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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1927-06-10, Page 84 4". a A. ;a4 113 e At: 11 kl:U4 Cedar* 11 and dorOle; U•25, for ma D/L WARF,,,spionta; eat* inent of guaranteed lauoilWatn, Veey interesting price ee 7 COEFEES—At 50c, 60c, He. All ex- celleat value. SHREDDED ,COCOANUT (Schepp's), per pound "".•;* • "t 04 la . k73 7 2 anatxamasitteweloo r,...1144:00avera....0,0:461:00.40,0alarnaleata , . . , ;) ..• p .„ : , , ,;'. 1,':' • '' ;t 7. •,;:a ,,,,,j ,„-i;5. i;,'''' 7 w , 6 4,44 A - 25c SFeEDED RAISINS 15c 18 cents, for RIPE OLIVES -9 -oz. cans. 19c g Regular 30c, for This mice is less than cost. CANNED GRAPE FRUIT a5C 1 lb. 4 oz. cans WASHBOARDS at 40c, 50c and 60c TOMATO PLANTS—Cabbage, Cauli- flowers, Asters and several other flower plants at 20 to 25c. POTATOES WANTED fRit..4.0.0,0W4.110,201M414=.141.1.1a1M40-4440.1..00BArAna,40.4aaa F. D. Hutchison's PHONE PHOR PHOOD-166 - = Daring ',I0k3ditterent lines will "h4. balelred'eas RelA#1140•414 tia Beattie Special is aleraye 4'mm-thy the name?' Conte and sAili BEA,Tris BELLS FOR LESS, BEATTIE BROS. , 44"L. 4 kXtrlp • 7 ,4" , • "5".," 6 VAS , re A $ ; 34" i 6 : F S' a 1,1/22 k si 44 43" erre', ra; r , ' , 2:7;4 ' qa..4 S34 I 6 of Lungsid, and„ consisted .. voi, ;SI* It '4I',..,,,;* '-'4ttotideik. ' are:. preaunt isiUn seve090X1-';'9f t49 Vaitd ., *041 "S *tame and twAVeat;grfM1 present. -A '4 suitable - tra'37i11004,''''0 „ '. .3, toasts was arranged, , rosterrA., ' ''''''',`,4 .„,...,,,,,,.......„,,,_,,, 04004:Avio,*3‘4 unable to he ixr wee end- it..t e home ,,,,;laux, are tvr,oitzmoon- ''''T,0,.,elc40#0,.' .01.-;,. eldest;1:;-,, this dittrict 0)$;.'''*A, , : ;,..c.' , 4 grarid; , IS, ,” ' - '.:?. 4 ; 4! 1) an 4, at pnb St 77*3 •taken t7; 471 43' ,,: I • .c. t.t. a , Ay a, : be1ongng i' "" 4 Southgate, Aura an' who -1 20 „ W. 2, Esate:, !. i he June lek. r,- .ta3 , his property ' - , ,.. , . - ? • ' to: . 0. Red Cress Drive.—A very gratify-. ing campaign for funds for the Red Cross Society was conducted on Tues- day, June 7th, the sume of $405.00 being contributed. The Executive of the Red Cross wish to thank each and all who helped to make this a success. How Is This For An Egg?—The Expositor has recorded many record eggs in its time, but this week we have one that is in a class by itself. It was brought in by Mr. I. Hudson, of the Silverwood Store, and was de- livered to him by one of his cus- tomers. The egg was laid by a Rock hen, and measured 3x31/4 inches, and is the smallest hen's egg that has ever been seen in Seaforth. earffitwildiveri" Choice Cut Flowers, Artistic Flor- al Designs, Wedding Bunches, Etc., en short notice. Express prepaid on all orders amounting to $5 and over. GEORGE STEWA.RT Florist Phone 105 Goderich is•a....a.mma•••• Tinsmithing. If the furnace needs ex- pert overhauling or the plumbing goes wrong Phone 23 Robt. Reid Plumbing a n d Heating EGGS 1-4 7441 •431 ' e"reereer. , a 1 I ri• 1 i ft Ilapra.46,007.174ea,4, tb111"; 'at0C10.4"tgill"Stll'ilF•rel.; and NOttilitrg»' whieh was- reenceilt4 to by the -toast master, •Dr, D. IL Mee lee -" nnes, of Wingbam. .Other 'ental* speeches were made by . Reeve Kinless, and the Rate. -Mr. Polleak„ of Whitechierche Mx. and Mrs-. Ole" a Tiffin- supplied the music, ably. • ' ""- • e assisted by Messrs. John McInnes and •„„31, George Falkner, Jr. The wedding' 'eaVoee -se Sunshine Mission Band.—The reg- ular meeting of the Sunshine Mission Band was held in the school -room of First Presbyterian Church. The meeting was opened by singing Hymn 7.73, "Standing by a Purpose True;" Mrs. McTaggart led in prayer. The minutes were read and adopted and the roll called- Mary Fleet read the Scripture reading. The collection was taken, which amounted to 72c. A very interesting story was read by Miss McDonald. The meeting closed by singing Hymn 759, "If I came to Jesus;" Miss Smith closed in prayer. Games were played. TO PRODUCE EXTRAS, OBSERVE ,THE FOLLOW- ING : Gather TWICE `daily. lieep in a Cool Place. Market as often as Possible. WE ARE PAYING 30c FOR EXTRAS. WJFinnigan EGMONDVILLE t,y iCw}ol tonech:.s eoh37, pqo7.14% t 4m:1aq hat Reeve 4,;,.; 0.)di; 3, „ • the,. zsome tirae 0„.13 -444/4100, Alit%; IY.4* p,.; 4 ralu4,ro.Ym 1110" ' 'fail," 9 a. coke for the occasion was made Le England. Mr. and Mrs. 1VIcinnes re- eeee,ek eeived many useful presents in addi- tion to about $130 in gold, showing Guek! the very high esteem in which they fooki,, were held by neighbors and relatives, Mete about seventy of whom. were present for the occasion. -Those present from „witi a distance were: Mrs. Collins and little daughter; Fay, of England; Mr. T. ee and Mrs. Tom ;McIrtne.s and son, El- gin, of Scottsguard, Sask.; Mr:- and in.,71.et Mrs. Alex. Butler and sole Alex., of Seaforth; Mrs. Rath and Mrs. Craig, of London." tkr, For Sale.—One new Quebec 'heater, used two months- Apply to Mrs. J. Patteron. For Sale.—One thresher pump, 20 feet 1% inch pipe; Brantford refrigerator. one pair wooden gates ; one Gladstone buggy. Apply at The Expositor Office. 3102-3 For Sale—Lumber for 6 gravel boxes and 12 hay melts, and 6 wagon tongues. Phone R. J. McMillan, or see Harry Charters. 3101-tf Horne and Lot For Sale.—House witn all modern conveniences, one acre of land, sitaat- ed in the Village of Walton. Apply to P. B. Gardiner, Walton. 3092-11 Waritd.--:-Experienced operators on men's fine clothing, also girls who can sew to learn trade. Steady work and good wages. Apply to Clinton Manufacturing Co, Clinton, Ont. 3104-2 Sale of Farniture—Certain articles of furni- ture including one oak bedroom suite, reed chaise lunge, dining table, buffet odd chairs, kitchen stove, kitchen elevator (dumb waiter), tc., will be sold privately at the Manse, Kip - pen, any time before June 25th. 3104x3 Wanted.—Resident Caretaker at Lions Park, Huron Road East. Cottage of six rooms; fent free year round in exchange for part time summer services. This cottage is all newy renovatecL Apply W. J. Duncan, Seaforth. 3103-3 Hamilton firm requires the full time services of a reliable man to take charge of their busi- ness in Seaforth and surrounding country. No part time or side lines considered- Good op- portunity to right man. Interviews in Sea- orth. Replies confidential. Write Mr. Joy, 420 Emery Street, London. 31.013x2 Used Car Bargain.—Six cylinder mcLausa- lin, A 1 condition, fully equipped including' ditat light, wings and clash. nneene just overhauled. cylinders honed and new Mittens end rings -fitted and in splendid condition. Tires real goo& trio just new. This car for Uptick sale i/3 offered at a real bargain pries Of 8250.00. Apply at The Expositor Office foase-Vor Sala—For sale the rendenee on James Street, occopied by Mr. W.,D.-BrIght. The bonze contain* living mem; dinint TO= and kichen. 8 ,b0roons and coinnlete bath- room. hot and eild water tips itt-Iiitchern Two blocks frOje *drool end ehttitIrland QSe block from Mani Street. Will Mars ably as owner is moving to the Ceuta, on the premises or -address Seatorili Peet Office. W. D. Bright. 2694-U Annual Agricultural Statistics, 1927. —In connection with the celebration this year of the Diamond Jubilee, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics is making a special effort to obtain a larger response from farmers through the medium of the usual cardboard schedule issued in June to the rural schools. These schedules call for areas in field crops and numbers of live stock on hand in June, 1927. Farmers should make early rettirns on these schedules as the inforthettion can only be of comparative value un- less complete. This information is of special interest this year as July 1st marks sixty years of Canadian pro- gress. since Confederation. Fresh Fish, So many of our Customers have been asking for Fresh Fish, we have decided to carry Lake Huron Trout for the Summer season. Leave or phone your orders. D. H. Stewart The Reliable Butcher SEAFORTH ONT. Phone 58 DR. F. J. R. Pow= Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Graduate in Medicine, tiniveridty of Toronto. Late assistant New York Ophthal- OW and Aural Intitute, Moorefield's Ike and Golden Square Throat Hos- pitaI London, England. At Cour- assrclal Heal, &afar*. 4.,r4 NOTICE The Industrial Mortgage old Saings Company, of Sarni's. Ontario, hat Sfi5il000 TO LOAN 4�d fora lends, at Moder- ' w" /3111 loin will Aa. ewer • 104 43) 7,1 . ' Aete Education Association Meeting.— The third annual convention of the Huron County- Education Association of Trustees and Ratepayers will be held in the auditorium of the new Collegiate, Clinton, on Friday, June 17th, at 1 p.m. Mr. William W. Mor- ris, Toronto; Professor -Reynolds, 0. A.C., Guelph, and Mr. Malcolm Mac - Beth, Milverton, are expected to ad- dress the gathering, in addition to Dr. Field, I.P.S. East Huron; J. E. Tom, LP.S., West Huron; Messrs. Charles Robertson, M.L,A., Goderich; W. G. Medd,M.LA. Exeter, and El- mer Klopp, Zurich, iVarden of Huron County. A special invitation is ex- tended to ladies to attend. Robert Coultes, President; Mrs. R. Davidson, Secretary -Treasurer. a " e. His abSericee0ein the ItkNetr$7*11.10-00:94,flf,a .0.4; of the CtenitYp,puoo: t*41611.1:itr41ik mctly fejt hyj all4e1ers: Sumorhilk;yrnd;-'iEd, 110-10,`a- 2'140104 Ofrgad,. • .41e ra • • - : ersere -41 AS, ".„.• .43",,, • 1r., eeeeett. • 4‘",w trai7,"•., •73,,e,""3";,,reee,;,,,e4tee fat a r.v4' : 6 ,t. 3•' le 4" , •4=3,1,1e 14- Orit.".to .—eer. John g,,Grievey of were -Week end ;glieets' at £h-:;- ; driven • Inan'Witg4•0*-• Robert Doddee Of —Mse Tea.1 Conviction, of•-Detrei,"ont -"lightS4an 0:4 7on his way, ent several AlaYs -With is her mother' here.,,i.v atir."'HoWe*er, the 440 !;tenpng;-CiP4ih ' - eit last wekee-Xt. ad, Benton Kerr, 4 -sutalg, ,is•-idtitts, ;followed godd,,;; .,;Ross and twp childee,, of. his Parente, t 3314,s- 74, -Tter ohase for theeleWeeilpealt vies:4W' nt the week end in: Bea: —Jr Aims: Gilleepiee ,pf TOMatcis :car went , 0410, 44te', Apent the week end with: which Will be conferred eieee tem is bo,rt w400411:10,,reoe4tok ifr 's parents, Mr: and Mrs. the UnivereitY Cematiene*Ot' and it only hy:,earefd tiriving7 that rea'7Toronto for the weelt has complted the ererOtieereents -fee' Patriek Maloney, *lieralit- ad X" and Mrs. J. 9. Molleu San of nn&-Yrivel\TeRePutedall,:i: peried in 0010 of til*'rOldei17 eit k'te Mrs. Harry Grieve, a the degree of Bachelee'pf Padag00; 'not's-itietese Wide, Thije in Egmondville.—Mre. Thursday of this' week. --Mr.- .4ne41 .accidents on -Ws,. read' nye • Preelete....,e, th, of Toronto, was Visit- -Turnbull has succesefully pause able:: 7, .1: • . 14M eaforth and Clinton friends final • examinations at Toronto -wu• - this...peep:lee-Mr. J. E. 'Keating was_ vereity and has receieed his B. A, -4744: 1n this week attending the degree, with -Second class honors in Mathematies and Physics. His mother,. Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, is in Toronte this week, attending the University Commencement Eatercees.---MisiiM. J. Habkirk, loc,a1 Manager Rk- the Bell Telephone, is spending her holi- days with her brother at Grosse Isle, Michigan.—Mr. Fred Robinson has- been seriously ill at his home in Eg- mondville for several days.—Mrs. B. Peckelder, of Grand Rapids, is visiting her parents, Mr. , and Mrs. Williara Charters, Mil Road. Glen Holmes, of Toronto, was here this week vsiiting his father, Mr. S. T. Holmes.—.Mrs. F. Armstrong and sons, Bruce and Mac, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Purdy -and daughter, Seale, of Tara, were wek end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Charters. anntrtilee ggists' Convention.--Mts. Parhetc, Tetroit, is a guest at the home f4Xajor and Mrs, R. S. Hays. - -i.; -Wiliam Fowler, of. Galt, is the grte 'etaf the Misses Cresswell.— Mr. Atalars. Fred Broadfoot and lit- tle datfhter, of Seattle, are Visiting at the, Owe of Mr. Broadfoot's moth -Ms. J. H. Broadfopt.--Mrs. J. F. Colifiis and little daughter, ray, of Sa1616England, are the guests of Mrs. Carts' sister, Mrs. Alex. Butler. _11fiag Easson, of the Stratford Col- legiateetaff, and Miss Annie Brodie, stratfod Normal, spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CharlesErodie.—Mrs. Alex. Lamont, who underwent a serious operation in the Clinton hospital last week, is do- ing as Well as could be expected., Rev. James Elford, of Sarnia, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nett over the week end. On Sundayyniorning Rev. Mr. Elford cupiedahe pulpit in Egmondville chnrchr-eiss Killoran, of Toronto, is a guestat, the home of Mr. and Mrs. John (1. Greig.—Mrs. J. A. Case' and Mrs. J.4314erner and daughter, Miss The Seaforth Races.—Seaforth Turf Club has put the finishing touches on their race track and it is now in finest condition for the races, Wednesdy, June 15th. Most everyone likes °-to see a good, clean horse race and in offering $1.200 in purses the Direc- tors have counted on the support of the general public. After the races at Walkerton on Thursday and Pres- ton on Saturday, the horses will come to Seaforth, every stall at the track being spoken for already. This means that every race will be well filled and the public guaranteed a good after- noon's clean sport. Officials for the meet will he: Starter, Stanley Burns, Palmerston; judges, William Martyn, Mitchell; George Muldoen, Brussels, and Frank Taylor, Exeter; timers, John W. Smith, Goderich; Williani Ament and J. F. Daly, Seaforth. The races will be held under auspices of Hamilton Driving and Athletic As- sociation. Smilestones.—An onusuallY •clever performance which will bePresented under the auspices of the Seafotth Lions' Club in Cardno's Hall, June 17th, will be one of the roost delight- ful events of the year. It was or- ganized by the Daughters of the Em- pire, Goderich, and has played to two capacity houses in Goderich, and is booked for a third appearance. It will also be presented in Exeter, Wingham, etc. Those familiar in musical circles assure us that Gode- rich possesses an abundance of high- ly_trained talent and that they all appear on the programme. The per- formance carries us with intensely irteresting pleasure through the dear old songs, interesting dances and quaint costumes of our grandmthers; the once popular hits in songs, dances and styles of our mothers, and the last word in song, dance and fancy dress of to -day. Booth Tarkington's clever play, "A Night in Sicily," de- lightfully fills the second part, to- gether with an amusing musical char- actee sketch of outstanding merit. The funds will -be used to carry on the work at Lions Park and Swim- ming Pool. The show is good; the cause is worthy; the charge is reason- able, and you will smile at every Smilestone. Egmondville.—On Monday evening, June 6th, the- Y.P.S.C.E., of Egmond- vile, held their Weekly meeting. Miss Billy Chesney occupied the chair and Miss Gertie Webster acted as presi- dent. After singing a 'hymn, Mr. Earle Webster led in prayer. The Scripture lesson was read by Miss Dorothy Broadfoot. The topic for the evening was taken by Miss Bernice Joynt, - and was quite interesting. Selections of poetry were well brought in. During cllscussion Miss Billy Chesney read a verse in keeping with the topic. Miss jeannette Fin- nigan sang a solo entitled, "'Mighty lak' a Rose," and wait- accrattpitlied by Miss Winnie Kruse. During inter- mission several' lively games were en- joyed. --Miss Alice Thnipsdnead the minutes of the last meeting: wird. Christian [Soldiers" was then sung and the meeting &Sad With Mispah Benediction:, —The Monthly Ineeting of the V. M. S. of 'EginentiVille United' Church was co -ark -tad by -the Vied-Prilent, Mrs. Eyre. The detetationell exettisee were taken ti14ifferent inatOes. letter Ws -road it- ing the allocation te:the"entE a the year3=--Was MOO: - .ifdsing sold. waS vatidared'4d 7udie to*titt. '6114 aie ria, 4 read 1* MI% Iteribit'alif" ofitl Vis.„11ettati144, Died In Loddon. — The London paper on Monday makes the follow- ing reference to the death of Mr. Alexander Harey, a pioneer of that city, and father of Mrs. F. J. Bur- rows, of Seaforth: The funeral of Alexander Harvey, of .802 Talbot Street, who died at the . age of 91 years, was held frem his family resi- dence Sunday afternoon to Mount Pleasant cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. B. H. Robinsn, of the Metropolitan United' churh, of which the &meed mail had been a member for more than 70 years. Born in Coostort, County Tyrone, Ire- land, Mr4 lata,reey carne to Ainerite in 1862, and three years after he set- tled hi tondon. Por many years he was st. prominent contractor and large realty owner. Re is survived by hie wife., Ellen; font- daughters, Mrs. P. J. Burrows, ofSeaforth; Mrs. C. W. rorsaan, nfI'/Vaterioo; Mrs. T. R. Ks- cott, ;of London, and Miss Martha Varvey, at MA; also two sons, Aleander, of toridon, and David W., of Toronto, Ont: Golden itredilittgo ..wtrighttin. Atmitietaf Tat•to-Tecit nitticts the -to, loWnig referenda tnidie Olden wetip coIehrattok df Mit Mid:: eUsid , .dttrta#8, ;PtOtft 4416 Arigtd ';.* • fit ttgltal, it( - 4ttitbAtt : Laughter PROGRAMME -• The CD Diedy Duo of ''Behind -e`ee Front" Fame • • *a LLACE BEERY HATTON In their 16 equally weIfknown rfoedy-- scream • "WE'RE IN THE NAVY NOW" —and— leARLIE1'Tl 5 D5 TWT Saye On Your New Coat. WINTHROP Notes.—Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson of Walton, Mrs. ;Heist and Miss Vera Heist, spent 'Sunday with friends in St. Marys:— -Mr. Thomas Wheatley has treated himself to a new 'Over- land Six.--elere, R. Campbell, Mr. and Mrge R. Campbell, Jr., Miss -Mae Campbell and -Mrs. Trewartha motor- ed to Luther on Sunday and spent the day with relatives there.—Quite number froim here attended the "Gentry Circus" in Stratford on Tues- day. 0r !" • te, ",":;31',""... TOT Close out the Biggest Sprint Coat Season We have enjoyed in a long tune, we STANLY the School Repot.—The following is the _rtChool repcirt eof School Seetirm No. 18, -Stanleye-for ..the month-bf May: Fifth Class—Merin Keys, 64%. ' Sr. alte-Sthe Murdock,'- €0% - William MurdOk,' MTG. Sr. III-11a. vey ;Keys, .64% (promoted from Sr. III); AudreyMurdock, 6%; Glen Dowson, 50%. Jr—Me-George Dow-. eon, 60% (promoted from Sr. II). Sr. II—Allan Keys, 70% (promoted from Jr. II); John Keys, 66% (promoted • from Sr. I). Sr. Primer—Bob Peck. The following had perfect attendance in famous old classic for May: Bob Peek,- Mervyn -Keys,. "sacycILF3 ARMS" John Keys.,--jant llogg, Teacher, KIPPEN „`• Notes.-1Mr.and -Mrs. Stafford, of Vienna,spent: the . week end with friends. at lOpliene—Mr. and Mre. Cooper, of the West, are- now nicety settled in -The, new, home above Mr. Bowey's store—The young peoples' anniversary Was fine success. Very large congregations were present end Rev. Mr. MIntdsh's sermons were an inspiration.' Blyth Choral Society de- lighte everybody. The ' proceeds were `-$267.—Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Petrie, of Toronto, motored up for the week end.—Mise Macdonald and the Misses Crystal- of New Zealand, are visiting their many friends at Kippen.—Our pastor, Rev. Mr. Lundy, has received two calls this last fort- night. He has accepted the call to Nile, and will be moving there July 1st. We wish him abundant success. .• • er these Extraordinary Reductiong -- ALL LADIEF'-;,AXD' LS' COAlt 'REDUCED wo.`-‘1•-• „mu IN PRICE. REAL! ,,TVRISA -.1114",ittLIt gm' anr, Coat, rpgular price up tt,Y. $0t tirr off GIR Probablyi the most genuinely fumy fain he has ever made. Separately these outstanding pro- ductions hare ahvays been shown at increased oces. We're putting them on together,to knock the lid off. ee --- THURSDAY, VILIDAY, SATURDAY with SATURDAY - MATINEE First Saturday Eve. Show, 7.45 p.m. Don't Mak. Being Disappointed COME EARLY "4.404;0, 5 rincess FOOTWEAR PECIALS For Friday and Saturday LADIES STITAP SLIPPERS eir) ac AND OXFORDS.' You can1iOse from a dozen new smart styleeeelilaek Kid and Patent Leathers,#.1m) ,Patent Leather with Brown or, 'Way ;Alligator trim, and, a few Satinareirt','Cine strap styles. In- cluded in ttiIot are Cushion Sole Shoes and 448Inek Kid 2 strap with a built in arefftipport. Medium and low heels. '010;i133to 8. Other stores would ask 444 'to $4.50 for thee. OUR piu4J»r, •— A PAIR ..:'0a44v $3,45 Lathrs, WO 6 to 9%, $4.00 cia A le Oaegtif G(nLMEN'S Ali WELT 0 if„:03S AT Black aft 3,1 160in. C Rubber }TO ter $4.50 vtel SALE P CHILDS' SANDAL ki Ten 02, Dog' sole' $1.766 value, SALE prt :theVito StoreA „ `A=rerri41e. 444,44, 'Uw,iiice:iieitttho! It $1115 3 „ • HIBBERT School Report.—The following is the school report for S. S. No. 5, Hib- bert, for April and May. Those marked with an asterisk ;missed one or more examinations: Sr. Fourth— Norman Ilartuni, 545; John lAtrar mond, 530; Lloyd Hbackney, 511; *Les- lie Hackney, 324; *Eniily Hanison, 202. Sr. III—Roger Christie, 902; Margaret Hateilton,589; Robert }Lm- ilton, 793. *Seines Scott, 708,..*Gine don Scott, 391. Jr. HTe-Murraye Christie, 8,37; Sarah flarburni 834; Laurie Colquhoun, 816;- tion Mac- Dougald, 7781 Alex. Thielcheye 719; ran colors; $2.39 and, 2$84. " • Mare Dow, 70e; Velma McNicol, 592; *Alvin Scott 608. ,..-Sr. g---19fary J. Hamilon, 68; Senette 64; Jean Colqulionn, 6; *Rosc. MePher- Son, 04, Jr, U—Mary A. Itamitton, V; Elmer flow, 54f; Blanche /Uni- sn, 6423; Rliena MeNicol, 487; Car- man MePherson, 438; Robert Gard- iner, 317; Billie 111arbure, 286. First Book — Mervin Dow, 19e Doha% ColcMhoun, 12,2. Primer .06,10 Christie Harold MePlierjn, fraftgli Currie, Ernest Ilarburri. Numer' roll, 86; aveeage attendatee; Carrie Andersen, Teacher, " Notes.-.41tertr4 Nth& ; 13rielrlittv „onlY son of avrrial-1104y „otig Irts 11`gli ;.** Chttih. bt1TAK.$4.41, 6t,,,Pue. likt"f0Attl, $4itiity; igtVli 0#0-i-'460 40014 'An ,r3.•4„4.40.4ri;57.„ '"„t • - • 3:7, 33 .priee4up to $2. •'' 00 itria • al* pricedttp • toifaL • ""'-','$251.1rUji ROT awn cutc PILLOW COTTON - "Li • ems It is in either WI 42 inches or 44 inches, fully bleach- ed and free from dresing. Extra Special, the yard, 39c MADAPOLAM AND LONG CLOTH This is an Englislvtlethiand 40 in-ches wid. 'Here is ai very unusual offering. • Tim Yard, 23c PURE LINEN TOWtILLING—Special, yard, 15g /BLEACHED SHEETING Two yards wide, Canadian make, extra good value at the price. •BREAKFAST SETS Breakfast Cloths, 54x54 inches; pure Linen, colored borders; colors. fast. • The Yard, 59c : Special, each, $129 RAltoN BD stint Beautiful Bed Covers in Rose and Gqiii;ffioxl.op at $795; 72x100, at $7A5.. Fancy C6tion13ed Spt'' 13- regular ate, „.„ a ' ' 4 •;.":4"." • IMfl Very -special atto prospeetive,4 paertne 11111114 1,4 • 3 resent the illiPlirrr3rbeLl that,1 =Oat Wit '',•e"ea.e.e'ke, -ee' e Pee , Tee 41, 3, • "'"'""'""m• 433 .33 kitiYe 114t4f0 trati-4-64 drit T • aVat, • ,•••;i. ° 4:•r-47# k‘. • 3,3