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FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING
We invite the citizens of Wingham andvicinity to come
and inspect our large stock of Furniture.
Dressers, Washstands,
Bedsteads, Brass and
Iron Bedsteads, Chairs,
Writing Desks, Kitchen
Cabinets, Baby Car.
riages and Go-carts.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
SIDEBOARDS. Sole.
agent for famous Os'
termoor Mattress. •
REPAIRING
UPHOLSTERING
'PICTURE FRAM-
ING, ETC.
R. A. CURRIE
Graduate Canadian School of Embalming, Toronto.
SUCCESSOR TO LATE MR. GRACEY.
STORE PHONE 51. NIGHT PHONE 155.
RESIDENCE --Mrs. McGavin, opposite Dr. Kennedy.
SUITS MADE
TO ORDER
e measure the man, then make the Suit.
ORDER YOUR SPRING SUIT. NOW.
Suits, tweeds and worsteds, from $21.00 to $32.00
Odd Trousers from . . . . 4.00 to 7.50
Perfect fit and workmanship guaranteed.
CaII and get prices.
i MOON & WHITE
Phone 26. WILSON BLOCK
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Small Hats, Medium Hats,
Large Hats, Dress Hats,
Tailored Suit Hats, Pana-
ma Hats, and all the latest
and most popular trimming
effects. Every article en-
tirely new;
Open evenings.
Mrs. Runstedler's
Millinery Parlors.
2 Doors North of Mr. Hamilton's Drug Store.
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BOOTS
AND SHOES
We have put in a stock
of Men's Boots & Shoes
and solicit a share of
your patronage.
MENDING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO,
J. A. .HAUGH
THE ING 1.A AD,VAINTOE
DANOEP FROM eRIPPE
Lies in That Cough and Weak,
Worn-out Condition.
Grippe, pleurley, pueumonle., these
ere greatly to be feared at this time
Qt the year.
To prevent gripe° frons being fol«
lowed by either pleurisy or pneumo-
nia, it is important to drive the last
traces of it oat of the system quickly.
Our advice is to take Vinol, our
delicious cod liver and iron prepara-
tion 'without oil, and get your strength
and vitality back cluicldy'.
Mrs. A. A. Grabill, of Strassburg,
Va. says: "Grippe lett me weak, run
down and with a servere cough, from
which 1 suffered four years. I tried
different remedies, but nothing seemed
to do me ally good, until 1 took Vinol,
from which. 1 received, great benefit.
My cough is almost entirely gone, and
I am strong and well again, and 1 attxt
glad to recommend Vinol to others.
who suffer as I did,"
Try Vinol with the certainty
thatt, if it does not benefit
you we will give back your money,
J, W. McKibbuu, Druggist, Winghaut
Ethel.
Seeding ie just about oompleted in
this section,
Mies A. Smith, milliner, Sundayed
at Silver Corners,
The Royal Hotel here has closed and
Is just a private home now.
Mr. E. Wheeler spent Sunday with
friends near Cranbrook.
Mise Hattie Cox has been visiting
at John'McDonald's for a few days.
Quarterly service was held in the
Methodist church here on Sunday last.
Mre. John Jamieson is still, seriously
ill but we hope to hear of her recovery.
Miss Danbroolt and Miss Moses,
teachers, are boarding at J. Holling-
backs.
Miss B. Bateman is quite ill at
present but we wish her a speedy
recovery.
Early closing on and after May 12,
all evenings except Wednesday , and
Saturday.
Since the closing of the Royal Hotel
Mrs, McGuire has opened a public
boarding house,
Mrs, Robt. Gibson attended the
funeral of the late Mr. Hunter in
Oraubrook on Tuesday of last week,
Hattie Denman, who is learning the
millinery in town, spent Sunday at
her home at Silver Corners.
Miss,Bartley, who has been visiting
her sister, Mre. A. McDonald, return-
ed to her horse in Listowel this week.
Miss Hunter's Millinery shop was
closed for a few days last week owing
to the death of her brother. Miss
Hunter bas the sympathy of a number
of friends here.
Whitechurch.
Delmore.
Mr, Shaw of 'Bluevale °coupled the
pulpit in the ?reehyterian. Church
ou Sunday afternoon.
The many friends of Mrs. Ghee,
Eaket aro glad to hear she is able to
be up, after .her severe attack of
pleur;lt,y.
The banks of the stream nage the
favorite resort ofr 'both old and yen ng
teems daye and murky report tt Ow*
e 'seful eel ch.
Mr, and Mrs, l+lr'Nman, At vo„d, Mr
J. Fryfo, it-. Wingham, Mr P. B.ua
roan ani Mise Ruppel, Walkerton,
were guests at Air Con Baker'e on.
Stand ay,
The annual meeting of the Women's
Institute was held on Saturday after-
noon, at the home of Mts. Wm. Mc-
Kee, A, most encouraging report%
showing that the past year has been
one of progress bothin nutxibers and
tffectiueness of wo>rk,. was given by
the Sec. ',i`reare, Mise A. Darling,
A large number of friends followed
the remains of the late Mrs, Jams
Iutchisou of con. 1, Carrick, to )'ler
Wet resting place in McIntosh ceme-
tery en Monday afternoon, In Ow
ah:smce of the pastor, the Rev. G.
McDonald, of Mildmay, co'aducted
ttie services both ae the house and
at the grave. Deepest sympathy is
extended to OA bereaved ones.
Belrnore School report for April :—
Sr. 4tb -- George Thomson,George
Marshall, Kate Lawrence. Jr. 4th—
Jobn Lawrence, Ella Eaket, Blauohe
Irwin, Gertrude Miller. Sr. 3rd. ---
Mildred Baker,Emanuel Marshall,
David Marshall, Stella Rosewell,
Harry Miller, Irwin Edwards. Willie
Eaket, Alex, Kirby, Murray Mulvey,
Robert Willie, Della Lynett, Marie
Lynett, Nicholas Willie. Jr.:.3rd--
Alt<erta Baker, Edna Rosewell, ,Fames
Welsher, Margaret McGrogan, Agatha
Willie, Edward McGrogan, Sr. 2ad—
Matthew Schiestel, Willie Errington,
Kathleen Lynett, Gordon Mulvey,
Leonard Willie, Mary Lynett. Sr. 1,
Pt, 2—Mary Baker. Gertrude Willie,.
Clayfon Newans, Kate Schiestel, Eva
Stokes, Samuel Marshall, John Eaket,
Vera Lynett, Jr. 1, Pt. 1—Gladys
Rosewell, Percy Willie, Jae. Eaket,
Amy Newans, Percy Baker, Hazel
Douglas. Primary A. -- Willie Ed-
wards, Clayton Edwards, Pearl Doug-
las. Average attendance 45.
On Tuesday night, April 29th, the
Rider on the pale horse entered our
village and took away one of our
highly respected citizens, Mr. Prank,
Patterson. The late Mr. Patterson
was born in Hawick, Scotland, in
1845. At theageof about 0 years he
came to Canada with his parents and
settled near- Ayr. A few years later
he moved. to Bluevale where he re-
sided for some twenty years. While
there he was engaged in stone mason-
ry. He was appointed bailiff of the
Wingham Division Court which posi-
tion he held for nineteen years. He
then moved to Wingham, where he
lived for about twenty years, later
moving to Toronto, where he was em-
ployed by the Elias Rodgers Coal and
Wood 0o, The deceased was an en-
thusiastic curler and bowler and many
of the bowling greens in the cities and
towns of the province were laid out by
him. In religion he was' a Presbyter-
ian and in politics a staunch liberal.
The deceased was a member of the Ca-
nadian Order of Foresters, Bluevale.
His wife, who was formerly Miss Fan-
nie Ross of Eiuevale, seven children,
Mrs, Buschlen, Fannie and Tillie of
Toronto, McKenzie of Whitechurch,
Fred. of OrilIite John, Seattle, Wash.,
and Lillie at home and two brothers,
Walter and Archibald of Wingham
survive him. The funeral took place
on Friday, May 2, to the Wingham
cemetery.
NEW MUSKOKA TRAIN.
The Grand Trunk Railway System
is putting on a new train from Toron-
to to Muskoka Wharf, commencing,
Saturday, May 17th, leaving Toronto
10,16 nam, daily, except Sunday, arriv-
ing Muskoka Wharf 1.40 p.m. making
direct ,connection with steamers for
all points on Muskoka Lakes.
A brand new train, consisting of
baggage car, Vestibule Coaches, and
Parlor -Library -Buffet car will be oper-
ated and passengers are assured of a
comfortable ride along the most in-
teresting route to Muskoka Wharf,
which is the original gateway to the
far-famed Muskoka Lakes,
This train runs right to side of
steamier at Muskoka Wharf, thus
avoiding any inconvenience to pas-
sengers,
Return connection is made with
train leaving Muskoka Wharf at 10.45
Grey.
The pupils and teacher of No, 4 cele-
brated Arbor Day in aline style,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wright of Ethel
were visitors at the latter's home on
Sunday.
Mr. and lrrs. Frank Balfour and
family spent Sunday with Bluevale
friends.
Mr: and Mrs. {deo, Hamilton of Blue -
vale spent Sunday with the former's
brother, Will.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McIntosh of
Molesworth were the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. ,John McEwen on Sunday,
.Miss Mary Smith of the 1st line,
Morris, visited with her friend, Miss
May Burke, on Friday of last week.
Mr. Wm. Bennett, father of T. R.
Bennett of the Boundary line intends
leaving for a trip to Ireland in the near
future.
Mr. John Allister of Toronto, who
hat been visiting his son Robt. return-
ed to his home on Saturday. His
grandchild, Miss Ruth McAllister ac-
companied him.
Roe's 'Epworth League are having
"A trip from Toronto to the Coast,"
shown in moving pictures in the
church on the evening of May 13th.
Everybody welcome. Silver free-will
offering to defray expenses.
Roe's Epworth League and Sunday
School re -organized last Tuesday.
The school under the direction of Mr.
Robt. Carr, with Miss L. Jackson and
Mise Eva Bryans, and Miss Mary
Johnston as teaching staff. Russell
Wilbee fills the position of organist
and Miss Olive Lake that of
Sec.-Treas.
a.m. daily. except Sunday, arriving -
Toronto 8.10 p.m.
Tourist Tickets at reduced rates,
are now on sale to Muskoka resorts
good for stop -over at any point and
good to return until November 30th,
1£113 '
r'ull nartictilars and tickets from
Grand Trunk Agents. H. B. Elliott,
_ City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
phone 4, W. F. Burgnnan, station
- ticket agent, phone 00.
IN WAGES
OR PROFIT
Ilealth Sooner or Later Shows
Its Value,
Don't go around with that tired
worn-out, down -hearted feeling, If
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you arca constipated, ions b l or have a
sour, gassy, upset stomach, sick head-
aches, week kidneys or sluggish liver,
eee to it that you oleanee your 's stein
of undi eeted food, foul gaeesr bxdems
bile and uric acid, by Ord use of the
great fruit topica lazati to
FIG PILLS
and you will be free froi i laeadatthee,
neuralgia, rheumatism, latus back, in"
digestion and all the didtresaing forms 1
of siokneee usually omitted byc�onstl:-
ation and kidney trouble. PIPILLS
do araat1 ea or sicken, but give a xaa-
tttral movement of the bowels. Refuse
all .substitutoe. At all dealers in 28
lad l meant botee or bl mall from The
and. Fin Co., St. Thema*, +sae.
Blyth.
Mr. John Putland of Wingham
visited Mr. and Mrs. Start on Monday.
Mrs. Dr. McLean of Goderich is a
visitor at the borne of Mr. A. Elder
this week,
Mrs, Robert Whiteman was a dele-
lgate to the missionary Convention at
inton on Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Epworth
League was held on Tuesday evening
and the officers were elected.
Mr. Ben Tayfor has purchased Mr.
T. W. Scott's residence on Westmore
land St. and is moving into it this
week.
Horn es.eekers' Excursions
Vault Tuctidar, unfit October ills
Winnipeg end return * ,. $35,00
Edmonton and return - - $43,001
Other points In proportion.
Return limit two months.
i•IOMESEEI ERS' TRAIN loaves Toronto
2,00 p.m. each Tuesday, May to August, in,
cIusive. Beat Trt.in to take.
Upper Lakes Navigation
Steamers leave Port McNichol, IVlondays,
Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Sat,
urda s, for.. SAULT SfE,. MARIE, PORT
.AR'IyNUR and FORT WILLIAM.
Connecting train loaves. Toronto 9.45 a.1n..
The Stearner"Manitoba,".sailintg from Port
McNichol on Wednesdays, will aall at Owen
Sound, leaving that point 1.0,30 p.m.
COMMENCING MAY 10
Steamship Express
loaves Toronto 12,93 p.m. on sailing days,
t Ynakln direct connection with lito&uuors at
M•
tt
Miss Maggie Nicol left here on Tues
day for Whitewood, Man., where she
will visit for .some, months with her
sister, Mrs. 11. Cummings,
Miss Ella Metcalfe's many friends
will be glad to learn that she was able
to be removed from the hospital anti
will remain a short time at the home
of her uncle, Mr. 3 no. Metcalfe.
BI uevale.
Miss Olara Bosman of Toronto is
visiting with her brother, Morris.
Rev. Young of Clifford preached in
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Mr. Jos. Smith, while drawing but-
ter boxes from the station to the
factory had the misfortune to fall
from the top of the load and hurt his
back.
At the annual meeting of the.
League the following officers 'were
elected :—Pres., Mee, Jas. Masters ;
13on.•Pres., Rev. Cook let Vp.,' Mrs.
McCaIl ;• . 2nd Vp., G. Hall ; 3rd Vp.,
Miss A. McMichael ; 4th Vp., Miss L.
McCall; 5th Vp., Jas. Masters ;'Teas.,
Mary McGee ; Sec., H. Chamberlain ;
organist, Mies McCall.
Londesboro.
We are sorry to hear that Mr. 'a'D'raia.
Leets not improving very quickly.
Mr.. Geo. McVittie and Miss Oates
spent S unday with Mr. and 1\Irs. Harry
Moon.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Thos, Pairservice and
family visited at W;,.Orittendone ort
Sunday. ....» N ,.
Mies Campbell, school teacher for
Net. 11 visited at; her home at West-
field on Sunday.
Seeding time is about over in this
vicinity and most of the farmers are
getting' the ground ready for roots.
Port 'Nicholl.
AROUND THE WORLD
via "Empress of Asia"
Leaving Liverpool Juno 14, calling,at Mak
(Soria, Cape Town Durban, 0°1=00, Sing-
apore and 'roue' Kong, arriving Vancouver
August 30. Vessel remains 14 bays at IIoue
Kong. "Rate for entire cruise, $639,10."
Exclusive, of maintenance between arrival
time in 1t;ngland and departure of "ii:tn-
press of Asia," and step over at, kion; Kong
Particulars froni Canadian Pact tie Agents
or write M. G. Murphy, D.P.A., C. 1'. Jty..
'T'oronto, Ritchie & Cosens, Town Agents;
J. I3eemer, Station Agent.
Horneseekers' Excursions
To Manitoba, Saskatchewan
Alberta
Each Tuesday until October 28, inc1w1ve
WINNIPEG AND RETURN . , $35,00
EDMONTON AND RETURN . . $43.00 i
Proportionate low rates to other points.
RoLurn limit two months.
Through Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars are
o skated to Winnipeg without charge via
Chicago and St. Paul, leaving Toronto 11,00
p.m. on above dates,
Tickets are also on sale via Sarnia and
Northern Navigation Company.
Full particulars and reservations front
Grand Trunk Agents, or write C. I. Horn.,'
Ing, D.P.A., Union Station. Toronto, Ont.
II. II, Elliott, Town Passenger and Ticket
{,..„.
A gent, phone 4 ; W. i'..Burgman, Station
'Picket Agent, phone 50.
CLYDESDALE STALLION.
The well -k rovn Clydesdale Stallion,
Mascot, owned by J. W. King, Blue -
vale, will be at D, McPherson's stable,
town, until Monday, Full route will
be published in our next issue, .
INYhSTM ENTS.
04.4.41441464.14.441.4414
Este and Private Prtn40 invssteed +oil
First Mortgage 1$ eetrrity witllout charge.
6* Pot' tient. 41
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SEED CORN.
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SPECIAL —We have in stock a car
of the choicest Seed Corn grown on
high. Essex land This corn is of excep-
tional fine sample and you will not have
seen the best until you have seen ours --
Imp, Leaning, "Waite Cap, Bailey, Wis-
consin No, 7, Compton's Early, eto.
We have also . a ,quantity of choice
SeedPotatoes as advertised in last issue.
Fine Tomato Plants, etc., for Satur-
day.
Large and complete stock of Mengel
and Turnip Seed.
J. L. AWDE.
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed Tenders will be received by
the undersigned up to four o'clock p.m..
on Twenty -Sixth day of May, for the
digging of what is known as Bolt's
drain in the Township of Turnberry.
Plans and Specifications inay be seen
at my °flee. lot 1S, concession 7, Turn -
berry. The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
P. POWELL, Clerk,
Wingbam, Ont.
FOR SALE.
FOR TRUNKS AND
LEATHER BAGS
You oannot do better than
'elect from our fine assortment
These goods are as lasting in
their wear as they are
ATTRACTIVE IN APPEARANCE.
We have been able to pue-
chase a large line, made of
strong materials, to bK sold to
you at price that is decidedly
cheap.
Residence Phone 176
THOS. KEW
Herne of Nand Made Harness.
1 WINGHAM. ,
IONS emosi mrar E
That desirable home consisting of
four acres- of land, close by the Town
of Wingham. A good part of this
place is under orchard, small fruits,
and plantation. Buildings are all
in good repair. Apply on the pre-
mises, tci JOHN AGNEW,
Lower Wingharir,
UPPER LAKES NAVIGATION
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CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS.
The Canadian Pacific, commencing
May 10th northbound, and May 11th
southbound, will operate Great Lakes
Steamship Express trains between To-
ronto and Port McNicoll on the fol-
lowing schedule, with first-class coach
and Parlor Car running through with-
out local stops.
Northbound Leave Toronto 12 45
p.m. ; arrive Port McNicoll, 4 p m,,
each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday. connecting
with the Palatial 0. P. R. Upper
Lake Steamships leaving Port Me-
Nicol onabove days for Sanit Ste
Marie, Port Arthur and Fort Williaw,
Southbound—Leave Port MCNicoll
each Sunday and Thursday at 8.45
a.m., arriving Toronto 12 00 noon, and
leaving Port McNicoll Mondays, Tues-
days and Saturdays at 11.43 a.m.. ar-
riving Toronto 3.15 p. nn. Until
Steamship Express goes into commis-
sion connection is made with Upper
Likes Steamships by leaving Toronto
0.45 a.-tn.
Full particulars from any 0. P. �
Agent or write M. G. Murphy, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto. Ritehie Sc
Cosens, Town Agents ; J. FL Beemer,
station agent.
Salem.
Some of the farmers have finished
seeding.
The Sunday School: was well attended
on re -opening day.
Mr. Hugh E,ussel, of W ingham called
on Mr. and Mrs. Sas. Wray last Sun.
flay.
Mr. Herbert Henning left last week
for the West where be will spend a
couple of months.
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"Ma., and Ws. John Bulb and Mre.
Waldo `Vires ,visited friends at Tees -
water last Sunday.
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CH RTSTTE'.S
GROCERY
PRONE sa
Pine Apples
Are selling freely and
the stock has been excellent.
Prices according to size' and
quality.
Heinze
Pea -Nut Butter
We believe itis far ahead
of anything on the market.
The flavour is excellent and
can be relished by the most
delicate palate.
Per Jar -20c
We sell Heinze Sweet and -
Sour Pickles, in bulk.
Tomato Plants ,
Per Box - — Idc
NOTICE.
Take notice that -
1 The Council of the Corporation of
the Town of Wingham has construct-
ed as a local improvement a sewer on
Francis Street between Patrick and
Alfred Streets and on Alfred Street
between Francis and Shuter streets,.
2 The cost of the work is $1350 of
which $450 is to be paid by the Cor-
poration. The special rate per foot
frontage is 3a cents. The special as-
sessment is to be paid in thirty annual
instalments.
3 The estimated life time of the
work is fifty years.
4 A Court of Revision will be held
on the 12th day of May, 1913, at 7
o'clock p.m., at the Town Hall, for the
purpose of hearing complaints against
the proposed assessment or the ac-
curacy of frontage measurements and
any other complaint which persons
interested may desire to make and
which is by law cognizable by the
Court,
Dated at the Town Hall in the Town
of Wingham, this 25th day of April,
A. D, 1913.
JOHN F. GROVES, Clerk,
Farm For Sale.
Centre lot 42, con. 7, East Wawa-
nosh, 100- acres, 85 acres cleared, 8
acres fall wheat, 14 acres fall plowed,
4, acres orchard, mostly winter fruit,
balance in grass, well under -drained,
1a storey frame house, kitchen and
woodshed, barn 00x70, with stone
stabling, cement floors, windmill and
water in house and barn, 1 miles from
poetornce, school and church. A bar-
gain for quick sale. For particulars
apply to Wm. Wightman, lot 35, con.
10, or BelgraveP. 0.
Coal ! Coal l Coal I
Nut, Stove and Egg, $6 50 on car;
Nut, Stove and Egg, $6 75 delivered ;
Pea, $5 50 on car; Pea, $5 75 delivered.
Also Soft Coal and Coke cit popular
prices. One car of Nut to -day, ale°
one of Egtt and one of Nut to -morrow.
R. J. OANTEtON,
Shed, G.T.R. Enquire at Mooney's,
Coal 1 Coal ! Coal I
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We are now prepared to receive
orders for supplying the best quality
of D. L. and W. Scranton coal at the
following prieee delivered, Chesnut,
$7.15; stove and egg, $6.90 ; pea, $0.00.
Above prises for April and May.
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All Skin remedies Fail
Many detains, r ufl'erern have failod tic► utter•
n that
di,ctbVtsrit
� 'Withs�e,tvre and n•,lrtr
oven the nA/iirarlfie of the phpiutan or r'rng-
sst cannot in-ctnoo thorn to invest another
owlet in tiny ratitouy.
it is to th ° swot od atrfl"orsi in p.m -
goo!) tL Cts or nil is o. OA p1 d mi a
rem' ,a s p e w o it et lOOpited ''ta t+ r %a,
t,hrnol end glycerine, M ceinpundee in D.D.D.
Pretoriptior►
I-Imiridrodn of sures be,ve oonvi.eecl's and
we kTlow you crib prQVel in Maly with the
first eppessetto • cf D.I),I1. Nroecrietion that,
it taken aw the itch ar otiose You have
1 to
esti et • a f� ter to get ine1.A+nt tenet
t It', Druggist.
T*>au Ar, :MAY 8, 19 i 3
moo ..pasitmor
FOR
MEN
FIT
STYLE
SERVICE
" Every pair backed up by the maker"
We Want Every Man
To Know Derby Shoes
Derby 'Shoes are the
Newest
Nicest
and
Most . Up-to-date
Made in Canada. to -day.
We are Sole Agents in Wingliarn.
Willis & Co.
Sole Agents
For The
THE SHOE STORE
FOR
.SHO. LADIES
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STRAW HATS AT ALL PRICES
WOMEN'S
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Your new gown will look arils best
if you're wearing perfect fitting
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CORSETS
We have made a full range of sizes irt;
many new models to show off the new
season's model to the best advantage.
There's one that will fit you as though
twee mado for you alone. GET IT.
Model 666 is best for fully developed
figures.
in the newest goods of
Cotton, Whipcords, Bed=
fords, in greys,.. white,
black and white checks ;
something different in
material than we have
shown this season. Big-
gest choice in Cotton
goods in Repps, 1Viulls,
Voiles, Prints, Muslins
and Gingham. Watch
our windows this week_.
CSC
A la Grace Corsets and
our other styles in Cromp-
tons Corsets are perfect
fitting for the season's
style9.
You will get a really up.
to -date model --one that
shits your figure perfect-
ly' ---by asking for
CIC
a la Grace Corsets,
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The well known advertised line of "HoleproofHosiery" in Wo-
men's, Men's and Ohildren'e—guaranteed six oz' three xnoliths—or
new °nes replaced for same. We have the agency fox this line.
Ask to see 'Hosiery" when pnrohatring. Prices -0 pr. for $2 00;
6 pr. for $3.00 ; 3 pr. for $1.50.
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