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Cheapest
'IS rat the Wify we sell. We never
earned hew. No one else did, either.
We do HONESTLY endeavor, tvorw-
raver, to pay pa.rtianilaz attention to
Sa: QUALITY. Quality will be reeneen-
Sa' bored long after Price in forgotten.
. "Absolutely Guaranteed Highest-
• .Grade Vinegar, manufactured In Can-
ada," Is the Sabel w31h appears, on
.every barrel of ow- vinegar over the
'manufacturer's signature. The .price
per gallon is 50c
• whildh, as less than some of tale trust
vinegars are ousting wholesade to -day.
Cern Flakes ab. .Sr. 10c and 121,2c
per package. Our best sutler is the
"Made in Canada" Kellogg's at 12‘c
Certo.—A real economy., Buy now.
Spices are now in demand. Ours
are pure, and we believe as 'startup as
anyone's.
Dinner Sets.—We have a epecially
eittractIve up-to-date design, which
we can sell in 50- piece sots, ountain-
Mg half dozen off cup, saucers, etc.,
$19.00
GT 100 -pie sets, (remaining dozen of
oups, SaAthers, Olte.,aL $38.00
F. D. Hutchison
THE CASH GROCER
Pone 166.
PRESTON PORTABLE
GARAGES AND COTTAGES
in several designs, also Steel
Truss Barns and Implement
Sheds, all sizes. For further
particulars write
The Metal Shingle & Siding Co.
Preston.
OT
WILLIAM T. GRIEVE,
Walton. Phone 14-234.
Also agent for Chicago Auto
Oil Windmills.
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ovur eamplutc stock.
"If it isn't Eastman
Film, it isn't Kodak
Film."
Insist on the Film in
the yellow box.
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D. A. MeLACHLAN,
Principal.
DISTRICT SLAM=
Local Briefs.—Ilie. Mantes Stewart,
of Los Angeles, California, was call-
ing on Seaforth friemis last week.
For a number of years Mr. Stewart
was the leader of the 33crd Battalion
Band, Seater -b - when that band wars
one of the beat 'knewn musical ergan-
1 mations an Western Ontario. Mr.
Stewart who has been living in Cali-
fornia for the past eighteen years
has changed very little, and many old
' friends were pleased to see him again
—Miss Ryan, of Chime°, is a guest,
at the ,honve of 'her sister, Mrs. M.
ti ro aerie k. — Mr, Fra nk Crasswel ler
Plitt family, of Duluth, are visiting
I relatives in StanIty, township. Forty
Iears ago Mr. Orasswel le r taught one
of the Stanley schools and Mrs.
ICrasswellier is also a native of that
, township. ---Mr. Adam Oyer, of New
Tii riin to, Was 111 Luw n on Saourday 011
11 ts w ay 5. visit los father at Auburn.
Is Ili pour health isa vre-Seri.L.
Col. A. Wilson, uf Oakville, is Visit -
lag ills sister, Mrs. A. Young. —Mr.
R. E. Cresswell, of Denver, is spend-
ing a couple of weeks in rawn.—Mr.
Harry Adams, of Termite, is spend-
ing his holidays at 'his home here. -
Mrs. 'Crouch and sister, Miss Evely,i
MK:Paul, of 'aurorae, are guest.s ut
the home of uheir grandmother, Mrs.
L. L. Metma—Mrs. A. H. Alexander,
of Stratford, and Mrs. Jas. Fisher, of
'roronto, were guests at the home of
MTS. M. Y. McLean, un Tuesday.--.
Mirs. William Brownell, of Montreal,
and her daughter, Mrs. George Booker
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Jacilbs Wiliiam Wilson, Mrs.
twit and Mr. and Mra. J. M. Wi'-
sim and Miss Jessie nurtured to &Yee a
Mal ori Thurtsday.—Miss Ruby 54,r-
Crae is spending a few holidays in
Brussels.—Mr. and Mrs. John A.
r•ilds and daughter, Mrs. Comber, of
1,a...don, spent the week and witi
f t .<- rids here. -.--Mr. Cecil Unabaeh,
Waterleo, and Miss Meritz, of Kit_
chimer, are guests art the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Limbach, Goderich SLreet
Mr. and Mrs. Iluward Hays,
utf WalkeryiMe, are a: the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I0500 Hays, h.)gin,ondville.-- MT. V in.
cent Patterson has taken a position
sin the staff f the Canadian Bank
of l'orruneree t 11,derio is. —M r. W.
Bristow has uaken the contract of
erecting a pressed brick :301001 for
School Seetion Nu. 10 Starrleni,—'111a,
many friends of Mr. Xng Reid will be
glad to !earn that 111.• has been ap-
pointed le the staff of the local branch
of the Province of Ontario Savings
Office. Mr. White, who has been tel-
ler here, left on Saturday fnr T.ironto.
Acmes Mosley, of Nlinneapolis.
Mr. and :Mrs. Brock Green, of Dun-
ilas, and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Horn-
ing. of (.'opetown, ;ire guests at the
horn, of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hunt in
11ekiih'p.—Mro,IW. H. Bristow is
i;siting, her daug-ater, Mrs, 11. H.
.Kyre, of Sa.rnia.—Mrs. F. Baxter and
daughter, Miss Annie, left. on Wed-
nesday for Roehester, N. Y., where
t II y Willi ST -end a few weeks. On
uheir return they will spend a v;eek
in Toronto.—Mr. falff Mrs. J. Mc-
Olinelwy are visiting ,with 'friends in
Varna.— Miss Helen McKercher
5 isiting her aunt, Mrs. D. Courtice, in
C ha th a in..— iss M i I (Ire, I Johnston, of
liannitia, is visiting at :he item: of
ilkir liro,ther. Mr. T. Johnston.—Miss
I0.:551 Air LYJWcil I, of To Tonto , is
spending the halidays at the h-ome if
her pat -mins, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Dowell, in McKillup.—Miss T. Murdie
rf Luekram, is the guest of her SAS -
ter, Mrs. White, East William Street.
—Miss Florence Deem has taken a
schoal -in Paisley.—Miss Annie Gor-
don, of Cleveland, is visiting her sis_
ters, the Misses Gerd -on, in McKillop.
—Mrs. L. G. Kruse and son, of Galt,
are guests at the home of Mrs. W.
Selater.--Miss Jessie McGuire, of
Clinton, is visiting with Miss Marg-
aret Chittenden.—Miss Dorrothy Rob-
inson and Miss Dorothy Webster are
visiting with friends in leseknow.—
Mr. Donald Shaw and his ,mother, who
have beers visiting with friends here
for some week, -left on Monday for
their 41001f1 bit Ridgetown. — .Miss
Beatrice Seip is attending summer
achool in Goderich this week.—Miss
Peniles Ball spent a few days this
week with Goderich friends.—Mrs. D.
Fell is visiting with friends in Sarnia.
—Mies Harriet Murray is visiting
friends in Auburn.—Mr, A. Sproat,
of Toronto, 'was calling 071 friends in
Seaforth on Thursday. Mr. Sproat
is a former well known resident of
Tuokeremitlh, and has been spending
a couple of weeks at the home of
Iris brother, Mr. William Sproat, in
that townehip, and with other friends
in this vicinity—Miss Nola Kennedy,
of Toronto, is a guest at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. McKay,
Goderich street—Miss Mary Hays is
spending the holidays with friends at
Brute Bealdh.—Mr. W. Prendergast.
formerly of Seaforth, has been ap-
pointed principal of the Ottawa
Normal School. Mr. Prendergast has
been conneoted with the Taranto NOT -
matt School for some years. — Miss
Maims, of ,Hamilton, is the guest of
Miss Margaret Edge.—Mr, 11. Frost
and (laughter, Miss Beatrice, are
visiting with relatives in Flint, Mieh.
—Rev. A. MacFarlane, of Bayfield,
occupied the pulpit in First Presby-
terian church on Sunday last, •and Rev.
Mr. Foote, of Exeter,- will conduct
the services on Sunday next.—Mrs,
Quigley, of Toledo, is visiting ber sis-
ter, Miss Kelhoe.—Miss Norma Arkin,
eif Hamaillbon, is the guest of Miss
Beth Bantrin. The pneabyterian
dame% choir intend 'holding their an-
ual picnic Co Bayfield on Friday.—
Mr. and MTS. J. F. Ross and BOIL are
in Toronto this week.—Miss Thomas,
ef Itracelbridge, is a guest art the home
of ale. J. M. Besta-allas Jean Hays
hes been appointed to fill the vacancy
on the public sc'hoorl staff canned by
the resignation ef Mra, Mitchell.-
1Vfiss Arnott, of Toronto, is the guest
of Miss Cant/beta Nortlh Main. Street.
Susan Ross, of Toronto, IS
visiting with relatives and friends in
McKillop.—Mrs. J. C. Hoffman, of
Hamilton is the guest of her sis'ter,
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Mrs. M. Y,' MeLean.--Miess Pearl
Stacey, of Cramarty, is the pleat of
Miss Beale 10anspbeld.—Mrs. S. Oar%
ochan and Inas Agnes are visiting
with M. S. Care:oaten In Luaknoss
—The Miettes 'Best left on Thursday
on a trip down the St. Lawrence.—
The annual pionic of Si. Thomas'
ohurca, 'Sunday School was held at
Bayfield on Wednesday afternoon.
There was a eery lle—rge attendance
and the day was thoroughly enjoyed
by aill.—Rev. Mr. Wright, of Leitrim,
acoupy the pulpit in the Egmand-
ville church on Sunday nevat.--alieses
Elite Turnbull, Katy Edmonds and
Jessie McMillan are on the public
icoul teaching staff at -.Toronto.—
Mrs. Boyd, of Buffalo, is the guest
of Mrs. Eberlhart, Sr.—Mr. E. Chit-
tenden has leased the residence of Mr.
F. G. Neelin on John Street.—Miss
Alva Graves left on Monday for To-
ronto. --Mir. arid Mrs. D. MeComitick
and daughter, of Bridgeburg, spent a
.werk with his nurther, Mrs, C. Mc-
Conntick.—Mr. Gorden Jackson, of
'formai theme! Calliope, was visiting
with friends in town this week.—Mr.
J. Nolan, Huron Road, East, is rap-
idly completing the erection of Iris
barns. 'Heigh. Bros. are doing the
work.- -Mist; user is visiting
with Detroit friend's.
Auction Sale of Household EITeeta on Tisa.
clay. AUgUt 1st. at 2 Sons., at the ma-
dence of Mr ((isstarry Ca rnuchan. East William
Street, Seuf omit 2800x1
Wanted. PosItton as housekeeper n tam-
e rae. Apply at The Expos liar Office, :fea-
lty of 0,, by elderly woman. Wag:850:10d.
forth.
Lost. On Saturday evening, July 22nd, on
the Main Street of Seat orth, roll of MOW,' .
',tiler please irave at The Expositor Oelee.
or with P Bowey & Sons, K aspen. Ont.
use./
To Rent. --Furnished cottage in Jew itt's
Grove Hayfield. for month of August Apply
to Box 502, Simfort.h. 2850-1
Stalen.---.Frorn north aide of H. Edge'a store
on Thinetiay. July 20th, a bicycle. Would
the pa rty who took it kindly return281210-Ind
avoid any trouble.
Switehers Made. --Save your combings and
have a switch made. Satisfaction gtuiranteed,
Apply 10 M,,. George Brownlee, J amm St.,
Seafurth. 2850r1
See Gladyt Walton in The Wee Kid" from
the story. -Kind Deeds." by Wm. McNutt,
at the Strand. on Friday and Saturday. 15.
ki the little flapper's }net starring rule, and
that's saying something.
Auction Sale of nix Iota in Duhlin, two
small homes on Iota. also 1auto household
furniture w.11 be sold by public, auction 08
Saturday, August 5th. at 2 p.m., at Dub) ri.
Jamie Jon., A uctioneer. 2000-1
Sunday School Excaraion to Kincardine
August 3rd. -Annual Sunday School Excursion
wki; be run to Kincardine Thu rwiny, August
Uril, starting at Listouvel and cojling at all
stations by special train. Plan to entity day
at la kes ate. See pio+teris for rates and tune
table. 2050-1
Ste Gladys Walton with David Butler -ft
5 5,' merry comely of a smart 110,1, flapper
whir knew ti,t what she wanted and when
she got a. she didn't want it at all.
the Strand on Friday and
Sisi
liouse for Sale. On J times Street, new
frame bungalow, with living roomdinimt
room, la
rite 5. bOnn, pantry, 0,50 room. 2
tsr twd roorn, with hard and soft
water in kit...hen, wire( complete . 2 rooms
basement, large verandah P ri e pee ti
Int yet, property f rum 2 to 6 0.ni.
Aiddy 5, A Hazen 00 Prem S....forth.
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Oddfellows install County Officers.
Ileputy Grand Master liar -
horn and suite, Messrs. Deern, Wil-
liams, Thompson and Edmonds, were
in Clinton last, week and installed the
uflieera in the Clinton I. 0. 0. F.
ledge. Dr. Harbuen, Deputy Geand-
master, Sydney Deem, James Thomp„
son, 13. Williams, W. Edmonds, in-
stalling officers were in Goderich un
Monday and Bruce'fteld on Friday
night when they installed the ufficers
of these Lodges. At both Paces
inouch favorable continuer e -as made
on their work.
Good Wheat From Blink Bonny.—
J. R. Goverilock has just had a letter
from his sister, Miss Janet, Who is
at Lando-, N. Dakota, where she is
fanning 20n acres. Her farm She
characteristically names "Blink Bon-
ny." This reminds us of the enthusi-
asm of the early settlement of now
old Huron, when eaoh farmer gave a
suitable name to his own farm. Blink
Bonny was the name given her uncle,
Hugh Grieve's, while Robert Turnbull
named his adjacent property, "Dun-
napace," and her unele, Alex. Wilson,
'called his "Silver Creek." 'Her farm
is all under cultivation and mostly to
wheat, and her expectations are great
Should no hail storms intervene be-
tween this and harvesting. She sent
a sample of wheat 4h1 feet in length,
which she selected from a field near
her dwelling and whith she says Is a
fair sample of the entire crop.
The Entrance Exams.—Both the
Seaforth Public School and the Sea -
forth Separate School maintained the
Strand
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday
Louis B. Mayer
presents his big super special
The Woman In His
House
A triumph of Mbaher Love, The
Screen's Outstanding Masterpiece.
A First National Attraction.
"More convincing and moving than
'The Miele:de Man.' The most pewee-
foll exemplifieation of the divine force
f allotherreLeve ever penned. It ranks
with the tear 'great pictures of the
film wored."—Waehington Post.
A screen achievement eruccted by
Ramsay Wallace, Thomas Beldhvg,
Mildred Harris, Gareth Hug.hes and
the screen's most delightful Child
actor, t1-IDk Hendricks.
Special Music
Adults 20c 8.30 Children 15c
Strand
Obt,
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Fancy *,.China
See our assortment of FANCY
,CHINA, both Ejsrlish and Jap-
anese retake.
FRUIT BOWLS BON BON DISHES
SUGAR and CREAM SETS
CUP and SAUCER CAKE PLATES
SALT and PEPPER
VASES PITCHERS
Choice Goods at Reasonable Prices
Wewiea--
Thotnpsons'
BOOKSTORE - SEAPORT!!
high record the pc; from these
schools have set dor: g the past few
years at the recent E, 'lance examine -
tams. From the Sep irate Se:hoc/1 ten
pupils 'wrote, 10 pa.-.1and six of
these book hOtliOni, is the Public
school 32 pupils wro • 27 passed and
13 took honors, for the third
year in autoesslen t! captur-
ed the Town Sdho-la- • 'p, which was
won by Miss MiEkry J ,t no 'n, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, L. , • Jrukson, who
obtained 673 mark • the highest
marks obtained by ay pupil in the
country. Eighty -Chi, .• puvils have
graduated from. the 111110 school dur-
ing the past three The country
scholarehip was seer •er Miss Agnes
Patrick, of No. 4, li Who ob-
tained 662 man's.
STANI.E1'
Announce/de/A.—le and Mirs. Wil_
ham Sinelair,fabanhe Towns:nil), an-
nounce the en,gag,•ii. nt of their
daughter, Mae, to SI' Peter Dryden
Itleffat, the menia., to take place
early in August.
CHLSELI11 RST
Notes.—Mrs. A. Roarnan and Mrs.
W. 'Mooney and eh: mon, of Exeter,
spent a few days wr., Mrs. J. Chant_
bers at the store.—II a. W. Flowers
and son, of London, 're visiting rel-
atives in these par.- -Me Donald
MeK-aig, of the Wer'.. ,s here visiting
his brother, Mr, Ja„, ltoKatg, "Nita
is not enjoying t'he Sea of health.—
Mr. and Mns. 'Corr. •. and dauglater
and Mr. A. Corrnise f Landon, are
spending a few day- 1. the home of
uheir sister, 1VIrs. E SI:re.
BAYFIELD
Breezes. — Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Rhyrias and son, 1 Sap, of Brant-
ford, are guests of Nora Fergu-
son this week—Mrs Simensaof Gude.
rick, visited friends rho village this
week.—The vililage .- alive at pres-
ent .with summer tari,,ts, all enjoy-
ing the lake breez..s. --The .sacred
'cantata delivered in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday ',ening dast, was
well taken by the yeting, people of
Kippen, who took .,eir parts well,
both in singing ani ,ther ways. A
Mange congregation Ottended. — Two
public bathing houses have been erect-
ed On the beach neer the Kiel& IlzdeaS
which wall add to the alecorolmodation
,of the lovers Of bathing.
ST. COLUMBAN
NOtbs.—fidies M. Hughes, of Sea -
forth, spent a few days reumtilY with
her uncle, Mir. P. Plan,norty.—Mr, E.
Shareate, of Zutsklh, renewed old
acquaintances here over the week
end.—,Mr. John Melhuiy, of Stratford,
spent a elVV" days at his home here
secently.—Rev. F. P. White has re-
turned from, a three-day motor trip
to the Martyr's Shrine. He was ac-
oorelnaried by Rev. Father Mintzer,
of Hesson.—Mr Fergus lillarenerya of
Dublin, spent 'Sunday under the par-
ental nyof.--PrIsparations are being
made for the 'social to be 'held here
the middle of August. The date -has
nut yet, been dot, but all are looking
forward to the usual good tine,
USBORN E
Thames Road Notes.—Mr. and MTS.
Herald Lawrence and babe, of Sea -
tooth, and Me. and MTS. B. M. Francis
of Exeter, visited at Mr. Henry
lerancis' oai Sunday last—Mae. John
Allison returned to Spaingdeld last
wednesday after spending a week vie-
itieg her parents.—Me. and Mrs.
Evan J. McNaughton, of Detroit, paid
a stiort visit to relatives in this neigh-
borhood recently.--Severail from this
neighborhood are. taidng treatment
from the Divine Healer at Clande.boye.
—The berry season has been excep-
tionally good this year BS there has
been plenty of rain it° mature the
fruft.—Harvest is iprogressing rapid-
ly, most of the wheat and barley be-
ing cut at hienle of writing. Every-
thing seems to promise an abundant
crop in all lines.
WINGHAM
New Customs Officer.—.W, H. Rea_
sew of Bluevale, former Liberal MLA,
for North Huron, and oandidate in
the federal elections, 'hasalfeen ap-
pointed ouetrame officer here to suc-
ceed t'he late Henry Davis. He takes
charge immediately. A farmer and
former reeve of Morris Tcorns'hip, Mr.
Fraser represented the constituency
in the Lergisialture for a wihile until in
1919 he was defeated by John Joynte,
Conservative, in the provincial elec-
tions of that year. Sine the retire-
ment of the late Mr. Davis in 1921,
after aorta, years of service, there
have been no less than six enen in
temporary charge at one time or an-
other. The position carries with it
an initial salary of $950 a year, with
an annual increase thereafter of $60
until the Maximum income of $.1,500
is reaChe d.
ELIM VILLE
Natee.—Mise Alma Johns, who has
been in Victoria Hiospital, London, has
returned tome and is doing nicely.
Her many friends hope she may con-
tinue to do 50.—Mrs. (Rev.) Armitage
will give a report of Alma College
Summer School next Sunday after-
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‘.34Y: 28;4 r.t'
-
neon. We ententi . VangrattBkaltiOne
to Mile Vera IleywoOd, who, sat.
cessfullry passed her Norratd &heel
eke/vs.—Mies Leola Mina, wire WA
her tonsils renroved at Dr. Hyndmaree
Hospital, Exeter, last week, is 'doing'
flne.—Miss Leila Mont* of Exciter,
visited this past week with Miss Elva
Hon/0.—Mrs, Moines Bell, Miss Viola
and Wellington Bell motored to
Brussels on Sunday and visited rebt-
tives.—allsa °Araby, Nurse, Of Lon.
don, spent the week end at the home
of Mr. anct Mrs. Henry iota/B.—dlr.
John Johns, blacksmith, is lorrineving
his residence with a due new ,Ver-
antheh.--tMise Manvnetta Perswarden,
who has been suffering With a sprain-
ed ankle, is around again.
BLUEVALE
Notes. --Miss Maud Baal, Pittsburg,
Tenn., is spending her vacation With
tier sisters, Mass Pau/ and Mrs, W.
Duff.—J, W. King, MP, gene an
address at a U. F. 0. ,pierric-in. Tuck-
eremith this past week. &Ira. King
and King McDonald aosomipanted him
to The picnic.—Miss Mary Jameson,
New Yorik, Ila visiting her sister, Sins.
P. D. King, as is also another sister
Prowl Harriston.Mra, Oke, Lietowel,
and Mise Oke, Toronto, spent a
couple of days this week at the
borne of Roger and Mrs. Oke. ---Wm.
Grillith, Montreal, is (here for two
weeds' vacation at his ounim'er home.
—Ed. ,Lester, Toronto, is a week 'sad
visitor at the home of Mra. Sander-
son.—Mable Coneltes, 'Itaronto, is at
the home of her mother who le not
in the best of health.—Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Stewart and family, Bowling
Green, motored ID town on Saturday
to visit his father and mother, Thomas
and Mrs. Stewart—Mrs. 'McLeod and
her granddaughter, Miss Bowilie, ot
Tomonto, are visiting Mats. Rolph.-
MORRIS
Notes.—Claytion Procter has sold
out by auction his farm stock, im-
plernients, household furniture. His
farrm is S4 Lot 6, Concession 5,
Morris. James Taylor was auc-
tioneer, Mr. Procter, who has been
on the farm for the past seven years,
purposes ramming the profession as
teacaer and has accepted a -position in
the Fort Flrancls rpublie school. His
work will begin in September, hence
the sale and getting moved to his
new post While sorry to lose Mr.
Procter and family £mm this Ildeality
be mill Have many good wishes for
'prosperous years in teaching. He
rvrill be missed in nurmerous offices
about here.—Miss Mary McNabb has
been re-eugaged as teacher of S. S.
No. 3, for the coming ternm.--,Master
Jack McCall, son of Peter and Mrs.
Viningfham, formerly of this
to'wnethiP, Passed his exam with hon-
ors. As be only Stetted to school at
New Years in the primary class he
has done splendidly.—Thomat, tire 8
year old son of Thomas and Mrs.
Miller, sixth Erie, while standing near
the hayloader, was caught by the
pants and earried upward on the ma-
etine. Flortunately the rig Was stop.
pad ablest Instantly and tille iad %vete
saved atriums d,ainrage. Several stit-
ches; had to be put in as it 'wee. -1.11.
',Vector a C. Raven, of the R., C. M.
$s nearing from tierViCC, after isaera
ing'isPent 35 Tears at this 'work ina
Western Canada. Mr. Ravers wan a
fonnaer reddest of Monis and went
to school at tne 6th line sehobl house.
He went tWleab nearly 40 years ago
and resides now alt Weyburn, Sask.
25c -CANADIAN -25
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'By Sportsmen true and dean,
Like the clean, true satisfaotion feat
—Adter using Leveleen."
THE LEVELEEN Co., of CANADA
Oakville, Ontario.
THIS WEEK 'END
The Great Metro Special
FIGHTIN' MAD
featuring
WILLIAM DESMOND
A Rousing Comedy Drama
of the American West Up-to-date
This is the qileture With which Desn
mond made personal appearances in
all the principal .cities of United
States and Canada.
It is one of the really outstanding
,productions of the screen.
A real treat for your friends, and
shown at Regular Prices,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"THE WILD GOOSE"
a 7 -part Paramount Picture, from the
story by Governeur Morris,
Princess
The fashionable fabrics
for summer suits
and dresses
TARGE assortments of lovely fabrics
1.1 for every sort of use are on view in
our store.
Especially beautiful are the materials most
appropriate for trim, tailored suits and
smart frocks for sports and street frocks.
Wool jersey, so popular this year, fine
serge, the inevitable tweed for the suit.
Gingham, organdy, voile and silk crepe
for frocks. All the newest and most
fashionable colors in these fabrics are
here ready for your choice.
In the pattern department are all the
latest styles—.just the designs you have
in mind for your new frock or summer
suit
And with each pattern comes The
Belrobe! It is The Belrobe which shows
you how to make successful clothes.
Come in and see the new fabrics and
hi styles and let us tell you more about
The Be1robe.
J. _Nlactavish
SEAFORTH ONTARIO.
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