobile, driven by car Gorsalitz, of Grey Township. Mr.
Mr. Arthur Shaw is on the sick list; McFadzean, who was accompanied by
we hope he will soots be O. K. again• his little nephew, escaped with a bad
Mr, Harvey Messer of Toronto, is shaking "tip and a few minor bruises,
visiting at his home here for a few but the buggy was demolished and the
weeks, horse lacerated, requiring 17: stitches
Mrs, J, W. King has gone to Ot- to close' one of the wounds,
tawa to attend the closing of Parlia- Rev, Mr, Moore of Strathroy, is
meat, supplying the pulpit of Melville
Mr, Wat. Messer has gorse to Palnt- church in the absence of Rev, Mr,
erston, where he has secured a posit McLeod, who is attending the General
tion as fireman on 'the G. T. Ra,' Assembly,
Messrs; John and Edgar McMichael
were at. Port Elgin with the gth Greys, tig 'n 1`lxat'Pleases
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Thf.,.±e- was service rtt the* ninth( Mr, Roy Adair shipped a couple of I, 'I''he Advance for Job printing is
reg cars of hayfrom here :this week. equipped with the latest model type -
Mr, Robert Musgrove took in the setting machine, arid the most modern.
Greyhound Excursion to Detroit last facilities for turning ottt all classes of
- Yob .Work in .a Manner; that is pleasing
week,
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we 1,
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1customers.
Mrs• Henderson has returned i,o to
school ''last Sunday, owing to the
pairing of the chttrrh, next Sunday the
service will be held in the Gienaitnoti
school of house,
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Mks. 'T. Aitkettis visiting with Miss
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