The Wingham Advance, 1920-06-24, Page 8T
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'Ie Fricte
Ane; Continued
All nien's and boy,,;' Suits,
-IN OPP- raincoats andtrousers, ladies'
Ink swits, coats a n d suninier
Ith
dresses, rugs for One week to
acconiniodate buyers- we wcrc
unable -to serve during Rale.
Special Attention
Sale Prices.
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25 pairs nien's flne blue sergle trousers, 11%
6 49
robo4rdifig hiii, barn. mlikifig it look
a like now.
X, nder Buy.
reg. $10.00, special .....................................
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10 doz-Pennian's pores knit underwear pre-
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The trustee of S. S, No. 5. have moved
%var quality, all sizes, reg $1.25 lialf price....,
the woodshed to tile tear of school house$
it
Audrey, spetiftbe Week�end with friends
60 pair-, Penman's best Balbriggan Draw.
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in Morris and Bluovale
it. There is a rear entrance to the base -
ers, sizes 32, 34 onl�, Peg. 1.25, half price... �
Ment where furnace is located hence , -it
wlil be very bandy in the winter if) 'hand -
gravel road,sotti his fine grey draft ti -am
to Fred Stevenson of Elma township,
Boys' Balgriggan Drawers, all sizes.....-- .... I ...... 39
at a
good figure.
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.Miss Aun4 Smith, of Dand, Man.,
.A quiet but Pretty weddiog 'fook place
daughter of Adam J. Smith, a former
3 dez, boys white cotton Jerseys, reg. .75c,
Morrisite, is. here on a visit with relatives
p. in. by Rev: Mr. Lundy, when Miss I
special.............. ....... . ....................... . . .
Mantic M. Craig, %�as united in iniirriage
the West.
20, Boys suits in serges and tweeCLs,,value a
Henryand X.Irs. Bons, Will and INIrp.
looked smart in a becoming- dress of
up to 16.50, special
white geot-gette and satin. Artar tile
Formosa to visit to visit a niece of Mrs
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Done, Mrs. Israel Erb. Mt. Erb is 'lai�
the home of the bride's mother, Mrs Gos_*
2 dozen Wonien's and Misses' Middies,
man, Blyth.
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reg , 1.50, special. 479
This Phoo bas just arrived ind
been
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5 pieces sull-Imer voile, reg, 75c, pink, blues e%n
placed in stock and they are we.
special.. ..... ....... _1 ...... I .... ..... . IOU
believe the beat value we ii�,ve 11�1�j riv
3 pieces, reg. 100, special . . . . ............................... 79
,
a long tinic.
Misses' House Dresses in fine chain brays, *I%-
3.98
In appearance ve"Y much like this
f�wns, pink and blue, reg 6.50, specia ......
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10 dozen flne siik lisle Hose, reg -1,25, special.... 5 9
and the nolep tire botb seweel and
Overstock of Wilton,, AXMI n�st'er I Brussel, Ta�.
rivet9d. making a. 900d strong boot,
ills
Mr, and INIrs. plliott Naylor
rug, all sizes 2 0 %
family, also Mrs. Haven$ of Lucknow,
boot either for best or every day wear
visited At Mr. A 114yeas last Sunday.
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Note the marvelously low price
X'lHan' CL
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Mr
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robo4rdifig hiii, barn. mlikifig it look
a like now.
X, nder Buy.
We Under Sell.
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Morris
The trustee of S. S, No. 5. have moved
Wm4tkud Mrs, McMichael and daughter,
the woodshed to tile tear of school house$
it
Audrey, spetiftbe Week�end with friends
raised i and will put a cement wall under
in Morris and Bluovale
it. There is a rear entrance to the base -
Last week Alex McLaudlilin, East
Ment where furnace is located hence , -it
wlil be very bandy in the winter if) 'hand -
gravel road,sotti his fine grey draft ti -am
to Fred Stevenson of Elma township,
ling fuel. No. 5 -has a diploma for neat -
at a
good figure.
ness and up-tu..dateness,
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.Miss Aun4 Smith, of Dand, Man.,
.A quiet but Pretty weddiog 'fook place
daughter of Adam J. Smith, a former
at the manse, Walton, oil ]tlne 5tb at
5.30
Morrisite, is. here on a visit with relatives
p. in. by Rev: Mr. Lundy, when Miss I
and friends. She is a school teacher in
Mantic M. Craig, %�as united in iniirriage
the West.
to Win. Cockerline, Mortis. Tile bride
Henryand X.Irs. Bons, Will and INIrp.
looked smart in a becoming- dress of
Sellars ancLMrs. W. J. Sotich. motored to
white geot-gette and satin. Artar tile
Formosa to visit to visit a niece of Mrs
ceremony a wedding dinner was served at
Done, Mrs. Israel Erb. Mt. Erb is 'lai�
the home of the bride's mother, Mrs Gos_*
up With sciatica for a couple of weeks.
man, Blyth.
'Visitors had a nice time.
G. J� Wilson, 3rd line. hall flurchased a
This Phoo bas just arrived ind
been
9 to 6 . For . 0 * *
Thurs., Fri. and S -at. Only
20 doz, Silk Lisle Ho:,c, bla I ck, white or grey,
Siv a pin,
, cS 8i to 10, reg. 65c, oil sale at ....49c
6 doz. fir -;t quality Silk Gloves, reg. $1.50, oil
saleel .... ........ ... . 1.11 .... 1-98C
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6 doz. Children's Dresses, chambrays and ghig-
harns, 4 to 6 years, reg. $1.25 oil sale at .... 79c
Iz,XT11A SPITIAL- -6 daz.Ladies' and Misses'
Panama and Legliorn Hats, reg.'$4 to 6.00
Value- on sale at ............................................ 2.49
WINGHAM BAZAAR
JUlY Pictorial I�evicw Patterns now in stock,
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IfiglIcst Price'4 for 1'99,; Cash or Trade.
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T11 WIMH AD 0.0
I inAle asid 2, female Pill bned 4ad retb%ter-
ed Durov Jer.-my nwitm from UwArd Mo� UlUtVAIO DISTRICT NOW$
1%4rlin & &jllh. 1t j,SSOX C111inly. L.h Air. Alev, -,*�Ovdr has gulle tu Galt, -- 044 -
I Ull,pre ise tion oecuped pfAiti I A nuohor a teareA sit buoy bgullnj
" of thi% -tria won the 014111pi(visittip at on.
Torooto and LOIW4 big Faim ani w6gh. Ale 818. X01 and Jos, RobU motored up logs from Auburn to the Geddoo, TY40
ed 060 pounds, 0arty is doterlilinttd, it, 1frow S
4 tratford and fipeut the week-eud LumborCo's Mill, Blyth. on Monday
havotbolwst.firwhich wo pat littli )n lyith frieUdi here, Mr. G001`94 Crawford had pot on tb
tile baelt. Mr. David 11atton of Toronto, spentg scales the load o
, , f hop he hauled IXQM Au
burn, The woigbt syas. over 51 tong, On
Mr. John Abraham visited at ' his f01%'.dAy,4 Visiting old friends here, tits
I brother's. Mr. Maxwell AbrahQm of Grey 111114e David, returned to 'Toronto. with would hardly imagine that a tee
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last week. him for a couple wteks liwways. horse$ would hatil 04 weight on A wagon
but then MT. Crawfordalways boo 4 goo
Mr. and . Mrs. Rob% Goili-y and . Mrs. Suell is at prgs@nt visitlug relat' team. and knows how to handle them,
children,, ' visited at Win Robertson!s lvel; at Blyth and Clinton, I New SWIDgers and floor have been pl,4c.
of Balgrave, last Sunday. miss Wilmit Shaw of Stratford is home ed on the
Mr. A. Harrow and NNG 01a; Miss for the holidays. north of , brldgg across the crook to tb
Danbrook. Mr. Charlie Rop of'AtwQod The rarltier.s Club have punhased the w Blyth. Mr. Scott of East W*
and Miss Florcuce Aitchison of , Elmira, I anosli, bad the Contract under thi
weigh seales and are putting them oil a County Good Road$ Syojenj, .
motored to Mr. Will. Ab raliam. One day cement foundation and arranging them The Donnybrook young people ore pre -
last week. so they On -weigh cpal, etc,
Paring for a concert to be given in the
Mr R. Hetherington �nd son, 114vry, Xr- alld Mrs, 11, ItIcAllisterof Witio- , Methodist church, on Friday., Jun-. 21ith
motored to Cargill, lost week, bat", spent 9110AY at the home of 0,
Mrs. Tbos. Abraham and Mrs. John' Alowbray. which should be One of tho very best
given in this loca
. lity for p lopg time.
Hunter, spent a few daya in Kincarillne, Mr. and Biro. Anger, Alta. Alcole' 'Cho Blyth ladies' qua
rteue, has. tie
et - comc
last week. IMrs. A. Procter and. J. masters motored well known and is steadily gr wi i
Mr. Will 131ston and John Gray, inotor. to Clinton on Sunday,, , . 0 no it
ed, to Goderich *last S an4av, favor, George A. 5teer, of London, is
,%!r. and Mrs. Jas. Vancamp of Bel� one of the best entertainers, he sings and
Mr. and Mrs. Parrot a
nd children, and I graye spent Sunday with, the latters redto In a Most delight( 1 11 shion,
a
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, and son or Mitchell. father, Mr, Geo. Haney. Douglass E. V
otherston is a leading viol -
visited at Mr. John Walmsi4ys' last 'Mr. John Mullins and ]as, Gannett Are itlist, in London, They will combine
Sunday. at 1�russels th . is week putting lip tb. e old give a well rounded out program that
flax barti. for Mr.' Vanstone. should Please and profit the most critical
audience The concert is under the aus-
Mr, Cooper gave a v,�ry interesting Pices of the Epworth League, %and we. Qoin-
Myth temperance talk Sunday in tbo Methodist mend the young people upon taste and
,Mr. and Mrs, A. NJ. Sabq of Meeswater, church,
courage with which they have tackled the
spont Sunday with the letter's motherk Tile annual garden party in connection financial responsibility, involved in this
NIrs. Hugh I
Mco
'utinle, with the Methodist Church will be held undertaking., We are sure they. are doing
Mr. R, A. Spotton of the Whigham on' Wednesday` July 7th. P411 particul- a good service to the community in put -
marble works was in town on'businese ars will be given next week. ting on a good concert like. this,
during the week. Mrs. (Rev,) TAte visited relations at Councillor Alex & Stewar of Brussels,
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and and W. F. Vanstone, Wingliam, a former
13oro—In Blyth June 18th. to Toronto last week. '
Mrs. Leslie Hillburn a daughter, The recent rains have done much well-known Brusselite, have bought the
Rev, Walter Millson; of Lwadon, .�ylll good, and looks like a butuper crop for. BlUeVAIC flax mill, torn it down and mov,
11920flithiS bistriet, ed it to Brussels where a share of the fine
have charge of the services in th.. 1%1-,tho-
.e
dist church on Sunday. Mr. X , Illson is re- material has been utilized in the construc-
ported to. be the best singer iti.,the Iond. tion of a piggery $0400 feet, on the Leek -
on' Conference. He ir him aing at the Wroxeter le property south of the fair ground.
evening seivice. Rev. Mr. Beatti4 from near Winnipeg, They will have Capacity for from 180 to
200 hogs, which will weigh from 100 to
tile servite in the Presbyterian 125- pounds to commence w
too..
Mr. John Morritt motoret) up'from
London on Saturday. ith. The but,
church last Sunday morning -and even- termilk from Brussels creamery will be
Rev. R. J. McCormick will atit;nd a "K' utilized, along with grain, etc,, for the
congregational banqt3et at Mllvertob,.on Air. Wm. Sanderson of Toronto, is at feed.
,Thursday evening of this week. i present visiting friends in town, "Bredren", said -a colored minister down
Mr. Robert Vint of Wingham, has %e- on a plant;
. . I John Douglas, reeve attended a com- atiOn, "I'se got a five-dollah
cured the contract of the cement ivorlc on, mittee, meeting of the county council in sermon, an'a two dollah sermon, an' a
�he MeporlafHall. Clinton last week, one dollah sermon; an' I want this here
A number of our citizens indelicate audience to take up a collection
temperance convention at Se atte"404 the Rev. Mr. Beattie spent the week -end as to which one of dern dey can afford to
afarth,, We& visiting hissunt, Mrs. Robt. Douglas of hear.
nesday, Dr. Cirant organizer foy . the I p�ro, town.
vince of Ontario wili be the chief eperticcr,
A ituttiber from here attended the Joseph Dutton of Dereham Township,
near Salford. is the Possessor of a high
The rain during the past few ' da `sJ* has Jubilee services held in Gorrie last Sun- grade 2 -year-old Holstein heifer that is
helped the root and vegeta le� e'
this vicinity, even the united, I r in day also the supper which was served establishing, a record for milk production.
thankful for the outlook of the a " Munday in the hall.. All report a sPlen- At the present time she is giving 65
Crop' did time.
pounds of milk per day from two milkings
The Late James Rallagh and an increase in the amount is expected.
At 23 months this heifer gave 80J pounds
There passed, away in Culross township MARRIED ofmilkperdayfrointwo milkinigs. The
on'tbe2ndconcesilonia5t Sunday, June Soll-kU1,1n, P.—BROTRERS—At the parson. heifer was raised by Mr. Dutton.
As was expected by Imany the shooting
12tb, another of Culross' early settlers in age, Lions'Head, on Wedn day, June of young Dalton at his home near Kings -
the person of James Ballagb, in his seven- 9th, 1920, by the Rev. C. e 8
ty-third year. Finden, Miss bridge a touple, of weeks ago, there has
The de' Rhea Brothers, daughter of Mr. Jas.
ceased bad been ill for some Brothers been no developements and we under -
Of Palmerston, to Mr. Frank .� nd there
tfine and -,the end was not unexpected, W.'$chaefer, fourth con. of Howick. ...a is not likely to be any.
The furi6ral services were held. from his Powers of silence are reigning.
late residence on Tuesday afternoon and GALBIIAITH—TAYLon—In Gorrie, on
interment took place in Tees*atek ceme- Wednesday, June 16th, by the Rev. G.
tery, J. Kerr, Isabella E. Galbraith, daugh- Morris CoUncil
ter of the late Win. 'and Mrs. Galbraith
flarrigton's Old Home Week to Mr. Thomas C. Taylor.
Below is a short synopsis of the "Big Council meeting Morris held Monday,,
Doings" in Harriston Old Home, Week, May 315t, 192o. The members all
June 27tb to July 3rd. Pouyjd His Matcb present. The.'minutes -of last meeting
were read and approved.—
Sunda�, special services all day includ- Mr. Frank Kamrath of the 4th conces- The Council entertained petitions for
ing Decolation by the 1. 0. 0. F. unvbil- cession has a collie dog that is very fond
ing of High School Memorial tablet and of killing groundhogs but it ran across a municipal drains from Fred Brewer and
Band Concert in the evening. snag last Friday- The dog scented game J. H, Sellers, at the oourt of Revision
, Monday, Bands, Par�des; 2 Big Base- over in Ed, Wenzel's field and wasn't long on the assessment roll.Lot N 147, 48 Con.
ball Games, Concert at night, etc� 1� in overtaking its quarry, but this time it I was entered in, Walter Messer's name.—
Tuesday, Foot -ball . Base -ball, Musical didn't look like a groundhog, so the canine 'The following ratepayers had dop.
Festival in Park. Concert in Operanouse, exercised considerable precaution in ap. struck off the roll. H. Sellers, J. Met -
,Wednesday,, Old Bowand �Girii' Auto proaciling it. Keeping at a respectable $ball, Di Jordan, Peter'Scott, 1, Nunn,
Tour through Minto, Football, Old Boys' distance, it continued barking until Mr. J. Clark, X. J. Young, . R, Young, J.
Basebail, 2 big Bands, Dancing. ana Band Kamrath came over to see what was up, Nichol.—The Council give a grant of
Concert in the evening, Concert . in the The dog seeing its Matter approach, pick� $to.00 each to the School Pairs at Blue -
Hall. ed up courage and rushed to the atta I ck, vale, Belgrave, Walton, 'the contract of
. Thursday, 3 Big Bands, Monster Street but was quickly repulsed and compelled painting the Abram Bridge was given
Parade at 10 a. ra., Lacrosse. Mitch, Old to beat a disorderly retreat, for the enemy to J. Hill at Sr,25 per foot, painting
Time Sports, Base -ball Match. , Evening, On this occasion proved, to be a large por Clark's bridge at Fred UcCrackens at
Boxing Tournament in Palace Rink, Band I cupine, weighing nearly 25 pounds. Mr. PS -00.
Concert in ParlcConcerfin'O�era'lio.use,'Kamrath suc&eded in killing the porcu- Thelly-Lawson the Evans and the
Big Midnight Parade. I I I pine, and is not anxiqua to have any Xirkby drains. witre read and finally
Friday, '2 Big Brass Bands, Parade, 2 more visitors of this kind in the' neighbor- passe4—The report off the Robertson
Baseball Matches, Music and Concert in 'hood, as his dog nearly lost his life in the drain was read ittid provisionally adopt -
evening. encourit er. —Mildmay Gazette, ed,_
The Court of Revision adjourned till
the next meeting.� 1
Tht follw0ug accountp were paid,—
Supplies Municipal World $2.95; Dow-
illiou i6d Mactilue CO3 91.69; W. H.
Kerr, CIMIS 2,50, Wesley Searl, tile and
Stop' Lo6kI Listen, X
14, underbrushing 2o o5; I.. Shortreed tractor
V4 I on grader ig 6o; -A. ShaW, stationery
'JUNE 24� 259 26. 3.2,5; Peter Haley, filling washout 6.00;
R-� Johnston, gravel 6,1$; W. Gtddes.
assessor� postage and equalizing 2 S.
RD WAIRE BARGAINS- sections 92.0o; 1. X. 8ellers, tile on road
Fiff A 11 VL U
2.0o; A. McUwen, By tjws and clerk,s
I o gals. coal Oil free with every 4-bUrner New Per-
feei Xirkby drain $SS.00, L7van's draih
fection oil stove. $49.0o; John Yea, drawing road drag
5 gals, coal oil free With every 2-bttrner New Per.. 3.00. 1
fection oil Stovq, The next meeting -will be June �t8M,
clerk.
Gorrie
Xts. 11AIe of StrAford, is a visitor
with her brotli6r, A. t. Vaustone.
Paiute. Stains and Vaenighea Silver Ware Gorrie will vote oil the riedessary by-
iri Oven Glans, casseroles. serving Trays laws for securing hydro in the ftear
Illuminum; Granite future.
Galvanized Tin Ware
S!CP Ladders Screen Doors The Presbyterian congregation )jgve
Screen Windows Lawn Nowers decided to withdraw their servicts next
Oil Alops Floor Oita,, polishes, Ploor VAX Sunday, *%ving to the fatewell sermon$
Royal Purple Stock Pood Cutry combs
'Nituretteo ANbeatille fit the Methodist and 1�uglish thurcheg.
I-lat Brite 1. r1lectric Shades Rev. ir, G. 116well goes to Ridget6wa
r-leetric T�ulbi V31ectric Irdns rind Rev-. 1. 0. Xerr to Bothwtll.
Mectric, r-imures Xnith, Sharpnert
13ASO 13OLIJ UAtg '13ase nans JAbilet aerltieaA Were cotidutted 1.4 St.
Mgsk-,5
tee Cream PrecZerif stipheallf Apiscopal, church on suaclay by
13lectria Washers, reg. $110 Do. for ............ .... ... I .... the Vetrorable ArtUdeitoon Perry -of Tratti.
S88 OUR lk TAPI-H OP SMALL WAPnS Mon, PrUching Powerful mermous both
*OrAing knd 6fthing, a large attendabiat
'Corr, 5 ply Gorden Rate....2ft It Plain 3 ply ogr&n Hose .... 150 rt wwr Ptwnt At both sst*ldes, oil Mon.
day tverlibsa supper add eutdrultiment
Lt TZV CA.VR %%as Ltld In the TP. hall, owltig to the
wetwes,ther the llk*lt party w*1 es"ealled
0 also r*rt of the p"grtittitne, Xot.
'ROSS' HARDWARE withstaufflog, tht wettle" of the tvoulug
is - 01 N 0._ 11Xr4* e"d vrax protat find 11"joytil
RX Imumsoly.
ft"11 All, 1 1104 101010, 1 41113 13 Ill Ill 111.1 13111, 11 k! 7W
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Thu"y Jul" 246, lia'
We now hQve ht490 P . iles of neW dress
goods and dress materials OF'011 kinds to
shOw YOU. It will be a pleasure to us to
hove you see th,4,�m,
Como in and buy what you need from
US, and it will be a Pleasure to you to wear
cin outfit made from our rich -In -shade
splendid materials.
Make th'S store y&fr'store for everything
the family needs.
OUR GOODS are GOOD; Our PRICES LOW.
Men's W.. ear
Rain Cdats
Men's coats in ail the latest styles
and M(tterlals With of withont belts at
modetattitricet,
i_ 0 -, .. I '' i I L
Summer Suits
Men's suits for thei hot weather in
,twetd 4ind wprsteds at specI&I prices.
Summer Underwear,
Shirts and Socks.
Hats and Caps.
Collars, Ties, etc.
at popular prices.
- At these
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Special rrices
Summer jr)-resses
Gingbaln and chambray dresses
ready -to -weak, extra goods values' at
$3.95 to 5.95.
Separate Skirts
Wash skirtsin i1l the newest styles
for all sizes.' Prices $3.95, 4.50 and 11
.5.00. 16 1
Silk Hosiery and
Gloves
Best qualities in all shades. Prices
$1,50 to 4.00.
Middies
Wornen's and Misses' middies at
special prices, in all the latest styles,
Prices ;1.69 to 4.50.
Silk jr)resses
Redu- ced
Save 20% off on silk dresses,
Dress M' aterials
Voiles, Ginghanis, Cot.
ton Repp, Cotton � Gaber-
dines, etc. Latest rnater-
ials at popular pivices.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Linoleum
Best 4quallties itiall widthc.
R�g's
Wilton, Brussels and Tapeatry in all
sizes at special prices.
Window Shades
Orem). fawn rind duplex shades at
popular prices Inade In alt sizes.
Brass Rods a I nd
Poles
Made in any lengthi suitable for all
windows,
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Xr. Jobli JN461wl it At iii0beat buly
robo4rdifig hiii, barn. mlikifig it look
a like now.
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0. Mr. Allsott TOY6 how&
zmoe ri arty
0 house on the b4ck hundred acres and is
at priment. taking it dows, to remove it to
0 Lucknow, to. put beside bisowit.
air.
for. Men
.
Jouwsmw has thrge Men engag.
ed shingling 4xid ma king repairs to WIR
b4rU.'
Mr- 41OX RiOtoul is at present on the
44 list, Wo hope for hie speedy re.
e covery,
S01ne
Months ago we were offered a "real baygain"
Miss Oertrude Aitt�hesoa held a
ceNsful birthday pArty gn Rriday
in sboes for nien and they looked so good to us that
after.
U004 last.
WO bought a much larger quantity tban usual.
Mr- )?atvick McGlynn has his wind.
Will running 14gain w1lich W41L '41own
40 Wn With the beavy winds.
This Phoo bas just arrived ind
been
placed in stock and they are we.
Beware of the Pacing horse that beats.
believe the beat value we ii�,ve 11�1�j riv
the Auto"
,
a long tinic.
Mr. aarry Mcoe*!I, at present build.
In appearance ve"Y much like this
iug UM OeMent for his 6W houre.
illustration. The leather ic tox kid
Mr. Joseph Cbamney is also building-
and the nolep tire botb seweel and
a new brick house.
rivet9d. making a. 900d strong boot,
ills
Mr, and INIrs. plliott Naylor
and Yet of neat appearance. A good
family, also Mrs. Haven$ of Lucknow,
boot either for best or every day wear
visited At Mr. A 114yeas last Sunday.
i
Note the marvelously low price
Quite a large number attten4ed the
lecture at tlie Methodist church on the
Xotit. 1J.4to all report a, good time,
6.7 pod
A few, froln this 10;'414 attended the
per
g0rdtu Party at 11ackett's church in
4,194fiel0h and, report a good evening.
All sizes for rnen 6 to 11.
Xt, Willi am Ta)rlor is the first in this
locality to start haying, having cut 3 or
4 acre# of orchard grass,
TOrY Corners
we H's W I L L I
ZA r. Stanley qa1braitit, Lot 4, Con, 12,
HQWICR, Purchased a bred blood stallion
SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES'
namod Mitre'Bearer 2.191 No 709, fr
Mr. J, A, McIntyre Of Listowel
further particulars apes); to Mr. Galbraith.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, also Mr. and
Mrs James Barton visited friend in Lon-
AND DERBY SHOES FOR MEN.
40n* ana day l4st week.
Mr.'j6hilt Abraham bought a driving
mare at Listowelt one day last week.
11 . Xr. Oliver Qa)laway is busy plowing
new land for Mr. R A. Taylor, with his
Moved by Messrs BryAns and Spotton
that By-law No 5 be read tile third thne
man, tile V).90; Joh6 Hoitt sheep killed by
dogs 18.50,- A. E, Cooper,
new tr44tor and i
plow.
and passed—Cat ried.
gravel and
shovelling 29.30, Win. Graham shoyelliug
Moved by Messrs Inglis arid Bryans
6,90; c,'Maxwell, gravelling and -ihovel-
HOWick Council
that the following accounts be paid; Isa-
ling 17.50, Fred Mahood, gravel 13,40; A.
ac Wade, assessor salary and equalizing
McKercher, damage to plow, plowing
Fordwich� Jun e 16th., 1920,
Countil met in Beswitherick's rooms
two schools $128.00; Henry Reidt, bat. of
contract Reid bridge and gravel 65.10;
winter road 4.00; P. Weuzel, work on
road 75c; Clarence Harri s ov
S, h el"In
purostiant to adjournment.
, All members
1. Hubbard, gravelling and rep. culvert
27,50; Win.
g4.80;
Ivan Harris, s6ovelling 2.40; Gordon Gib -
present except council) Or Hubbard. The
Reeve in the chair, Minutes 01 last reg_
Corbett Puttinir fence at
bridge 4,00, Muni8ipal world collectors
son, part payment on Howick and Turn.
berry bridge 3o�' Roberts, prltnt-
;IV.!'
ulartneeting and Court of Revisjoii
read, on motion Were
Of SPotton
roll s and supplies 12.85; H. Sperling, team
on road machine 10.80, R. Catbers, fiMtri
ing 3.24, Josephoo McLaughlin repair to
3-00; Russel
and Bryans
were adopted.
on road mac hine 8.40; R. Black, Work Pji
grader Harris, rep, utilvert
on B line 3,00, Fred Mahood gravelling
,Reprosentatiog of the Howick Agricul-
road 5.10; H. Albrecht, team on road
lot 15, con. 15 116.45.
total society Waited on the cou
for increase in grant. of"'ask'ag
Moved by Messrs
machine 10.50; 11. Hutchison, team on
road'rnachine 11,70; A Gedtke. team. on
Moved il Messrs Inglis and B
7 ryans
that the council adjourn to meet in Tp.
road machine 8.70, G. Edgar team on
Spotion and Bryans that the council make I'
hall, Gorrie on the third Wednesday in
road machine 21.00; Geo. Robersion,
a gritntfO tile society of $80-00- Carried.
July—Carrird,
team on road machine 8.10; John Hynd-
C- R- WALKER, Clerk.
We now hQve ht490 P . iles of neW dress
goods and dress materials OF'011 kinds to
shOw YOU. It will be a pleasure to us to
hove you see th,4,�m,
Como in and buy what you need from
US, and it will be a Pleasure to you to wear
cin outfit made from our rich -In -shade
splendid materials.
Make th'S store y&fr'store for everything
the family needs.
OUR GOODS are GOOD; Our PRICES LOW.
Men's W.. ear
Rain Cdats
Men's coats in ail the latest styles
and M(tterlals With of withont belts at
modetattitricet,
i_ 0 -, .. I '' i I L
Summer Suits
Men's suits for thei hot weather in
,twetd 4ind wprsteds at specI&I prices.
Summer Underwear,
Shirts and Socks.
Hats and Caps.
Collars, Ties, etc.
at popular prices.
- At these
I*& *
Special rrices
Summer jr)-resses
Gingbaln and chambray dresses
ready -to -weak, extra goods values' at
$3.95 to 5.95.
Separate Skirts
Wash skirtsin i1l the newest styles
for all sizes.' Prices $3.95, 4.50 and 11
.5.00. 16 1
Silk Hosiery and
Gloves
Best qualities in all shades. Prices
$1,50 to 4.00.
Middies
Wornen's and Misses' middies at
special prices, in all the latest styles,
Prices ;1.69 to 4.50.
Silk jr)resses
Redu- ced
Save 20% off on silk dresses,
Dress M' aterials
Voiles, Ginghanis, Cot.
ton Repp, Cotton � Gaber-
dines, etc. Latest rnater-
ials at popular pivices.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Linoleum
Best 4quallties itiall widthc.
R�g's
Wilton, Brussels and Tapeatry in all
sizes at special prices.
Window Shades
Orem). fawn rind duplex shades at
popular prices Inade In alt sizes.
Brass Rods a I nd
Poles
Made in any lengthi suitable for all
windows,
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