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Clothes, or B0,9S
FOR THE OUTDOOPI, 130Y
X Ilk
N't
NONE better than Wearbefte! to with-
stand the wear and tear of open-
air games. Yet they lend you'r boy that
gentlemanly griace which comes of upright
carriage and manly poise,
"None better than Wearbetter"
We carry a large selection ou, suits and
lutnishings for boys as well 'as men.
C3
Reasonable,prices,
N,
-when' you see this label In a Palm Beach
Suit you will know It is made of the genu-
X,.'Ixte cloth
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Palm Beach, Suits for men are a real'
omfort. for the hot weather. Dark shades
as. well as light, moderate prices.
a n1n.1 a co''s
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Money Saving
Specials
Friday
F" Thuis,
and Sat. NeoAxds-
12 quart Galvanized Pall reg 65c for 49C
101quait Tin Palls, reg 45c for . . . 35c
14. quart Tin Pails,, reg 65e for . 50c
Window Screens, large size reg 60e torAft
li,fdoz Brooms reg $1.25 for 89e
CaStile Soa% Twin 'Bar, reg 10e for 5e
Palm Uat FaLns io keep you cool only 15e
WINGHAM 17 A A
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v(,,tT,-, Tai.et) %,3 ca_.ii, Arenta for Pictorial Review Pattern&
Wroxeter died Vrid,%yaftetllO()n, She bad recent.
Thcfarmersl V;cnic liqfl in tile park ly passed through a critical operation,
wedlierday arvrnoon One of, tile and had no streligtil to contbat with a
mopt plpclr�allt cbdal events ever 11eld �;erious attaak of plieullionia, Deceasol,
ile're. I)COpite the beavy rah) in the w . llose illaidell liftille was Margaret Geor.
morning and ('011tinutd threatening gilla, Rutherford, was in her 67 year, and
wtaffirl, All day, the farmers came out in Was st, daughter of the late NVillialn Ruth.
iiotat taunilaws, The town peopit were erfor(l, one of tile pioneers of Ilowick,
there Ago. Addves8es were given b Since lier marriage to I)avitl Rite lbe
y'11MISIK-lat her lift oil their fArm in TV �w.
Mfistm. Amos of Palinerstou, McDonald ick. 811(- im .4urvived by her limban(l aliti,
of aad Xing of Hitievale. A a daughter, Alvir,-4. ll(-nning, Salkgtell-
f'ottill "natuTI 110-weell *balem and Mkall, ftild two sonq. John of Fad ieA and
in a swre of I to 0 in David #it 11(dile, nNo two brothe-ra, Win.
A,f Wr(,%0-.trr f)f WrOxetL-t End Johrt of Calgary. In -
ferment Unik place in Wroxeter Ceme.-
te" _ell., tery SAW t(lay. artemoon,
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a lyth
MOM D. COI;U) WhU IiAll, laftli te4thblif
�u 4 busine4a CoUge in Brandon, iA opend.
4tr vocatipit at 110 boMe here.
Dr, J. 3�. And T&S. B140khall, speilt a
�eW 44Y5 this wtek with their son at
Illenbelm,
Dr. Calderof Wingliam, bag leased the
DffiCe recently Vacated by Dr, (' Uest� and
Will Visit Blyth prOfes4joually Friday of
=01 week,
Lorne, son, of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
$tonehouse of Wostfigla, woo take" to
010 wingliam ROS14tal, suffering from
in absceoe forme(I on one of his lungs.
An. operation Was pe rformed Ou Monday,
by Dr. Redmond and Dr. Weir of I
Amburn. The patient is ;getting along I
aicely. , i
A large number of our citizens attend -
!(I the Olauge Celebration at Goderieb,
)th(�rs going to Witigbani to spend thel!
lay,
The laying of tile eor tier stone for . the
,ommunity Memorial Hall will be held
My 28tb. A monster celebration has
t1ready been arranged including base -
)all tournament trades procession, cali-
humption parade, the day's proceeding
�ill begin at 9 A. M., and finish with a
3arden Party and Band Concert in the
weuiug. Meals will �be served in the
Uethudist Church.
Born—In gastWawanosb, FAday, July
'Oth to Nlr,'aud Mrs, XaAlancl Henry, a
on.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M, Chambers are
tolidaying with Kincardine, friends,
We are pleased to report the condition
d ReeveCutt is.-mostgrqtirying to his
riends. He was taken to his home in
'odevich last week.
VrOxerter
The Misses Fors.the of'Blyth, are visit.
ng their sister, Mrs, John Henderson of
own�
Rev. Mr, Lajug took chai%e of the
ervices in tbs Presbyterian church last
'unday morning and evqning.
Quite a number from here attended the
elebration in'Wingham on Monday the
'Glorious twelfth",which passed off with- 'F�all Term Aug. 31St --- Graduates placed in positions.
out any accidents and all report a good
ime f.
Mr..and,Mrs. X. R, Wendt and Mrs. IWO
�obiuson motored to Kitchener o1i Sun -
lay.
Miss Sadie White of Toronto, is spend-
�er holidays at her home here. WINGHAM. ONTARIO PHONE 166
We are pleased to say Mr. Sandy Me- Send a card requesting the principal to call on you during the vacation. We
)bugal who has been quite poorly is have competent teachers, one for each department. Register now for the fall
ble to be around again.. term.
Miss Sophia Robinson spent Sunday D. A. McLachlan, Pres.
a Goderich, Murray'McLeish, Prin'.
Mrs. F. Davey and danghter, Isabell
re visiting friends at Fort Frances.
Messrs. 6arance and Cliff'. White are LACROSSE—StPatford Vs. Wingh
t present visiting thetr parents in town. am, Wed. July 21 St.
jo
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PIK. IMF,
REAL VALUE in
.MENYS CLOTHING
You need not accept our word as the truth when
we say that, in buying STYLE -CRAFT Tailored
Clotheg, you are getting the best clothes value,
consistent with the price you pay, that money
can buy. In fact we want you to be sceptical—
then you will come in and�judge
for yourself. Your faith in 'us will
not suffer—we are sure of that—
for the quality of the materials,
and the correctness of the designs
are sidficient to convince even the
most discriminating person of the
merit of
"TAIS
We are always pleased to
show you our assortment --
whether you buy or not.
Thursday, Frid-axy Saturdstv
J 9
3 Da 8 Sale Men's , C1 th
� y 0 109,
.75 Suits on Sale,
U-0tv-st Skylea--All Sizes—Fancy Worsteds, Fan.,
Twie�eds, Navy Serges.
Big Money Saving Va-dUlps,
Save 10 to 25 per cent.,
Get Our Prices Before Buying
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T HE WE MALCOI A 1561STER
WINGHAM M-,A'R I Ken
me. William libistor d6mod till Fri.,
Wil, Uackdtt And Stroll �*hilftbill milla
day from $Ailkatoqn, wWq! bo Was at thk
Pearl hockolt of Detroit, Who have been
(CorAtt up till Wedri%day nooll)
deathbed 9f his brother# IV141colm;
visiting At Mr. And Mrs. Soutor NRylor'g
*1ftt No' 2 Sprk%& ...... 1 9$, to 9 Ix
The following tribqtd was pAld to 'the
have returned to Detroit,
Wheat No. 2 Fall A ..... 1 95 to a (K
late Malcolm Istiloter by,. the Saskiltoon
Miss L4vina Milnor also Gladys
FlOur ......... ..... ... 7 30 to 7' 7t
Laud
star of July 2ad.
Shortlan4 of Arthur, Are at present visit.
.................... $6r'to , 3E
"One of the most largcly attended f1mer-
ing relatives Around Fordyze.
Butter .................. 55 to R
Eggs ........ ;.... I � ... 50 to fix
ala in the history of the city was -witivosed
Mr, and Mrs. Robert McPherson Also
Mr. and Mrs. James Snowden of Grand
I
Cattle, med,, btiWiers. � 9 00 to 10 �
0C
tillsafternoon when the remains cif one
of Saskatoop's foremost 'pub lic seivvant.' 0
Valley, are at, present visiting at Mr,
Cattle, butchers choice, 11. 00 to 10 K
HORS, liveweight . 10 00 to IQ sc
Malcolm, Scartb Balsetter lsbiste.v were
Robert Haines.
� We
. . - '
flay ......... ........ 2300 to 20 Q(
laid to rest in Woodlawn Cemetery. The
Are glad to report that Mrs
Cream . .................... to' 0
fu4erul took place from the retsidence
, ,
&34 Spadina Crescent;
Robert Haines who has not been well of
late is at present recoverin.s as well as
at 2 $0 W5, tb the
Rev. Wylie C. Clark officiating.
can bo expected,
Brwsels
Th� funeral arrangements were in the
bluds of Saskatchewan Lodge, No,
1 Mr., and Mrs. Chester Naylor visited
I re'lat'lves at Auburn on Sunday last.
Brussels has changed the date of ht
.
le .
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
f (Intendiod for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner and family
anlival Cel abration to July 2� on a
. ccoupt 01
Blyth 'advertising' one for the 28th oi
undertaken by Edwards, and members'
)f every Masonic Lodge in the city, ,
in
speut Sunday at Win Patterson of
July, Galt Xiltie Barid and the Guelph
iddition to representatives from the
Whit4church.
Jaz.-'Band,4ave
I been engaged, The pro-
Knights of Pythias and. kindred a=&Ia.
Miss Beatrice McQuillan of St. Helena,
gram will include baseball mat0les,
Athletic sl3orts, concert, etc.
,Ions attended.
Bpent a few weeks holidays with her
A large number of beautiful floral tri-
gratidmother,,Mro, Robt. Hahies.
There has �e�n quite an. epidemic of
mes accompanied the body to'the ceme-
Mr. and Mrs, Will Rintoul and family
measles among the children here, but
=y, paying mute testimony 00 the love
Of Whigham, spent Sunday at Alex,
good recoveries are being made.
ind affection in which one 9,f the oldest
RintOul's.
Mrs, John Cogtes bad the misfortune
-itizens of Saskatoon wag held by the
Mr. San4yYoung was cutting wood in
to fall from a board on which she was
)ublic,
this locality last week.
standing while doing some papering In
His Worship Mayor A, MacG, Young,
MISsEvaBoyleof Wingham spent a
berb,ome, and injured one of bet linabs
ind the city aldermen attended in a
week of her holidays at her home here,
quite, seriously,
)ody. Flags on various public institu-
Mr. Sandy Nixon of St. Augustine,
Last Monday David Rose celebrated
Jonsincluding the city hall were flown
spent Sunday at Brantersons,
his 94th birthday and receivfed the hearty
it half mast all day,
Mr, and Mrs, ChAS. RuSh�Of Wingham,
congratulations of many friends. While
The funeral cortege was headed by the
spent the week -end at Peter Leavers.
the oldest man in this locality and a . re-
nernbers of Saskatchewan Lodge A. F.
md A. A under the mastership of J. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton . N'Vor and family
sident. of town for nearly 50 years, he is
quite active and able to get about,
knderson. Immediately following the
of Lueknow, spent Sunday at Chester
Taylors
Miss Robertso'n, teacher at lyloncrieff,
iearse were the chief mourners, followed
)y the civic officials. Over thirty of the
Mrs, Jas. St. Marie spent a week with
was presented with an ivory toilet set
)ost office employes formed part of the
her mother of Teeswater.
by the pupils of the public school, and a
olig corte ge.
Mrs. Robt, McPherson and son, Earl,
necklace from the Pre-slayierian chu�ch
Cars numbering well above sixty made tof
Laurel are visiting at Rolar, Haines.
choir on removing from -the locality.
ip the procession containing the major-
Mr. Edward Haines delivered five fine
R. J. McLaughlin and Miss Luella,
ty of public officials of the city as well
cattle to Whilechurch last week,
eldest daughter of 1). C and - Mrs Ross,
ts most of the business men and merch-
18unday
Mr. J. Gaunt of Whitechurch, spent
were united in marriage At the home of
Ints.
at Sam Phillip's.
the bride, "Rose Villa," on Wednesday
Although the total number of floral
aftern000n, Rev. A� J. Mann performing
)fferings could not be ascertained at the
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Barbour spent Sun-
the ceremony. The couple left by au�o.
ime of going to press, lovely wreaths
day with their son, James of Wingharn.
m*obile for London and dther points.
rom,the city, the post Office employees
They will make their home in Brussels,
ind Boird of Trade were noticed as the
RRON SCtIO0L FAIRS
wocession left the house.
The late Mt. Isbister, who was 69
rears and 10 months of age, was one of
Dasbwood., .Thursday, 8ept, 9tfi
................
tslutvale
,he best known citizens of the City of
Crediton Friday, Sept. loth
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mathers attended
3askatoon. He held the office of mayor
Gorrie ............. Thursday, Sept. 16th
the we4ding of the former's brother at
'St-
if the town in 1905 prior to its incorpora.
Ethel ................. Friday, Sept. 17th
Marys.
�ion as a city in 1906. He� came to the
Porter ' $ Hill ......... Saturday, Sept, 18th
Colborne
Mr. and Mrs.'J. 1-1. Sellers and Mr, and
ity in 1903.
He was born in the Orkney Islands,
............ Monday, Sept. 20th
McKillop ............ Tuesdav, Sept. 21st
Mrs. Milivert Sellers motored to Seaforth,
ast Sunday.
iorth of Scotland, and started a hardware
Clinton ........... Wednesday, Sept. 22nd
;tore in Saskatoon oil Second Avenue on
St Helens ......... Wednesday, Sept. 29th
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas and
he site of the preqent building.
Walton ........ Thursday, Sept, 30th
daughter, Jean and Mrs. Lowry and Mrs.
Laterhe became coroner for the city
Wroxeter.., .... ::::: ...Monday, Oct. 4tn
Shillinger of Toronto spent a few days at
ind for many years was president of the
Belgrave . ............. Tuesday, Oct. 5th
Bluevale
the former s home.
3oard of Trade. He was a member of
................ Friday, Oct. Sth
Mr. and Mrs. Spence of Brooklyn, Ont.
he board of governors for the city hospit-
and Mrs. Doiage and children, also Mrs.
t.1 from 1906 until 1911 and was a one-
E V I D E N C E
Hazelwood of London, spent the week -end
ime president of the curling club.
at Mr. Thomas'.
In politics' zhe was an ardent Liberal.
Of SUMS Of Hacking' S
'ie attended the Presbyterian church,
Heart and Nerve Remedy
.ie became postmaster of Saskatoon in
and gacking's Kidney
BORN
L906 which position he retained until his
andLiver Pills '
leath on Wedne!41y. evening, due to
0
Lmxo—In Foedwich, on Saturday, June
3right's disease.
26th, 1020, to Rev. A. and Mrs. Laing,
Wm. Fullarton, R. R. 1, Listowel:
a son.
Selgrave
"I diodtored for eight years for
Stomach Trouble and Pains all
AmmiTAGE—In Wingharn General Hos-
through m7body, goft no relief until
pital, on Saturday, July 10th, to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph and Rev. and
I used Hacking's Heart 2,n4 Nerve
and Mrs. C, B. Armitage, a daughter.
VIrs, Christopher England of Caro, Mich.
!alled on Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Brandon.
Remedy �vhich fixed, me up oill right.
I used Hacking's Kidney Ond Liver
MCBUuNXy—In Wingham Hospital, on
:h�y were old time residents. and enjoy
Pills abong vtk- the Remedy."
M rs. H. Hinc-heliffe, Wingham:
Sunday, July 4th, 1920, to Mr. and
Mrs, James S. McBurn ey, a son.
,ery much renewing old acquaintances,
) .1 was on the point of a complete
Mey motored frotu their home in Mich
Nervrous Breakdown, could not sleleP
o attend the- celebration in Wiligham
or plan m!y homehold diutiez, suffer-
IMED
Lnd meet old friends.
ed with my Heart aud my Nerves
The mission I band of Knox church
md d1octors could do little for me,
Atter taking the first box . of Rmk-
HIINT—At Loa Angeles, Cal., on June
pent Friday afternoon at the home Of
'Ing's Heart gad Nerve Remedy I
17th, 1920, Jane McLaughlin, -wife of
6r. and Mrs. J. Anderson sth, line Morris,
improved so much in health, that I
John Hunt, formerly of Howick, and
Md a very pleasant time was spent by
I
oon1dilued , with a. 6 (box trOatment
sister of Messrs. Alex and Jos, Mc-
,oung people.
and am able to retarn to my work
Laughlin, ninth con,
Friday July 9th was a galla day for the
wllh rene"d Vigor," . .
YOUNG—In Howick, on Tuesday, June
nembers of the Little Builders Missign
Mr. Richard Jones, Doon, Ont.:
"I have had Pains under my Heart
29th, 1920, Catherine Smith, relict of the
�and of Knox Church. A jolly moror
4 -or some time and tried all sorts of
late Alexander Youngi aged 91 years.
ide to the pleasant home of its president,
Mmedie)s and have been to four dif-
Irs. Janies Anderson,' 5th line Morris,
ferent idoctors and could get no re -
vas the first thing of interest, ..During I
liet, I took one box of Hacking's,
Fish StOdes Exaggerated
lie long golden hours of aii afternoon
Heart and Nerve Remedy =4 felt
A farmer near Chesley is reported to
hey played games, ran races, waded the
iverand-finished up witha'fine garne�
very much beitter. I took another box
wad have been e1ble, to work again.
haveshippeda sow weighing 1750 lbs.,
ball. Snap shots accompanied with
Before I took your comedy I could
and an exchange tells that a strawberry
inch merriment, was the next on the
not work for Weeks at a time, the
pain was so great."
measuring 8 inches in circumference was
brought"to its office. If that sow had
pogram and then came such a delicious
These are only a few of the many
been fed on that berry, she would have
tipper, none to soon. In doors the ladies
test'monl�ls that come to us vol"'t'
weighed a ton.
uilted, the quilt xnade by the members
tarily and I am surethat you top
f the band, approoriate texts were
will get benellcial reaults It you will
Calls Cornwall Man
mbroidered in red, the white cotton with
but give them a fairtrial. Bay them
from your dealer. Insist on Hack-
The congregation of Knox Church,
Iternate blocks of red, It is the intent-
Ing's. . ,
.
Wroxeter, extended an unanimous call to
)n of the band to send this quilt to the
Hacking's Remedies are sold in
Rev. Robert Harkness,'formerly of Corn.
ospital at Kenora, %
Wingham by J. W. McKlbbon.
wall. The Presbytery of Maitland will
I
met in Belmore On Tuesday to deal with
, i
W
the call. This charge only became
vacant on the first Sunday of June,
uw&
Drunks Disturb Canipmeeting
On Sunday afternoon.
a number of
young men from Teeswat.er or Vicinity, in
an intoxicated cond Won, visiting the
Evangelical camp
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grotinds, and soon got
into troubleby stealing eata �les out of pri-
vate boarding tents. They Were caught
e4di Ada
40
i n the act, and compelled to return part of
the provisions. Steps are being taken to
4�e
prosecute the offenders.—Mildmay Gaz-
are to floWers what frarnes
are to b�auliful
Those MuAlcal Co*s
Almost every Country Father' or in
.VAS8S
PiCtutles—ttley
dividual who figured ill "The jaunt to tile
enchance their beatity alld tbeit,
Tub" has been, registering a kick ggainst
charm. A visit to
t1lis jewelry stope the
Prevailingeonditions at this -jumping
will lielp you cclebrate peace fittingly. off
Point of Bruce, But What Oppeats
We will be glad to
show you anythilig to
be the chief grievance that Councillor
youwatit to eXaMine
and will pofitaly 0
Win- Brown Of Elgin, ex-ROeVe of Bruce
Twp.,
ask you tO talte YOU11
tilm as you -Will be their
Who accompanied the legislators oil
pleasure trip, brought back ith
under no obligatiom;
to buy. him
against the burg is, that 8lee I
p was
next-
to impossible. Atcordirig to his �ay_
Our Optical dOPIttrn4rit Is equipptd with the proper 80,
every ftilnilY at the tub owns a' COW.
appliances,, We are properly equipped will, every
Cow wears a bell, and every night
the knowledge of optometry. when
lie would get in and under, after
having
said 'am, this bunch of milk pro.
ductra
R. M. MeKAY ing
would start to Promenade, mak.
the
welkin hi(leoUg With the jinglitig
JeWeler ' lad OptiCian
of
Wingham keepup
their neckwear. This they would
oll night long, while he lay it, hig
bed
trying to woo the (;Oddt$$ of Sle4p,
0!
but
morning would find him still tryllig,
According
to Brown the clotiging of Poe's
I
loud alatm belie,, had nothing on tholK
COV3 &4 a olftp killsr.—ftt AVu Thftv
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MOM D. COI;U) WhU IiAll, laftli te4thblif
�u 4 busine4a CoUge in Brandon, iA opend.
4tr vocatipit at 110 boMe here.
Dr, J. 3�. And T&S. B140khall, speilt a
�eW 44Y5 this wtek with their son at
Illenbelm,
Dr. Calderof Wingliam, bag leased the
DffiCe recently Vacated by Dr, (' Uest� and
Will Visit Blyth prOfes4joually Friday of
=01 week,
Lorne, son, of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
$tonehouse of Wostfigla, woo take" to
010 wingliam ROS14tal, suffering from
in absceoe forme(I on one of his lungs.
An. operation Was pe rformed Ou Monday,
by Dr. Redmond and Dr. Weir of I
Amburn. The patient is ;getting along I
aicely. , i
A large number of our citizens attend -
!(I the Olauge Celebration at Goderieb,
)th(�rs going to Witigbani to spend thel!
lay,
The laying of tile eor tier stone for . the
,ommunity Memorial Hall will be held
My 28tb. A monster celebration has
t1ready been arranged including base -
)all tournament trades procession, cali-
humption parade, the day's proceeding
�ill begin at 9 A. M., and finish with a
3arden Party and Band Concert in the
weuiug. Meals will �be served in the
Uethudist Church.
Born—In gastWawanosb, FAday, July
'Oth to Nlr,'aud Mrs, XaAlancl Henry, a
on.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M, Chambers are
tolidaying with Kincardine, friends,
We are pleased to report the condition
d ReeveCutt is.-mostgrqtirying to his
riends. He was taken to his home in
'odevich last week.
VrOxerter
The Misses Fors.the of'Blyth, are visit.
ng their sister, Mrs, John Henderson of
own�
Rev. Mr, Lajug took chai%e of the
ervices in tbs Presbyterian church last
'unday morning and evqning.
Quite a number from here attended the
elebration in'Wingham on Monday the
'Glorious twelfth",which passed off with- 'F�all Term Aug. 31St --- Graduates placed in positions.
out any accidents and all report a good
ime f.
Mr..and,Mrs. X. R, Wendt and Mrs. IWO
�obiuson motored to Kitchener o1i Sun -
lay.
Miss Sadie White of Toronto, is spend-
�er holidays at her home here. WINGHAM. ONTARIO PHONE 166
We are pleased to say Mr. Sandy Me- Send a card requesting the principal to call on you during the vacation. We
)bugal who has been quite poorly is have competent teachers, one for each department. Register now for the fall
ble to be around again.. term.
Miss Sophia Robinson spent Sunday D. A. McLachlan, Pres.
a Goderich, Murray'McLeish, Prin'.
Mrs. F. Davey and danghter, Isabell
re visiting friends at Fort Frances.
Messrs. 6arance and Cliff'. White are LACROSSE—StPatford Vs. Wingh
t present visiting thetr parents in town. am, Wed. July 21 St.
jo
4
PIK. IMF,
REAL VALUE in
.MENYS CLOTHING
You need not accept our word as the truth when
we say that, in buying STYLE -CRAFT Tailored
Clotheg, you are getting the best clothes value,
consistent with the price you pay, that money
can buy. In fact we want you to be sceptical—
then you will come in and�judge
for yourself. Your faith in 'us will
not suffer—we are sure of that—
for the quality of the materials,
and the correctness of the designs
are sidficient to convince even the
most discriminating person of the
merit of
"TAIS
We are always pleased to
show you our assortment --
whether you buy or not.
Thursday, Frid-axy Saturdstv
J 9
3 Da 8 Sale Men's , C1 th
� y 0 109,
.75 Suits on Sale,
U-0tv-st Skylea--All Sizes—Fancy Worsteds, Fan.,
Twie�eds, Navy Serges.
Big Money Saving Va-dUlps,
Save 10 to 25 per cent.,
Get Our Prices Before Buying
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