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1. . Men's and Boys Fall and Spring Caps,
100 caps on sale regular $1,00 to $2.50,
sale 69e. On display in window.
II. Men's silk wash ties, reg. 75c, sale 49c
Fancy colored stripes and plain whites. 4
dozen to be cleared at this price.
HI 20 ladies' black moire silk coats in
best qualities and new styles, reg. $30,00
coats, sale $18.75. Also 40 dolmans, Net
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our and tweed coats on sale at reduced
pricts.
IV. 35•1adies' suits, the balance of our
Spring stock, to be cleared out, at $19.75
and $29.75.
• • 25 ladies' voile, cotton and gingham
ready— made dresses in blues, greens;
,tnauves•and rose_$5.75 to. $14,75.•
The Store with the Stock.
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11 An Exteptiohal Offer!
Any person purchasing a piano or violin
within one month from this date receives
outfit
- One Term of Lessons Free
Instruction will be given in ottr store
by Mr, Geo. Fryfogle.
;We have special prices. Ow, pianos are unequalled
and our violins are of the finest, being made by
Brare & $�n, the old English firm which has a con-
tinental reputation second to none.
Come in and see them. • You are not obliged to buy.
A.good line of phonographs always on hand.
New music and new records arriving almost daily.
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Mrs, Neilson ctud daughter, were vlsi-
ors at tho honie of Geo. and Mrs. Allah,
last week.
E. Bryans of Toronto, visited
friends in town, re,..ently.
Itiontlay being a holiday,. -a slumber
from town, spent tlio day in Teeswater,
Mrs Jinn Doyens ot Fordwich, spent ,
Tuesday with friends in town,
Thero will be no setatices in the Presby-
torian t•liarch nest Sunday, owing to the
pastor licitly; absent.
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WEDDING BELLS
.Turnberry
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A happy event took place at St. An.
..Sreves Manse on Monday afternoone,July
28th, when Mr. Thomas McKee and Miss
Cora Gwendoline Sherrie( of Star City,
Sask., were joined in wedlock. The cere-
Molly was performed by Rev. D. Perrie,
the bride being attired ifi her travelling
suit of blue silk. The bride is a former
well-known Winghairi young lady, being
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Shea-
*, formerly of this town, and the groom
is le former' resident of Fordwich. Mr.
and Mrs. McKee left on Monday after-
noon for Goderich and will spend a few
weeks in Ontario pointsbefore going West
and will reside in Star City, Sask.
1 Mrs. Wm. S. King and son, Pere, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph McKinney and son, Will
motored to Toronto last week, also took
in the sightkat Niagara Fails.
Miss Helen Garniss of Toronto, is visit-
ing over the week -end with her parents at
Bluevale. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson and son.
Allan. Mrs' Johnston and Mr. Freeman,
Mornington, motored on Sunday to Mr.
Wm, S Kin&e.
Misses Irene and Nellie McKinney of
Blizevale, spent last week with their
cousin, Miss Lavine fCing,
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MEAD OFPICE
HAMILTON
CANADA'S part in the war has
necessitated the growth of nati-
tonal indebtedness which Can -
da has now to take cite of. This
indebtedittiss must be cleared away by
the production of increased wealth
throughout the country The Bank
of Hamilton will take ha part in ren-
dering financial servie.e to all preduc.
'dye entesprise which helps to gain
Olt end.
ANKIOF HAMILTON
WINGHAM BRANI".1-1 C. P. Smith, Manager
Football Math
A fast game of football will be played
in the town park, Wingham, on Saturday
evening, August 9th,, commencing at 0 46
sharp The local G. W, V. A, team and
the Listowel boys wilt play. Wingbarn
returned boys have a strong team and the
Listowel buys are winners of the Hough
Cup and the W. F. A. Admission 25 cts.
and 15 cis,
Wealthy tido Acquitted
Albert Ralf, a wealthy hobo. wile was
arrested on suspicion of burning James
Manser's barn on the 12th con., Carrick,
on Sunday, july 20th, has been acquitted
and dismissed from custody. The evi-
dence of five farinere was taken before
Magistrate Tolton on Monday afternoon,
but no incriminating evidence was forth -
corning. On the request of the accused
man's solicitor, who VAIS unable to be
preseet, the case was adjoined until Sat-
urday next, but‘on Wednesday the charge
was dismissed and Kay was at once liber-
ated. • •
Fulret Laws Egg
Hatched on febreary a, a Rhode Island
Red Pullet, owned by Miss Winifred
Wallington of ,Wilsonville, laid its first egg
on Peaceday, just'161 days after it first
brake from ita own shell.
Miss Wallington claims that her pullet
has set a record, and so far uobody has
come forward with claims of a younger
chicken having laid an egg..
Latest reports from the Wilsonville
thicken run, say that theindustrious pul-
let, baying begun early in life, may set •
another record in the number of eggs it
lays in a given time.
Organizing ror Referendum
A meeting to organize the township of
Turnberry in connection with the corning
referendum, was held on Monday evening
in the Town Hall, Wingham. The follow-
ing officers were elecred:
Chairman-Robt. Shaw, Bluevale.
lst Vice Ch -,-Mrs. Sohn Armour. Wing -
2nd Vice Ch. -Mr. John 1Ce117,
Secretary -Rev. F Burgess, Bluevale.
Treas.-John King.
The chairman and secretary for each
subdivision are:
No. 1-Robt.131ack, chairman and Miss
A. Paul, secretary.
No, 2-Robt. Groves, chairman and
Benson Cruikshankte secretary..
No. 3 -Fred Lewis, chairman and Eli
Bolt, stcretary: -
L No. 4 -Robt. Muir, chairman and
David Fortune, secy.
"Some Reunion"
Rues Will, mascot for the Stratford
baseball tearn, was struck on the head
when i baseball hat broke in the hands of
a player, Wednesday afterneon at Palmer.
ston and was picked up for dead. He
later recovered consciousneis add MeV
cover. Wednesday night was the wildest
io connection with the reqinion The
supply of talcum powder MU out AO
washing soda, old Dutch Cleanser and
othee such dope was substittlied. All
didn't taice4.0 this dope good naturedly
and some scrapping resulted. Boys from
here say it was "some reAirtion."--eLis-
Cower Banner, • -
So faras we can learn from reports of
the Old Boy's Reunions held throughout
Ontalio this year, we maymell feel proud
of the conduct it the Wiagham celebra-
tioh.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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In the Estate of David Bell late of the Town
of Wingham in Lite County of Huron, Music
Dealer, deceaeed,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to 'seriti,art
56, Chapter 121, R. 0. 1914, Viet ell peesoee
having claims against the Estate of David
Bell 'who died on or about, the. fourth do of
July, A, D., 1910, at the said Town a wing -
ham, are required to the mid rsigned, the•Soi-
leiter for thi• Executors on or before the .201h
of Attgust A. D.1919, their llama and addrems-
es with full particalars of their &alma to writ-
ing and tho realm). of 'the seetuatiea (If any}
held by them.
Atel further take notice that after the said
9001 day of August A. D. 19E9, the Assets of
the said literate will be distributed by the'staid.
Executors laments the parties entitled thereto
lta.vingxegardpuly to claims of which they
shall then have eatiertargt the Estate will not
tia 114ble f" any Outing PO fited et the lime
or the Saki distributicti..
Dated at Winghtton that 29t day eg "viy; 4,
1910.
Ouptarz notntes,
Solicitor for the Bireentorrk, Enema Pen,
James G, Mews* and Arthur tt.
BORN.
Fault-- In Wingham, on Monday, Aug-
ust 4th, to Mr. and,Mre Peet Pugh* a
son. • •
10EM0NS MAKE SKIN
' WRITE, SOT', CLEAR
PALL PMRS
TEESWATRR REUNIGtt
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Atwood.... . Sept. 22 23
Blyth Sept. 22-23
Brussels Sept. 10-17
Dungannon Oct. 143
Exeter A • . Sept. 15-16
Goclerich ....Sept 16-16-17
Kincardine ... - . - .........Sept, 18-19
Listowel • ..... . - Sept. 18-10
London Sept, 6 to 13
Luelmow....... ........ ....Sept, 25-26
Mildmay Sept. 1546
Ripley . . , . . Sept. 23-24
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Seaforth - . ............ 0et, 1820
Teeswater.... .... Sept, 30 Mt. 1
Wingliam.. , . (Last and best) - Oct. 8-9
'Another Big Excursion
Goderich to Detroit
and Return
THIS ONE
Steamer Greyhound
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Thursday; Sept, 4th
Make this beauty lotion for a few
cents arid see for youraell
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What girl or woman hasn't heard of
lenion Juice to remove complexion bletn.
Niles; to whiten the skin and bring out
the roses, the freshness and ttte hidden
beauty? But lemon juice aloft is 'acid,
therefore irritating, and should hi -mixed -
stillit.'oreliard white this way. Strain
through a fine eloth thejuice of two fresh
lemons Into g. bottle containing about
three ounces of ,oreliard white, then
shake well stud you hot p. whole quarter
pint of skin and romplexion jotion at
about the cost one usually pos fur ft
small jar of ordinary cold etearg. Be
sure to attain the lemon Juie.e ab no pulp
gets into the bottle, then this lotion will
tomtit pure and fresh for months When
applied daily to the face, neck, arms and
hands, it sholt.111 help to' bleach, lear
smoothen and beautify the Atm.
Any druggist will supply three mums
ef ea -chard *hike at very little coat and
the grocer hs e the letrtons.
500 a m. old time. 10 a. m; Eastern
time. Arrives Detroit 5.00 p. m. Re-
turning leaves Detroit
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Saturday, Sept. 6th, 1 p.m.
Detroit time. (Detroit time is the seine
as Goderich old time.)
$2.?5 ROUND TRIP
% $1.15 ingIe
Cliildren between (Rand 12,:. 4 fair.
Don't miss this opportunity to visit
America'g. most beautifuLand most pros
peoaus city. A million population, a city
of beautiful parks, grand boulevards and
a wonderful water"front. Canadians com-
ing to Detroitfor a temporary stay are
not required to pay a tax -or make a de-
posit. U. S. immigration officers will be
on the steamer to pass excursionists.
Good music and dancing enroute. Fine
cafe and lunch room abroad steamer.
See a real big-Ieague ball game with Ty -
Cobb in action. St. Louis Browns play
the Detroit Tigers at Navin Field, Friday,
Sept, 5th.
BAND MOONLIGHT
Out of Goderich. Wednesday evening,
Sept. 3rd, 7.30 old time, 8.30 Goderich
time -25c.
3 hours on beRutiful Lake Huron.
Orchestra, musio and dancing in steamer's
ball room.
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blkYwCoLl' batteries'
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. Best by every
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KW11(..LITE
The quality Flatiblight.
No car or lionise complete
vithout one.
$1.00 to'$2.75, •
DELUXE:
Canadian made, guaranteed
ELECTRIC. IRON
Saves labor, expense, time
and &clothes $5.00.
Ross' Hardware
WHERE?
The White Cafe
'for
Paim Dairy fok,
Creagi
r:rmem,upocigis 13401.4.
Hot Meals at all hours,
LOCKMAN'S
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Teeswater is in gala attire to \Vert:ae.
home her old boys and girle, thousanda
strong. They have gathered- for the
greatest reunion ever held in the history
a the village. Main St, is a gorgeou
thorougbfare of flags and bunting an
signs of welcome and is, epanned by thrt4
magnificent arches.
Monday, the program tommerreed .ntith
an auto and calithunmian parade., in
which the whiners for the best decnr ated
autos were: Mrs. 0. IL Hasenflug, whose
car represented the poppies of Flanders
fields, with a Canadian soldier in their
midst; Mrs M. A. Gillies, whose car *as
of agricultural significance, with farmer -
cites in it, and Miss Jeanette McKee;
for the best Nat, Fred. Iliscox; for the
best decorated bicycle, Frank Nevins;
fur the best calithumpians, Herb. IVIcGee„
Cordon Melvin and Wilf Kirkland,
A .fotir round boxing bout between Red
_Cattle; of London, 'formerly of the 18th
Battalion, and Fred Compton of Toronto,
was declared a' draw by Referee Maynard
of Buffalo, tonight, The beat was the re-
etilt of a three -round battle in the after-
noon, in which Corriptort's,,manager, who
was refereeing; declared bis man a winner
00 points,
The crowd' howled its dissatisfaction'
and the referee retired, Cattle then chal-
lenged Compton ;for a bout at night, .the•
referee to be of Cattle's choosing,' -1(0426;
tn 'the winner. The bouts were
• Co be staged here, .
More than 5,000 persons were out" a:
the park Where the chief attructiri.n was
the iierse. races. Fifteen hots6s 'were.'en-
tered,in the three classes, The 2:10 trot'
,Was won by Charles Patchen (S 0. Hodd
gins), which carried off both bents' in
2 171, taking the $300 purse.
All Ala ANN Umiciwzos
; Abu% t two Alois* ago MN. David Rob.
trtuou A ll, breaking her thigh and owing
to her golva,ncerl age, she passed away at
her hotne, Centre St., Winghain, on Wed-
needay,. july 30th. Deceased, whose
Malden nan.le was Mary Ann iviacKen.
zie, was a bk-hiy esteemed old lady in her
85th year. oar husband predeceased her
about three'yetres ago, Before corning to
town over twelve yeara ago they resided
on the 13t1i Con. East WtiwanOshi She
is survived by atm daughters and two
sons, viz., Mrs. Zigalurney and Christena
who rosined with their mother, Mrs.
Harry McGee, Winghtann David of Tor-
onto,. Mrs. W. ,1. Arbtiekle and Geo. M.
of Ii;net Wawanosh
The funeral was hefd to Wingharn cem-
etery on Friday afternonn; Rey. Dr
Perrie, pastor of St. Andrews' Presbyter
ian church, of which the deceased was a
member, conelucted the services. 'rbe
pall bearers were Messrs. Wm. Isbister,
Dr. A. J. Irwin, Alex Campbell, Wesley
Pettison, Robt; Currie and 'William
Wilson.
The other contenders finished: 2. Cleo
B (W. Duemar); 3. Alfreda (E. M,
Fawn; 4, Chepstowe Bell (J, Hanson).
250 Trot; ,1,?urse $250..
1, Billy Sunday (J. Adams); Helen
(Roy Colvin); 3, Btal 1;Cyle;44, K. Laal-
bert. Time -2:291. •'•
In the fermers' race Mat McKenny
(Geo. Trayner) won in 2 .29i. Cherry
Worthy was second. Other contenders
were Pansy Walker, Lady W. Grattan,
Little Ted Lady Pegresi.
Lieut. Nesbitt of London arrive% Sun-
day morning and has delighted the visi,
tors with his stunts in the aeroplane. The
Desand twins of London won, .aciplause
by their dancing. The first days of the
re -union were a tremendons success, and
alt expenses are already coxered.
Myth
A number of out*. citizmis attended the
Reunion at Teeswatere Monday„ A few -
went to the tournament at Clinton •
The Members of St. Andrew's Church'
choir, picniced at Bayfield.. on Tuesday.
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Judge and Mrs. Jackson' are' visttiag
friends in Seaforth this *eek; before go-
ing to their home at Lethbridge, Alta,
• Master. Steve White had .ins arm brok-'
en on Saturday, trying to crank. a car.
Mr. Alex. 'Eldon is sequsly ill at
his home. Rev; Walter anti Mrs. Mc-
Lean of Hanover, arrived on Monday and
are in attendanCe of the lattee's father,
-Large numbers pf Indiaris are in this
vicinity engaged in flax
Mr. and Mrs. G, M. Chamkers are holi
cluing with frierids at Kincardine.
Miss Ashton of Fordwieh, spent over
$unday witli Mena' id town. .
• •4 number of our citizens attended th
geatiee) rpt Brussels. -
Dr. E.. G. Wilforg, griln recently return-
ed. from overseas, gave an infereetleg
talk at the Epworth League meeting on.
Sunday evening, Mt his medical vork in
China, • ,
Ttiere passed away. itt her home on
Hamilton Bt., Aug. Ist, Miss Mary
Maines, daughter of the late James and
Mrs, Wines of fluilett. Smiep va:4 cent
dueled at her. home on Sunday, ny gag,
G. Telford. pastor of Presbyterian churcb.
The remains were convoyed to Ball's
. Cemetery, for interment reer sistere ;
and one brother, George oe the oh) hoeut,!'
stead, ilave the sympathy of the commun-
ity in their bereavement,
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WINGDAM. Aly.),RICIETS
(Correa:up till 'Wednesday noon)
Wheat No. 2 Spring • • .2 60 to°.
Wheat No. 2 Fall ......2 11. t� •
'Flair,. per cwt, standard..5 55 to 6 00
.134unPerton • 40 00 to 42 00
%nits; per ton..., 42 00 to 44 00
Oats .. 88 to 1 00
Barley . . .... ,... 100 to 110
Hay, .15 00 to 17 00
Bitter, per lb. -dairy.... 43 to 50
E r 45 to 4$
Lard 40
BelgraVe
Mr, Ira Barkley, of Caspalanta,Mich-,
was calling on old friends in the village
last week.
PredBealtdrett of Toronto, is spending
his holidays with his mother, Mrs, I,
'Ar.andrett;-
Mr. and Mrs. IN.vkins, of Jamestown,
New Ilork State, spent a couple of days
ty pr. ari&Mrs. Kirkby, last week:
14,ss G1wys ririptv. 7,3 home after
spending a few - Ivrec)!,,q 14er* 4i4: •
Otratford.. ' ' .
Miss -Katie engUer of Walton, spent a
few days with Mrs. 110Ppkr. •
'Mite Blackstone wlio has. been spend,
big a few weeks, with old :friends in this
vieitiity. left • for her :home in Warren,
on Briddy last,
yiss Laidlaw of Blyth, is spending it
few days with Miss Allison,
Mrs, Merarlane of Guelph. is visiting
with Miss nudge.
My, and Mrs. T. 13ridges motored to
payjlel#
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Mr. 44?nn.e.1d �f 'Fort William, is
spending it few ifeya wilt
Munroe at the Post Office,
Mr. Ville, station agent has purcitaltefi
Allfr
a JICT/ car. Mite lie has litany pleasant
outings in it,
Misses Elsie and Sadie ffin of myth,
are spending a few days with Nim .Jas.
Grigg.
Sorry to report Mrs, Allison is in very
Toot -health anti under the doctor's are.
Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Wray of Igoedon;
Dr. and Mrs. Brown, Saskatoon, called
t Joe Brandon's on Monday.
40 to
Cattle, med., butthers-10 00 to 12 00
Cattle, butcher's choice. .13 00 to 14 00
Hogs, liveweight.... ....20 75 to 21 24
Butterfat.... .... . .. 52
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.Whitechurch
,1ev J. pre Stewart of Behnont• form.
Orly. itastor ef the Presbyterian church
called on friends here on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart and family are spend.
leg their vacation at Bruce Beach,
Miss Nettie Cottle is spending a week
itt Kincardine Beach.
111sa Elva Taylor and Mr, Harry • Tay.,
tor of North*Bay, visited last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, William A. Tay-,
Rev. James and Mrs. Seobie leave on
Tizeirday to spend their month's holidays.
Mrs. A. H. iquagrafve of Wingharn, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss 'Verna McLeod of Lucknow, was it
week -end visitor at Mr. A. B. Pardon's.
Mr. 0. M. Cherven was in Toronto last
weak.
Mrs. Howard and Miss.Mary Campbell
of Wingham, visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McClenaghan,-
Miss Olive Terriff, who recently grad-
uated from Wingharn Hospital, is holi-
daying at ber home here.
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Mr, Andrew Hamilton has returned to
Ms tome at Indian Head, Sask., after
spending some time among relatives here,
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The Shoe Sale,
At R. A. Currie's Old Stand
will close on
Sat. next, Aug. 9th
KINDLY NOTE -7 -All chang-
ing must be lone at the store
itt whieh shoes were bought,
therefore Sale Shoes cannot
▪ be changed at. our store in
•.the McDonald Block,
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' Miss Irene Taylor is spending some
%peke at Grimsby.
Miss lisrgaret Gillies returned to Pik -
onto on Monday.
Mr. Alex U. Kennedy and Mr. Arthur
Smith* Of Windsor, spent the weekend
with friends here.
Mrs, (Rev.) J. Henderson and two
children of the parsonage are camping at
Baaiee )3each.
The GUilci Meeting on Sunday night
wan in charge of Johnston _Conn. The
leader for Aug, 10 is Robina Henry.
Misses jean and Millie McGregor who
have been home on a visit returned to
Toronto on *Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mowbray' are nik-
ing to Dungannon, where the ,fOrrner .bas
purchased a chopping mill.
Rte ,Henry A, Pnrdon, who *recently
retiainecl front overseas, is visiting among
relatives here, before leaving for his
hotne at Walpole, Sask.
Miss Nellie McMillan came home from
London on rridaY night last.
Mr, Alex Milne of Toronto spent the
tweeevking.
week -end his father 'Mr, Milne of
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During Rev, James Scohie's absence
the pulpit will be supplied on Aug. 10 by
Rev D, McTavish of Ripley and on Aug.
'Tend Aug. 24 by Rev, J.' Henry' Martin
of Long Branch, son of Mrs. Martin knd
the latestar. Wm Martin of Bast Wawart•
oah.
• 'Mrs. Robert Sangster of Michigan,
formerly •Miss Mani MoClenaglian;
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Gorge
McClenaghan, who lived at Whiiechurch,
was suddenly called away by death on
Tuesday, July • 29. Deceased underwent
an operation for caner.. She leaves it
family of seven. '
After a line,-ering illness, caueed by an-
aemia, Mr. David gillies, who lived on
the boundary west of here, passed away
on Monday, July 28. He had been ill. far
over a year, but until reeentlY, had en-
tertained bright hopes for his retovery.
He watt, member of the Presbyterian
ckturch here, also a member of the C, .0.
P. Be was 56 years Of age, The funer-
al took place on Thursday to Greenhill
cemetery, the services being conducted
by Rev. J. Scobie. Besides his wife,
three daughters and a son Survive. Mar
ion of Lucknow, Margaret of '1:oront0.
John and Jean at home, ,
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iliSummer Clothesi
Gloves
Guaranteed double•
wear silk gloves h all
sizes and shades. Prices
.$1.00 to $2.50.
Fillings pm"
Neckwear
All .the latest in dainty
meckwear .fdr the sum-.
mer dress, Prices 50e
and up, .
-Underwear
Vests, drawers a n d
y. combination suits in cot-
ton, lisle 017 silk, in white
or flesh pink. All prices.
SPEIRCICSr Middies.
and Wash
Skiits
The latest styles are
here and the best values,
MONARCH KNIT
SWEATER. COATS
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Sweater Coats 74
and Pullovers
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In fine qualities o .f
wool or silk in all the
newest•styles and shades .1
Prices $5t$20, re -4
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Georgette, crepe - de- Artl
chene and silk.blouses1n
all the newest styles in
Navy, Taupe, Buff, Ivory lc
Flesh and .Maize, Prices
5 up to $15.
Silk Hose .
Pr.s
Blouses -
Special values in silk
hose that will give extra
good wear in all the
wanted shades. Prices
$1.50 and up,
Corsets • -
Nemo and Crompton
latest style corsets'. for
summer Wean itt pont, or
back law, a. Style for
everyfigure. Price 1.50
to $7,50.
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X Wash Goods, Cotton Voiles, Muslins, Wash Silks and
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Ginghams, Special Values.
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