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holds over two thousand souls
it is packed to the doors from
morning to lata at accurate night.
It i:> ditlicult to -get an
of tate daily gleanings Of the
times I:hare heard it said that
million dollars Baily filter into,
Tl Juana promoters•, This place
eventually be closed,, no doubt,
it seems too many Amerl-
dollars are pourbag into Mexico
suit the U. S. A.
I hope some .time agai to see
California, Writ the sights I
In Tl Juana I am most certain
will never isle agalh. 'It is prat-
:the last stand of "John Barley-
on the North. cOnti-
and he is sure going out with
awful 'kick..
After this interesting trip to Max-
we took quite a number of mount-
ain and sea Voyage% our visit to
Lowe being most enjoyable.
Ancl now a word about prices and
profiteering in California. Oranges
at the groves; sell retail at twenty
cents a dozen, the same quality at
the seventy-five cent ones here. To
my customers I would just like to
say don't go to California to buy dry
goads, the prices being from twenty
to fifty ipor cent. higher. Rents are"'""""`
exorbitant; everything booming, and
it saelllh tome the slogan of the aver-
age Californian is not how much he
'I•l. I TO �+.RLI ORNIAN
The Mgravo liiiomatuts listitute Ue1d'
`softly ily1iig--�whitdlr saying!
cattle, butchers choice. Al 00 to
ttroutintleil fatal thraa v,eelts UO.)
I heed thtd city's Boldon call,
scenery.
Another delightful trip was to
offleers ou Wednesday last at tate houte
lly W. S. Whaley
Hogs,.......glat .... . 19 00 to
00 to
0 Further.Loan
lint holly) is way (:ea 'o b. Ol'
is the �looc:a� 'cat th+s
very suceeestn't year's wort;.. 'Tate
I hear a sill- voice in the glostiiing
Hay , , ; , , , , , , , ::. , ... ,19
Cream
Los Angt?lctF'=)
. Gall me• hOr4lhg•-•homing- homing -h,
hours' Sail on the Paeiflo Ocean
as follows;--•
Illovies. More, over . 75 per (;eut, of
...:................
This important announcVlll:'nt beans deep
�S$�
all the fnoving pictures In tile 'world
President -•-Mrs, Jas, Taylov; 9cey,.Tr4as
Agnlifirat',t"t' to huldt,rs and purobiviers of
It that the
are made. Tierra the largest studios
in tile wprld hold sway, and It Is
Mr, and Mrs, Robert McMichael renew-
ivtory l.ua11 1,ondt~. nivans
Mage tuna of lnonPy w'lllcll would have been
-•••Mrs, J, T. Bell;,, AuOors-�-Misses
-also the Doane of some oar the cinema
OP
availablofor illvt'wttrlput'thitt Fall had national
M,r, and Mrs, Gordon 'Elliott .trom near
worl(1's least fainotls stars. I' visitcd
-Mrs. Jas, Taylor; *Dist. Director -Mrs.
Pinergent•\ demanded it, will hart; to Beek
(mverument Lra;lns.
oat bora the Universal studio and
Maw tilt work Of taking pictures , It
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Alitcheli, last Sun -
invctttlllellt in ('xistillg
The heavy buying that will undoubtedly, fol-
meeting -Mrs. G, tib`, Proctor and Mrs,
looked to me as thugh it was quite
business treporter and
low should llav(� a favorable Pti (*c't alien prices.
n hapsutile big salariesous
ed to '
Wheeler, Mrs, J. hopper and Mrs, R.
you ('till Dally Victory Bond:; today to pay
be paid to the stars were well earned, '
MARRIED
you a slighily lligh4 intel-est return than
a few niontlls a Io. We reoolm-
Millions of dollars are invested in
and around Hollywood in Making
t}ley paid
ktond
nlellti theIatlrellase Of t1lPs(' a now.
MATH ERFJ--JouNisToN--At L'thel on
moving pictures, and the work some
Wednesday, Juno 2nd, Margaret L.
titres is very dangerous; quite a
I shall bP .alad to Furnish you
number are badly hurt and Oven it
with fullrIte y as c w , t,,�
particulars sail prlc.as.
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Toronto
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1'ttii ick Council
C E LCorrie, May 19th. 1920,
NT A Council met in the Township Halt,
pursuant to adiournment. All members
present. The Reeve in the chair, minut-
MEAT MARKET es of last meeting. read and on
.. { motion of Hubbard and Bryans were
�,aT adopted. The question of cattle run-
AAIc`L�'ill; pttrCl7aSed 1110 Hing at large on the highway was con-
business of T. Drum- sidered. Moved by Spotton and Inglis
p- . that the Reeve be appointed' to look into
Und `" Sen,Butchers, the matter and report at next meeting-^
we respectfully SOlict a Carried.
Sllblre Of y0U1' pa *l.,on- Moved by Spotton and Hubbard that
a e and aSsu1'e Ott
, y the rate for statute labor be increased to
first -Class service. $2.00 per day -Carried.
The question of grading was consider-
�� l ed hitt no action taken, . Moved by Inglis
IE N and Spotton that By-law No *3 for year
1920 be read the third time and passed--
Carried
Moved by ,Hubbard and Bryans that
WINGHAM MARKETS_SIi I N 4 ... i920 be read the third
Pow aro killed. I attended a funeral
Of two young Ilion who lost their lives resort
doing a train act Tor the movies. and
All kinds of chances are taken to early
aisle the pictures .setl:satiollal wltell
shown. A• number, of the 1111941)aid estimate
movie stars have their troubles too, litany
was 1111 Los Angelos,. iVTaxy
WihYo I w one
Pickford wa i granted a 'divorce from the
Owen Moore and a few days after will
was married to Douglas Fairbanks, because
Charlie Ch aplin's wife was suing for can
divorce on the grounds of desertion to
and non support, . Mrs. C, asserted
that Charlie only spent- fifty thousand beautiful
dollars on herl ast year and says she saw
is very destitute on trying to live on I
tically
her meagre salary of three thousandAmerican
dollars per week that she Barns in . corn
Viae moviRs herself,Ma
neat,
After a delightful (lay �Lti Holly- an
woad, we spent aniather equally en-
joyable at Pasedena (another suburb ice,
of Los Angeles). This city is the
millionaires paradise, Isere live :tloltnt
Gillette, the 'razor king; Wrigley,
the ohewhig gum magneto, and
Bush, the brewer, in his ` world-
famous sunkeh gardens. P�tsedena
is in ray estimation the most beauti-
ful place I had the pleasure: of see-
ing,
After m visit to Pasedena I paid
y
a visit to the Cawston Qstrieh farm,
and vfsitd Mr. and Mrs. Ostrich,
Mr. Ostrich who supplies the feath-
ers for milai?y's bonnet, was some-
holds over two thousand souls
it is packed to the doors from
morning to lata at accurate night.
It i:> ditlicult to -get an
of tate daily gleanings Of the
times I:hare heard it said that
million dollars Baily filter into,
Tl Juana promoters•, This place
eventually be closed,, no doubt,
it seems too many Amerl-
dollars are pourbag into Mexico
suit the U. S. A.
I hope some .time agai to see
California, Writ the sights I
In Tl Juana I am most certain
will never isle agalh. 'It is prat-
:the last stand of "John Barley-
on the North. cOnti-
and he is sure going out with
awful 'kick..
After this interesting trip to Max-
we took quite a number of mount-
ain and sea Voyage% our visit to
Lowe being most enjoyable.
Ancl now a word about prices and
profiteering in California. Oranges
at the groves; sell retail at twenty
cents a dozen, the same quality at
the seventy-five cent ones here. To
my customers I would just like to
say don't go to California to buy dry
goads, the prices being from twenty
to fifty ipor cent. higher. Rents are"'""""`
exorbitant; everything booming, and
it saelllh tome the slogan of the aver-
age Californian is not how much he
Mr, and Mrs. 13. lvlcGatlnaghan and Johnston. daughter of Mr. George, John -
family, visited at Mr. Jaynes harbour's on stony Grey, to Mr. Earl Mathers, sots of
Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs, George Mothers, Blue-
Mr; and Mrs Sandy Havens, also John vales•
Champlon, visited relatives at Xincard-
ire for a couple of days last week, DIED
Mr. Ezekiel Phillips of Auburn, visited
at Mr. John Martin's on Sunday last. SCOTT ---In, Wingham on Tuesday, .dune
'1st., George B. Scott, Aged 85 years.
Mr. Johnston of Blytb is pressing hay i The funeral from the residence of his
for Robert McBurney and Mr.. Shields i son zn-law Mr, W. $. Mitchell, Centre
and Adam Robinson, 1 -lay is a goad � $t , onThursday afternoon to Wingham
price selling at $21.00 per ton to the
presser, cemetery.
- -�
The. Hoyle Bros, drew out some, pressed "•'``
bay for Mr. Thomas Foulton to White- Why (Boys Leave Home
church last week. oys
Chunks of advice about keeping bmeeting.were
Ion the farm from Duncan
rshall suggests the inquiry as to why
OUT OF TOWN • that honorable of r
t ho a _le.has ac
_n p
' ed what he preaches? It is a far away
Town is luring me-
TheI want
T want to an sowedstride tthe seeds of when "patriotism" on on the
Whets I can see ,highways and by -ways of the country 1n
A glint of Summer o she passes the country school houses, side by side
Green and glad ,among file grasses! with $;others Drycock and Leckie Wil-
I like the cif with�its air son, while "Cap" Smith lowed the lonely
y p
Of do and dare- " furrow in the editorial sanctum of -the
Its glamored glare- Farmers' Sun. Query; Why d i d n ' t
But, oh, the lovely, languid hours, Doric, and Joe, and Lockie, and "Cap"
! v_
Idled with the garden flowers Smith stay on the farm. Tor, Telegram.
- t
The Mgravo liiiomatuts listitute Ue1d'
`softly ily1iig--�whitdlr saying!
cattle, butchers choice. Al 00 to
their annual meetlug and blectintt of
I heed thtd city's Boldon call,
scenery.
Another delightful trip was to
offleers ou Wednesday last at tate houte
But fiver oil.
Hogs,.......glat .... . 19 00 to
00 to
of Mrs. Jas, 'Taylor, Reports show a
The dirt find brawl,
Catalina Island, wliiuth is' a two
very suceeestn't year's wort;.. 'Tate
I hear a sill- voice in the glostiiing
Hay , , ; , , , , , , , ::. , ... ,19
Cream
officer's elected for the'(=#2g year are
. Gall me• hOr4lhg•-•homing- homing -h,
hours' Sail on the Paeiflo Ocean
as follows;--•
...:................
President-Mtq. W. Proctor; Ist 'Fico
�S$�
from Los Angeles harbor, Families
President -•-Mrs, Jas, Taylov; 9cey,.Tr4as
-Mrs. J. 11, Van. Catup; Press Reporter
Mr, and Mrs, Robert McMichael renew-
-•••Mrs, J, T. Bell;,, AuOors-�-Misses
Od old acquaintance,, here laFk Sunday.
Maud Bell and M11th Procter; Pianist
M,r, and Mrs, Gordon 'Elliott .trom near
-Mrs. Jas, Taylor; *Dist. Director -Mrs.
Whiteehureb, visited the letter's parents,
W. Proctor; leeprasentatives to District
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Alitcheli, last Sun -
meeting -Mrs. G, tib`, Proctor and Mrs,
day.
Jas. Taylor; Directors -Mrs, Chas,
Wheeler, Mrs, J. hopper and Mrs, R.
Procter.
MARRIED
pordlyw
MATH ERFJ--JouNisToN--At L'thel on
Wednesday, Juno 2nd, Margaret L.
with fullrIte y as c w , t,,�
particulars sail prlc.as.
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A I d
(:anadian pacific Railway Building
Toronto
6
_ -------- - r
1'ttii ick Council
C E LCorrie, May 19th. 1920,
NT A Council met in the Township Halt,
pursuant to adiournment. All members
present. The Reeve in the chair, minut-
MEAT MARKET es of last meeting. read and on
.. { motion of Hubbard and Bryans were
�,aT adopted. The question of cattle run-
AAIc`L�'ill; pttrCl7aSed 1110 Hing at large on the highway was con-
business of T. Drum- sidered. Moved by Spotton and Inglis
p- . that the Reeve be appointed' to look into
Und `" Sen,Butchers, the matter and report at next meeting-^
we respectfully SOlict a Carried.
Sllblre Of y0U1' pa *l.,on- Moved by Spotton and Hubbard that
a e and aSsu1'e Ott
, y the rate for statute labor be increased to
first -Class service. $2.00 per day -Carried.
The question of grading was consider-
�� l ed hitt no action taken, . Moved by Inglis
IE N and Spotton that By-law No *3 for year
1920 be read the third time and passed--
Carried
Moved by ,Hubbard and Bryans that
WINGHAM MARKETS_SIi I N 4 ... i920 be read the third
Pow aro killed. I attended a funeral
Of two young Ilion who lost their lives resort
doing a train act Tor the movies. and
All kinds of chances are taken to early
aisle the pictures .setl:satiollal wltell
shown. A• number, of the 1111941)aid estimate
movie stars have their troubles too, litany
was 1111 Los Angelos,. iVTaxy
WihYo I w one
Pickford wa i granted a 'divorce from the
Owen Moore and a few days after will
was married to Douglas Fairbanks, because
Charlie Ch aplin's wife was suing for can
divorce on the grounds of desertion to
and non support, . Mrs. C, asserted
that Charlie only spent- fifty thousand beautiful
dollars on herl ast year and says she saw
is very destitute on trying to live on I
tically
her meagre salary of three thousandAmerican
dollars per week that she Barns in . corn
Viae moviRs herself,Ma
neat,
After a delightful (lay �Lti Holly- an
woad, we spent aniather equally en-
joyable at Pasedena (another suburb ice,
of Los Angeles). This city is the
millionaires paradise, Isere live :tloltnt
Gillette, the 'razor king; Wrigley,
the ohewhig gum magneto, and
Bush, the brewer, in his ` world-
famous sunkeh gardens. P�tsedena
is in ray estimation the most beauti-
ful place I had the pleasure: of see-
ing,
After m visit to Pasedena I paid
y
a visit to the Cawston Qstrieh farm,
and vfsitd Mr. and Mrs. Ostrich,
Mr. Ostrich who supplies the feath-
ers for milai?y's bonnet, was some-
holds over two thousand souls
it is packed to the doors from
morning to lata at accurate night.
It i:> ditlicult to -get an
of tate daily gleanings Of the
times I:hare heard it said that
million dollars Baily filter into,
Tl Juana promoters•, This place
eventually be closed,, no doubt,
it seems too many Amerl-
dollars are pourbag into Mexico
suit the U. S. A.
I hope some .time agai to see
California, Writ the sights I
In Tl Juana I am most certain
will never isle agalh. 'It is prat-
:the last stand of "John Barley-
on the North. cOnti-
and he is sure going out with
awful 'kick..
After this interesting trip to Max-
we took quite a number of mount-
ain and sea Voyage% our visit to
Lowe being most enjoyable.
Ancl now a word about prices and
profiteering in California. Oranges
at the groves; sell retail at twenty
cents a dozen, the same quality at
the seventy-five cent ones here. To
my customers I would just like to
say don't go to California to buy dry
goads, the prices being from twenty
to fifty ipor cent. higher. Rents are"'""""`
exorbitant; everything booming, and
it saelllh tome the slogan of the aver-
age Californian is not how much he
Mr, and Mrs. 13. lvlcGatlnaghan and Johnston. daughter of Mr. George, John -
family, visited at Mr. Jaynes harbour's on stony Grey, to Mr. Earl Mathers, sots of
Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs, George Mothers, Blue-
Mr; and Mrs Sandy Havens, also John vales•
Champlon, visited relatives at Xincard-
ire for a couple of days last week, DIED
Mr. Ezekiel Phillips of Auburn, visited
at Mr. John Martin's on Sunday last. SCOTT ---In, Wingham on Tuesday, .dune
'1st., George B. Scott, Aged 85 years.
Mr. Johnston of Blytb is pressing hay i The funeral from the residence of his
for Robert McBurney and Mr.. Shields i son zn-law Mr, W. $. Mitchell, Centre
and Adam Robinson, 1 -lay is a goad � $t , onThursday afternoon to Wingham
price selling at $21.00 per ton to the
presser, cemetery.
- -�
The. Hoyle Bros, drew out some, pressed "•'``
bay for Mr. Thomas Foulton to White- Why (Boys Leave Home
church last week. oys
Chunks of advice about keeping bmeeting.were
Ion the farm from Duncan
rshall suggests the inquiry as to why
OUT OF TOWN • that honorable of r
t ho a _le.has ac
_n p
' ed what he preaches? It is a far away
Town is luring me-
TheI want
T want to an sowedstride tthe seeds of when "patriotism" on on the
Whets I can see ,highways and by -ways of the country 1n
A glint of Summer o she passes the country school houses, side by side
Green and glad ,among file grasses! with $;others Drycock and Leckie Wil-
I like the cif with�its air son, while "Cap" Smith lowed the lonely
y p
Of do and dare- " furrow in the editorial sanctum of -the
Its glamored glare- Farmers' Sun. Query; Why d i d n ' t
But, oh, the lovely, languid hours, Doric, and Joe, and Lockie, and "Cap"
! v_
Idled with the garden flowers Smith stay on the farm. Tor, Telegram.
- t
were very reasonable; potatoes were
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'�Ih y Jingo sin, 1 fie
r
This illustration repl e-
sents sans of the popular
lines—The leather is fine
Vici Kid -.with either
Spool or Growing Girl
heels and the price is
low-, namely;
•
® per ptur
In all sizes for women, 2 1/2 to 7 fl
Better lines all the way app t® 12.00
Bd
WILLIS
SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES'
AND DERBY SHOES FQR HIEN,
. y- aw Q. , Y a
Carried. what distant, but Mrs, Ostrich was can give for ti.e money, but how little,
time and passed- 1�
(Correct up till Wednesday noon) Account paid: Ca Hays, rep, culvert more friendly and 'tried to impress and how much he can get. I met
0 to like a
Wheat No. 2 Spring' ......1 98 to 2 55 lot 3. sort. 14 and 15 X7.00; Samuel H. upon us the importance of the im•- litany dissatisfied tourists who held .
Wheat No, 2 Fall 198 to 2 55 Webber, 14 and
and burning mense white egg she. had laid. a very poor opinion of the Californian M 0 t h 01"Mollu .8avill vd-IU150
Flour .. . . . . . ....... 6 50 to 7 00 Then day after day followed de-- merchants. and landlords. However,.
Lard.:. , • • -.. • -. • same 7,00; John Holt sheep killed by lightful trips through the Canyons,
„ 35 to 38 y T guess I must not be too hard on
Buttey 9
r................:. 55 to Fi5 dogs 13,00; Charles Maxwell. repairing especially San Gabriel and Tobango. old Los Angeles. Fresh vegetables
40 to 50 bridge 450, One could easily imagine' they • 'were such as lettuce, radishes and onions, �» - - �•- ,„ _ _ ..^
Eggs''''''''''''"`•''''
Cattle, mad., butchers.'. 9 00' to
10 00
Moved poon and Inglis that the
Md bStt
in fairyland, so pictures the
picturesque
q
were very reasonable; potatoes were
cattle, butchers choice. Al 00 to
•
12 00
19 20
council adjourn to meet on the third Wed-
nesday.in June in Beswitherick's rooms,
scenery.
Another delightful trip was to
high as Cali#rnia. is not a good po-
tato Country, as the tubers d4 not
91
Wear
Hogs,.......glat .... . 19 00 to
00 to
00
Fordwicb, when tenders will be received
Catalina Island, wliiuth is' a two
steep well. The price quoted when
'Ladies �������
Hay , , ; , , , , , , , ::. , ... ,19
Cream
o
to 58
for building a new arch culvert on the
hours' Sail on the Paeiflo Ocean
I left was nine dollars for a two bush-
...:................
Douglas award; drain lot 3, con 1't and 15
from Los Angeles harbor, Families
el sack.
Men's gar Reduced
ME,IV'..S AJV_VOU.7VG ME.JV'•S° ALL WO
come here from every :part of the Now I ale going to become a little SIC ro.FRT-V SE, IRGE SUITS
- it Igr�1V C. E. Walker, States and 'Canada to enjoy its'mild gossipy. The. divorce courts, are
1a doz. Women's sled Missest Wash Skirts, made from finest quality. Made iu the latest styles with the: best of lining and workmanship,
Clerk. winter climate. We had a trip" 01 working overtime out there, ' Every all sizes,
Mr. Sam Jordon ans
yd Miss Glad _• cotton, gaberdine and repo. the glass bottombottomboats . which 'jour-• day the newspapers devote Columns co '
Jordon, • Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bell and - ney to the marine gardens. These to .thea divorces applied for and grant- Special values $1.98, 2.95 and 3,95• Regular 655.00, reduced to $42.50.
lTaud hell spent the 24th of May With „ ,Gr'ey strangely beautiful undersea gardens ed, • Yes, ve went to one of these
relatives in Tlllicheli. are known the world over, Thedivorce trials and the woman receiv- S`YLIfi j�D.3E ""-S _ "� MEN'•S'. TWEED A,)V7)
A. large• crowd attended the football bottom of the boat is heavy Clear ed a divorce because she said her ;.�f " ': W0�2STED SUITS'
Miss Jessie Budge,'- who spent 'the match at„ Et1i last Thursday evening 2 doz. best quality silk hose in ^
e} glass through which the Colorful life husband kissed bei' too much: In 5 q y Iiauc re and heather mixture
winter in Haniil'ton has returned to her. between:Ethel• and Brussel's ' Score was of the ocean bed can be clearly seen. other words she said Tao^, 'Was a black, whiteand colors, from the best y grey
wr' f ,, ` M materials of all wool, in styles suitable .
home, 1 to 0 in favor of Ethel: Blue green " red and purple fishes «pierce, hfs:sex:' makers, Ilolepxobf, Venus And Pen- r,
through the weird and lovely • a nap's all sizes and priced to save you µ far young men and older wen.
Mr, John Stewart and 1vlr, biuilroe Farmers are busy sowing corn these playing C g Well California is certainly an ideal t : P a,
motored to London on Sunday. days wishing a good rain world come forms of, sea vegetation is a sight spot to spend the winter in, and I a big saving plus war tax, Regular $45.00, reduced to 3q 5
u, Y never to be forgotten. Isere, too; only wished 1 could take Its. wonder- " k` ; -�
Air, Wm, and Charlie Johnston at- ( and help the spring crops, are founts the beautiful abalone Per pair $t.98, m I %-r✓ �''r- Regular S38.00, reduced to 29,So,
tended the funeral of a friend at Thames Mrs. Wm. Brown, 10 ' Con., went Eul climate, orange groves and besot- ` ✓~"- -
shells on the ocean flor. It would have to cease his writing, However, (No more than 4 pairs to one person,)
Ville on Sunday. through an operation for appendicitis, and take too much spase in The Review _ ~ J
•` ` -=- -� MEN'S ODD TROUSERS
ifnl roads back'to Harriston, but I
i th
as well as can be expected, i
d
s doing to tell you about e• delights of this was becoming somewhat 'tired and ,SALE, Off' SAMPLE SILL.XC l�i�li� � � �_ --��
Mr, J. N, Shoebottom was iii. London i� �� Odd pants in neat stripe patterns of
Bob Baker wears abroad smile these island--- its canyons, Cliffs, bays, 0 English worsted, in greys and browns,
attending file funeral of his brother last homesick and 'wa -glad to know to- 2YRENSS,ENS
days. It's a boy. smooth beaches• and wonderful trail- wards the end of March that the snow �
week. 20 sample dresses in latest styles .
This week W. F. and Mrs, 5Sehnock sparent water, a was gone again in good old Ontario. - Reg, $$.bo to 10,00, reduced 6,95•
Mr. D. S. Scott spent a week with We then took trip after trip Intent So on- the 72th of March I left the of taffeta and georgette, colors black, _
and Miffs Viola leave for Flint, Mich., navy, brown and taupe. LotS ,
friends at Milton, where they purpose making their home, on seeing all of California possible. Golden west for the Grand Canyon of y' p ' MEJV S SU1'�ME a"Q
We went to Riverside and Redlands,
A few of the Belgrave boys motored to f followed by the best wishes of a wide Arizona; spent the nest day (Sunday) Reg $25,00 t0 55,00, sale less zo°/,, �p t_ LTjYDE?2 3>vEA �°2
a beautiful two -days' trip out of Los f~ /Or
Goderich to attend the circus on I+ridgy circle of friends. Mr, Sahnock,was born there. I enjoyed whai they coli theAngeles. At Redlands I spent a very "Rini Trip" above the• canyon. AEgyptian thread, balbriggan, natur-
last. Ion Con. 12, Grey, and spent his life, enjoyable evening With Mr. and Mrs; Mt3i)UCE ATE SdLK
it is ex- barring a year,, its bounds. He systematic development of roads and ZgE�yUCED ���� 01 merino and union garwents,allsizes
The sympathy of the commun y g Y t , t, David Donald (the latter is `a sister trails now matte it possible for nisi- - � YOUR in shirts and drawers.
tended to Mrs. 1.1. Deacon and family in has a son and two slaughters a r n O� Mr, Jas McMurchie, Hairiston) . tors to -see the most interesting Special purchase of black silk en t8 t
their bereavement of a kind husband and Mr. Schnock's sale, and goods he sold . Around Redlands are the finest ables us to this wonderful values Reg, $11.25 and x.5o, reduced to g8c,
lather, one ,by one the old settlers are prior to it, totalled $2,846, this including orange sights at the famous Canyon easily
� g groves in the world. Mrs, and with comfort. ' iu,black silk: +�. J��,• d , � :� _ ;; :F, �t�
passing away. his car. A 'heifer 1% years .old, brought Donald presented our party with` a I left next morning for Chicago Regular or 2 8 .` ,� ^• 4 , Combination Suits of balbriggan and
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'Mrs, J. Armstrong of Blyth, entertained $116; and a two year sold for $112; cows large paper bag of the finest oranges and had a very fine trip over the Santa g X3.50, f 5,.' 1 , ` merino, all sizes.
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reached $143 and hens flew high at $2.00 I ever ate. She 'picked them but of „ r� ,'� Reduced to $rise.
the Guild of Trinity Church Belgra:ve, on B p Fe homeward 'through Arizona, Neb-
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each. her own garden. ' I n and around rasga, Missouri, Tiansas and Illinois, f ✓ c, , " Yf) I ' l�
Wednesday. UCSD qty t ✓_sa J 1
Redlands we enjoyed some, fine Arriving Wednesday noon in Chicago, `' ! ', _WO -RK
Rev. Davidson is attending confereuve -- - drives, I will just mention Smiley °' REDUCED Sd3d�trS
I spent the afternoon in the -city r00 -yds of finest pOtigeC sill: in eat- �2EDaICED
in Stratford this week. East Wawatnosh Heights, which opens a panorama " "
g p sight seeing, leaving again •at 10.30 ttral.colox, suitable for shirts, blouses, You Can nO1N get lots for yolr dO�lar In.
144rs, Carsatt of lvingham, spent a few Mr. A, T. Cooper of Clinton, will reach of mountain and valley that sur> pini• ansa on "Thursday evening landed suites and dresses, zg doz. black and striped shirts in
g our store because we would rather have
days with Mrs. Scott. in the Brick Methodist Church p next passes anything in beauty that one' basic in good old Harriston. a , extra heavy strong shirting.
may fled in this land of beauty; ,.
Regular $2.25, for 1.79. our MONEY than our summer merchan•*
Rev. A. 'Budge of Hamilton, called on Sabbath morning, If you don!t believe T am happy to y c Reg, $2,50 values for 1.95,
friends in village last week. Another day we (ansa when I" say dice.
g �� be back, just drop into Whaley's and 500 .SAMPLE HA)VD
we' I mean 112r, alder and Mr. listen to me singing "Home, StYect
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Somerville, X_z—RCHIEI 's When you SEE and PRICE our beautiful mOYS �xZiwE�carro,N
.. _. Somerville, of Calgary, and Mr. iter- Home," 1, entucky wase beautiful, NOSE
100111111 MINME , _ _ _ mistbn, of Listowel), drove down to::few Orleans full of wonders, and Cal- At less than half price ladies' fancy gOodS, you would rather have ®ur MER -
San Diego, a distance .of 135 miles ffornia a paradise, but I must admit,
from Los Angeles, San Diego vies after viewing them all, that I would linen, crepe de ciieue, tvhith ntacliva (', jADX ]r than your money. Strong ribbed cotton hose t all r
hand work and fancy edging, ' es that will stand the hardest of wear
with Los An oles in papulation with rather be back Isere in good old Har- C(1llfle In : let s Swap.
the tourists. Ii has a -Wonderful 1311- rfstan with my family, friends and Rog 50C to 85C, sale price 19c, , Special price Oce.
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� Our GCSODS aro GOOD our PRICES LIO'SJ►��',
mato which sloes net vary Over ..twelve business fila any other spot on earth, Come early and grit first choice. i -...-->---. "-•---- --•------ -
degrees in a year, Flight out of San for is the old ,song runs, -
Diego I had tho ,most wonderful ex- "Be it ever so 'um'blo
perlence I ever had in my who14 ` There's no pisco lilce'one:' HOUSE %'"� DO.. WI,)V�O1rV SHADES'
� � c wry Goods Re d u e e d Special purchase o£ 'nod quality green shades
Sale `i journey -we I weer to Tia Juana 1Vlexi� ! Women's and House au(i prirclt Dress- p p g q y
/' Co. — es in lalAin chambrays and fancy pergales and that will wear and turn the light.
It was on the 12th of T+obluary Special price $r.x9.
" i ��y��i ginghants.
that we Journeyed by auto front •Sail Special prices $2,95, 3,95 and 4,50. yitre linen Table Clothes, size 2x2 z, very 'RZ.MNA,NT.W. 1REA2'.NAN?'X
Wondnpful Values Enormous Reductions Diego to Ti Juana, Mexico. This is Messrs. Henry i;lorney and Leslie IN. heat/ imported, pure linen table cloths, bleached
a slltall jillage of 150 ilttapulation, horn are attending' the London Confer- , show white, with lustrous finish in beautiful pat- A big pile to choose from in Silks, Colton,
G11tY:, O7'JVO,Fii'A.i'�.i 2)'RLS.S'E.S' trans. Prints and 1,inens specially reduced.
,.. -'- """" �"• hitt every day P.roin 2 to 9 t,m. this ence convening at Stratford this week. Special clearance of girls, caresses for ales 6 Regular $ 4 5 value for 1o3g, , p Y
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little'' burg has a population of Ertnu The monthly meeting of the Women's to r4 years,
I AIG C)dWn go five to ten thousand. Institute wilt beheld at the home ok li2rs.: Jg1/CK-A-RACAL %Z2)1tO0M Groce.�s� D t
prices, away iO profits. Ti Juana' fs "wet" ^and the 'tt, S. A. A. E Carr. Wednesday, Juno 2nd',, sub- -'lice X2,49 rod 3.90. /
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is "dry," and fit this village there 7ects "Living up to, our motto, Vor -inure
55 percent disc, on any hat
are fifteen licensed bars. Then they 1►fiXDDX .S Vul1 bleaohed linen and cotton mixe,l bed -
and Country" Mrs, Peter Gardiner; ad- y Pure T�'oocls at Money Saving T`riees.
in the stoat, including White have horse racing, and every kind * , room towels, good sire. ( y )
Milan Leghorkts; Panattias, MA- dross by Lily C -ter» �'isito(:s welcome, Mises attd children's middies 3(11 best quality Kest unlit big Cans Tomatoes, Corti, Hess,
'Of gambling that ever was• fnventod cotton altd flannel. Special 35c or 3 fez $r,o0. quality g
3 line(+, Maerle. etc., many Of rifr, Wilbert Spafford of Toronto, is boli- per can ........ . ...... . .... . ... ....... x9c
which are priced at $2.00 and 13 licensed there. d'aying wilt his mother, Mrs, C. Spafford. Prices $1.95, 2,49 to 7,5o. 10 bars Laundry Soap, any make..... ..... $1.00
'e The villago N divided, into two PACrOW.V CO:rTO,1V' 'REOUCZ0 2 packages Siaredded Wheat .... .... .....25c
las , rilr, sail Mrs. liotliu Taylor 0£ l.0nrlou, hest Raisins, seeded or seedless, lb............25C
Sale commences Barts --thr, oid and tato now. Most t , y .Ld.St•5 p y + Kcilags Corn I lakes, per plea,
aE rite drinking i,, done in file old t, a nt over Sunda rvitli friends in town. 20 iece3 alae even factor , perfect wCave , .... . ..... . ....1oc
t town, which presents Is,
o scone of riot bir. Stanley Chilleitr,, had a plats gia�s Women's t gyptinn lisle' hose in black, brawn suitable for pillow casings or sheetiilgs. Corn Starch, per pkg....... . ............ 1.ffa „.qo
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Ott,; livid;;, The bar rooms etre lined show window placed in his £tirniture store and grey, All sizes. Regular 52c, reduced to 3gn, 2 packages an . , , , , „, ... , . , • ............. . .15
ThopsJuned with Illen and woman Of all olasses, this week, Special 690, 2 pr, for : 1,25. Black e Japan "lea Toe, 5 lbs ............ . . $3,1y
Never its tate trays of the Hlondyko -lest shelledWalnuts,per1b.............. .79c
-...,...�,,, �....,,..._._ _.. j 3 Cans Turnips .. . ............. ........ . . . ...2so
and ends or gold fI+:Itis was there ever tiny- lYl(d�x Iris 1VOli'�I1E,N".:S rWEE ' *RAJN'Ct�:i9171,J P!RiCL: GO011 RO(I SaimOn, per till.. .........1.14-45c
tiling 1, Ppre-lr•ilitl9 tato seene daily All wool tweed Covered raincoats in fancy grey to only piece striped flannelette in fast Colors We 'i'4.ant Your Trade -(sive Tis a Trial.
Jube 12th lire s®pied ext talc, ilitlitl fairest of the n Nr, and rill•$. J. tx. StewaYt, 17r. and affil heather mixture, all sizes. aiul;good pattern.
' " old town., Reeling' men: anti, wonion Mrs- IL I„ Stewart of Winghant, riliss 'Regular $22,50, sale prices 9. q5• Regular SOC, reducCd to 39c, Produce taken (`ash or Trade.
wend their way from once bu(jy saloon Marguerite 'Stewart of Tewiwater, and
C)t11C f'ii1'l 11111{ tel , advanta a of 1Ilis s 7�slid offer. to another, normality Is absent, Miss olive Masters of Toronto, spent tits
y V 1 y In the now past of Ti Juana is the 24th, at the home of Mr, rind Urs, Abram '
rtive track and Intro rilio stands Monte. Procter,
Carlo ---next to its. fmm�u�a irarrle>wttks
the gterLtant npwtt` gfaMo inpl Jftmresof4 in Robert Ilig'gin+r find Carl Pro, ter have PRODUCT WANTED .
III rj _Z 4 R tie world. 141ther finek .diamawi l'urcTt�Ti new ti Md cars.
xtuMsd sports from it hundred c:lUve , Mr. Tipp nasi IaIM, and Mrs. Martin PHONU 71.
I lighest Prices, for Y:gg:s C28h or Trade. it fastt every t , miai% &itld, f'amtmtt* Mower, of forsrnto, sp'ant a Paw days km
QC thin p ab'lllmg. fMt.arr(9 t* M4 !, V"ek•at the h of sass laCtarr'a titartarr,
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