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Su.i
Goo •
cotton W.sh
ds
• '. Striped Ginghams and good heavy .prints;
just the thing for Dresses, Ladies' Suits, Boys'
Blouses etc.
lack and ' olored
V II s
- Nothing Nothing prettier or more stylish than a nice
voile dress or skirt for hot weather. Fancy net-
ting for waists, with insertions to match.
Ladies' Fancy Parasols
White and .fancy colors are fashionable s,11d
we have a fine selection,
Ladies' Belting Specials
Don't fail to see our new stock of Belting, in
black, brown, navy, green, white and cream. ,Two
new things in Belt-ilig—Silverine and Goldine--
Con1e in and see what it is like. •
2 ° peedals===Toilet Sets . a. d•
.Tapestry Carpet Squares •
A large stock in these two lines at very
special prices.
tc,
A Millinery le= up •
We want to clean Up the balance of'a lig..
season's trade ,and will cut the price ,almost
half.
L ,r
2 and 3 piece sttit'.e Fifa
Shirts, nice LOW'
hosiery and Betts.
.4 yests, -Negligee
1- ear.
Straw Hats—All
s
We have hover sllov 1 tip r00(1. -a ran6'e .45f.
Men's and Boys' straws a,, we, aro. s1ioWi g this
season. ' Sailor Hats from 25cts t1pje $2.rk ''•
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Local Option
Campaign.
This space has been reserrreci by the
Local Option Committee of the Township
of Hay.
EARNED'A.ND SPENT,
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We view the traf ic'e victim
With feelings of..surprise,
Because Of all the meaning
Which; that sad term impiieai.
The coins in hire possession
The signs of bondage are c
She earns theme "at the washtub ;
He spends themat the bar.
His youth Teas full of promise,
And steadfast was his will :
But now,tlirough liquor drinking,
His .1attnil. has lost :ts skill.
His wife to earn the. dollars,
Her womanhood must mar
She earns them at the washtub ;
He spends them at the bar.
And she who as a maiden
Was beautiful and fair
Is crushed' beneath a burden
Of sorrow and despair.
She must to gain the nickels
Wage anunoeasing war:
She earns them at the washtub;
He spends them at the bar. .':
No wonder hearts are broke
And many homes are ; sad.
While at the open batelootrk;,
;The liquor may Pe"llad
From het who owais lie pelt as
Axl joy is banished far F -Se
She earns llhem at the; Wnell •
Efe spends them at.' s'b''''4
Unto the throne eternal
We raise the ea: nest plea
That men frena liquor's thraldenn
May be at length set free.
We riail above the' darkness `
The radiant morning star
Which brings towives theirfreedom
And banishes the bar.
T. Watson.
l razathtrst, Ont, July 9th, 1909.
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COLLEGE_ OF QUALITY
OA one thousand stu
den is eairolled by our chain
` est Year. It pays to at-
tend. di link of this great
oa al for ‘`IIT -UNION TECERE
I8'StRENGTx: '
The' deniatid for our
gradiiates is THE
] S the supply,
t elelechoolsen age our
i,addilatta$xas'tea0 ers .,A.
special ootirse for teachers
Graduates of two years it
ago are now earning $.2,000
Per annum.
Three courses- o'x FR-'
OIttL, ;' STaLxoatAsuY and
raLEGIAAPar*Y.:
firm Opens Aug 30
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Sprite for particulars.
CLINTON '
BUSINESS COLLEGE
tL. gPOTro'N. Pais,
Binder'Twi
here we are again, with good
news for the Farmer ::
Blue Ribbon binder twine 10
I
65o feet, to lb 2
550 foot = 8 �
soo foot twine
TERMS CASH
or 46 advance' on time or in trade.
We have also Gilt Edge, GSOft; made of selected
fibre. -Every inch guaranteed. Get price.
_ - 7/2
We Lead the Trade, Others
May Follow and May Not. s
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•
�PPH�OTNE !a
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
Mr. Hamer Well of Seaforth
Vieited his parents, over Sunday.
Drive B,heennatism from the
blood *. itli'D,r. Shoop'•s' Rhes miitie
Reined'•.: