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fiats andCaps
We are showing the new shapes and colors in the
ever popular "Borsalino," the ONE BEST HAT.
There is no other hat like it. Greens and Greys at .0.00.
.See the ne'w shape a s`King" HAt. -'.Colors,
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Black, Brown, Grey Pojaular price 5.00.
• ---pasternBrand Caps for Men and Boys ---the Cap
` you can' depend upon to keepits shape. • All the
wanted colors. ' $1`:00 to $3.00.'
' Have you seen the new shapes and patterns in Neckties?' They are very
popular and are absolutely right up tothe, minute in style 1.00 and 1.50.
Ve axe showing a very fine range . ofhosiery ..for men,` Cotton, `Lisleand
Silk, and All at the new lowered pries k ' •
Our:new shoes are very attractive and are selling fast at the,new.prices.
which are considerably' lower,
ncder. wear
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Time to discard the heavy_ erwear. We are
showing .'anice. range in the medium weight gar
ments,, natural wool, at $2.25 per garment.
Balbriggan Jnder, wear in heavy double thread,
$1.00 per -garment.
Men's Merino .Shirts and Drawers;,,, a.: very ,pop-
ular garment fors p.,ring and Fall :wear. • • Sizes 36 to
42. Shirts or drawers. $.1.00 per garment
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jPhone :e:No..10 � at Your . Service
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We • Sell for• Cash— We : Sell : Cheaper.
• pro Than The•Credit ; Storesi
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dee'"St-auntons" wall papers at
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our 'store ---all new goods, all the,
latest design.- Paper is 22 inches
wide and .semi -trimmed, which T, -
means you have notrimmain
do. If : you want.your ourpaper• .
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on we -have a ;man who will give
you a first class .lobs •---' -
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE ANI?
SA'TISFY YOU.
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Miss Nellie. Walters,: of 4the: nurs-
ing staff Of Victoria. Hospital, Lon-
don, is visiting her. parents; Mr. and
Mrs . Jno. Walters: •
Mrs, Montieth 'of Exeter, is' visit
ing with'. Mr, and Mrs. ,Jno, =Mow
bray n.• •:
T1ie _,i�?h�teehurehreai,�.e�y' �w111
`e in,; operation very ..soon.' • V>i'. Mat-
thew Clark, -of Brussels, •is in ,charge
-0 Mr.,' Wm. `Crowaton, of Idaho,; ; is
.visiting'° .at the home of, his uncle,
Mr, . Andrew •• Ferrje
Mr+IIen Paterson was in__Toronto
a couple of dais last week ori:bus -
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MinfilatAtinagnall
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Ma the imp rtation lead the '
bringing, of to:dcating mn
liquors into the Province . FLU
be forbidden?
Shaul the importation and the -
brirgirg' ,of' intoadeating V
liquors into '..he Pr*tdneet
be forbidd-xr ,? .
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You Voted against. the SAI: -
Vote .Now. against the IMPORTATION
HE .people on April. 18th decide by' the ballon reproduced
abovewhether liquor for beverage purposes shall De allowed
p to come • in, or whether the door shall be • shut,
• .Earnestly- we ask.you 'to vote, --vote to clinch your former
vote.
By your last vote against the'45ale of liquor you Made Ontario .
• safe from within:
' Now vote against Importation, to: make Ontario safe frorn'
without.
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Prohibition 'should apply to all alike
b Take nothing for granted Every temperance vote is needed.
•Every temperance vote, rnusiW cast.
See that your wife and • every member Of your household, with
a right .to -vote, gets to the polls: "
Let els roll up a decisive majority "today and settle this ques-
tion. ' o a
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Mark your . ballot Avifh an «X'! --land' 2u' a'X" only.
,afterthe ward
eferendum
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^•evening; -•April ---15th, 'When; -Rev: .112r
G ii1a tt; `-�f : $S;iitli, Kinloss: Chuich,
will. -be -present --to_assist- • with-q..the•
service
• Mr. andMrs"JJas •Sutherlan'd, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Gaunt and Miss:Sarah
Garbutt attended ,the funeral 'of ` their `
aunt; Mrs.' Susanna Elliott,- 'o f Pal -
!aerator).
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Mr. 'Knights representative for'
London .'Advertiser.. and Free Pres*,.:
was in: tomvti fora day and received
several new subscribers
Mr, `•Alex • Kennedy �leaves this
weelk 'for "Windsor :where he intends
The ...:u• know H �...r :r
Th �. c a dv�a e•& Coal Co.
. THE . STORE -THAT NEVER pisAppomTs ;
rM and 1VIrs. Thos, Henderacn, of
'the "Bluevale Roaci, visited on A Sanslay
With their 'son, Mr. 'Roland 'Hender-
Miss ` Flossie MacGregor, and :her.
niece; 'Miss ;Mi'trrer Sliaw, of.'TT*roii'tn,
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and. Mrs. Jack ende"neon ,.mnd child-
ren, of Lucknow,: were week -end vis=
itors with . Mr. ,arid `Mrs. Jas. Mc -.I
Mr. and Mrs. ./no. Fale»nef ; and
Mr. Geo, Falconer and. son, Leslie,
motored to Thamesford last week to
attend the funeral of. Mrs, • Falcon-
er's . brother;in-law, Mr, David Col-
vert..
Miss Cen-eraf
hospital staff, ,Wfngham, visited at
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. Mr.., .I,tobt---.Mowbray. has• purchased
DRIllICWALTER,-
& COUSINS
FURNACES SUPPLIED AND
INSTALLED•..PLUM'BING AND
ELECTRICWIRING, -
Assters. PFOB THE HFL .
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THE DATE CHANGED,
After.. the announcement regard-
ing ,
egard-ing, the Fire • PO's. liox social whiclh
appeared • in •The Sentinel last week
was beyond recall; thedate of 'the
affair .• was changed • from TueadaY,
the 12th,, to Tuesday, April 16, The
Co, never fails crown' when, it under
takes to ,tut on , an entertainment,
And it. will' not this-4ine The pro-
ceeds of this social and entertain-
ment will go to th'd financing of the
Brack Band, Pipe Band and. Baseball
lub• -ei11 • good Cau9e•
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!the hoose recently vacated by Mr.
Sam Hutchison and' moved his fem.
ily' here 'last ' week. •
fr.' Chaff.- Miller, of - iiineardine,
visited over Sunday with his uncle,
Mr,' W. Lott. '
We ' are .pleased 'to see Mr.; Iieetor
rdeitay able to he around again. Mr,
McKay _ nclerwent a alight operation
in .the ' inghain Hospital 1a, t week.'
' The sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per ' will he observed" iii, the Prc4by;
terian Church on Sunday .t'riorning,
April 17th. Prepsrietory service
will be bead at 1180 o'alpw;lt On Friday
MAFEKING ".
. ( Intended for last 'week.) . V
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"•-Masses. Nary and --:Belle Anderson,
of ..Lucknow, 'spent part of last week
i1 li . Chef a tihi`iete. •
Miss Cora Cole,,of Gorrie,- w is 'tile.
guest of Miss Reta Twaniley Laster
our -Sprint Floor
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Mrs.‘ Win. Blake_went. to Dunnville
Monda-y- where- ehe will spend a• few; ;
weeks, tsith her daughter, •M.. rs. Hoff-
,
man..
Miss -Beta` Sturgeon spent .Easter
week at her home near 13ervie:.
Mr.II.
. and Mxs. -. 'Johnston __enter-
tained the League at ,their home
Thurscisy evening. �i" `very 131easant"
evening` was spent.
Miss Olive- Anderson is visiting_
relatives in °Luckn.Ow this week,
Miss 'Margaret Ritchie", of = Zion;
visited her sister,Mrs, Geo. ,Satuid•,:-
ars Iasi week
Mi s` y...Saundel^sa is; under tine
doetor's"care at present. We hope
for her speedy- recovery..
Mis- Frances Fitzgerald:. _returned
to her school near Niagara Monday.;
Mr. Eldon T%vamley- resumed, his
'duties as principal . of Corrie school,,
as Mr, Ernest Hall: returned to•
Brantford. •
Messrs, J. C. and Carmen Stoth••r's
left for Toronto 'via Clinton, Friday,
having', spent the Easter' season, at
their 'respective .hnnmes here, • +
Born -4i Dunnville, on Monday;•
April 4th, to' Mr. and Mrs, Hoffman,
dsugjltar.= COIL lretulatiofp,
nole •,elks, Perth. ,fin
goleum, ; ' Linoleum and Oilcloth
—Rugs,:' Tapestry,Brussells` and Wil-
ton . Rugs, all:... sizes. .: _:Also .small
Mats of all kinds. -
Window Draperies
_. Madras;_Hungalowa N --e s,:Scritni Art
Sati
ne cretonne a
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Sid '
curtain
Draperies from * •
p the hest assorted,
Largest ::. Stock : _where . ,' values. are.
supreme.
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