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WALTON
WALTON.
Joseph Nicholson, -'The . death oc-
curred Sat„ July 13, at 11 o'clock, of
M1'. Jos, Nicholson, a highly respected
and successful farmer of McKillop,
after a short illness. Born August 10,
18$'7, in Manrus twp, near Toronto,
Mr. Nicholson ,moved with . his par-
ents when 5 years of age to lot 34,
con. 14, McKillop, where he grew' to
manhood and settled on the adjoining'
farm in partnership with his 'brother
Daniel where he has since resided.
In .1894 he was united in marriage to
Miss Catherine Johnston, of Morris
township, who survives him; also one
son, W. J., at home; itnd one daugh-
ter,
Mrs, . 'Lorne Roe,Mullett Twp.
ter,
The surviving brothers and sisters are
Daniel end George,' of Mel iilop.; Nel-
son, of Morris; Mrs. Rs MoLeod,
Ethel, and Mrs, McDowell, McKillop.
Mr, Nicholson was'a member of Wal-
ton United Church, The funeral, s.er-
viees were conducted by Rev, W. J.
Maines, on Mon„ July 15, Interment.
was in Brussels cemetery. Pallbear-
ers were JohnRowland, Jos. Ryan,
Ilerb. Manning, Egerton Roe, J, T.
Nicholson, Adam Nicholson, Among
those from a distance were ytfrs, Levi
Galbraith, Mrs, Bert Wright and Mrs..
1 enry Zimmersou, of Howick; Mrs,
R H Carson and daughter; Mrs. T,
Nichol and daughter, of Corrie,
Mr. John Shannon Sr. has gone to
Verdun, Que., to visit with his. daugh-
ter, Mrs, R. Harrison.
Mr. pan, 'McDonald, of Blyth, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
D. Watson.
Miss' Harelle Drager, Detroit, who
leas been'spendiitg her vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Charles Drager, re-
turned to Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, !Jos, Davidson, Lon-
don, spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs, Jos. Bennett,
Miss Gertrude Miller is visiting
friends. an. Brockville,
Miss, Muriel Farquharson, who has
been working for Mrs, Clark, Witt-
throli, is home.
Mr, u. Sr. G Clark, to
aud Mrs. Geo Cia, Lts He1,
called on friends ht town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, R, Drager, of Pres-
ton, spent Sunday with the lormer's
mother, Mrs. C. Drager, Oa return-
ing they were accompanied by Miss
Betty 'Drager.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Sheldice spetit a
few days with Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Gar-
ter and Alathea returned to London
with them.
Quite a few went to the barn dance
in Mr. Thos, Clark's new barn north
of Brussels on Monday night.
Mrs, 'Neil Sr. received word this
week that her young grandson, Alden
Neal, of Petetboro, was improiving
slightly after being critically ill for
several days,
Miss IFlorence Knox, Clinton, spent
several days last week with iMrs,
Woods,.
Mr. Geo, McTaggart has returned
from Mildmay where he was working
on the railway and is driving W. C,
Behnett's truck,
Mrs. Mowbray and sons, Detroit,
were week -end visitors with Mrs. W.
Clark,' and friends.
At the inquest at Ford'wich last
Thursday into the fatal accident in
which' Mr, and =Mrs, 'Geo. Carter and
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Fulton were in-
Tzz. SEAFORT,w,
volved a verdict of accidental death
was brought in. by the jttry,
Miss Marjorie Reid spent the weelc-
ettd at Luckt ow with herr friend, Miss
Olive Robb,
Thirty members were preseutat, the
monthly meeting of the W M 5 of
Duffs ohureh, Mrs, Ramsay /presid-
ed, After prayer by Mr's. Reid a re-
ading and devotional leaflet weregiv
en by Miss Simpson, A very interest-
ing letter was read by Mrs, Murray
front Mrs. (IRev,) Webster, who has
been in Africa for 40 years. Meeting
closed with prayer by Mrs, Neal,
WINTHROP
The football game played here last
Thursday night between Milverton.'
and Winthrop was -a snappy one, The
score was 2-0 for Winthrop. The,
teams were playing for second place,
'but as the score was 2-0, that gave
Winthrop a play-off with Stratford
for first place. The boys sure put up a
good game end will Win out over
Stratford if they play ball like " they
did the last game:. Winthrop played
in Stratford Tuesday .night, Score was
5-0 for Stratford.
The return game will be played here
this Friday night. They beat Strat-
ford here before and they can do it
again. This will be a snappy game,
so don't forget the date, This Friday,
night, Jtily 18, d;30sltatrp,
Mrs, Iiaist teas called to Toronto
last' week owing to khe seriotts illness
of her soil ,Elton Idaist. following an
operation for appendicitis, We are
pleased to hear. that he is improving
and wish hima speedy recovery.
HULLETT.
McBrien Re -union. --A very enjoy-
able social gatltering:of the Martens
with other relatives and friends, was
held at Bayfield on July 14. The Me-
Brien family were all present with the
exception, of Amy (Mrs. Fletcher Gib-
bings, Sask-atekewan) t Mr, add Mrs,
W, j. McBrien, Mr• and Mrs, Secord
MoBriea and daughter Maxine, of
Mullett; Mr. and Mrs, Garnet •Mc-
13rien and fancily, Russell, Billy, Ralph'
and Eleanor; Mrs, Hyslop, Eldred
McBrien attd Marian Barnes, all of
Detroit; Allred Mdtt'ien, of Saslaat-.
oon; illary McBrien of Essex; Harry
Ford of Molntesville; Mr. and Mrs. T.
Mason and daughters Mary and Mad-
eline, of Summerhill; Mrs. Louisa
Miller; Mr, and Mrs, Ogle Milder and
Clarence, 'Mr. acid Mrs, W. E. Miller
of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Mil-
ler and family, Elwood, Percy and
Lorraine, of Hamilton; and Mrs, J.
Colclough, Blyth.
THURSDAY, JULY
8, 1029,
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r vE TO1\ FLOUR
LIMITED
Si RFORTH, OrviraR1O
11iQTl�E
Owing to the fact that we are completely Overhauling and
reconstructing our Seaforth plant, we shall lie unable to do-
' any chopping until further notice.
1 of Flour, Feed,
We have a Ngood supply
'' end ..
a
Manitoba Oats, Oat Gho p.
Roiled Oats.
in bags �i� '29.00 per ton
b
" '$31,00 pe'r ton
" $37,00 INT ton
Bran
Shorts
Middlings
PHONE 51
At Last T The HourflasStruck
EXTRA SPECIAL
BOYS' SUITS
$5,95,
:Mothers -=Don't miss these. A fine
lot of corking good, hard wearing
Boys' suits. Get him one _of these at
,,nee -Blues, Tweeds and Worsteds.
Values to $10.00. $55
SALE PRICE .. �+.9
HURRY - BUY - SAVE
For the Greatest Merchandising Event -in the History of Seaforth. Such a Breath•Takiug
Startling Event May Never Come Again. This Price Smashing Event means many dollars
added to the saving of the thrifty who grasp this opportunity. Don't miss this mighty
merchandizing festival. Come ! Stretch your dollars -Big as blankets
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Sale Starts Saturday, July 20th
EXTRA SPECIAL -
MEN'S SUITS
,95
14 only Men's$11and Young- Men's
Suits at give•'away prices,' These
suits are in Worsteds and Tweeds and'
are extra well trade. Values to $22,50.
These are odd suits. While they last
SALE $PRE 14. 95.
BE HERE WITHOUT FAIL
WORK SHIRTS
95c
10 dozen Men's Durable Shirts of
yarn-dyed Cotton drill in Khaki,
Chambray and Indigo 'Blue. Extra
large roomy style and extra well
made. These shirts are sold else-
where at $1.25. All sizes 95 c
A'LE PRICE �7�7
WORK PANTS
These Pants will stand up under
the hardest usage. Well stitched
throughout. You will find them extra
value. Sold elsewhere at $2.25.
SALE
PRICE ,.. ..... $1.89
It's impossible to exaggerate the
importance of this sate. It's_ a re-
markable saving event.
FANCY DRESS
SHIRTS
$1.59
.1 manufacturers' Clearing Sale of
Shirts. Every Shirt you buy. is splen-
did quality -selling at a price far
beow their true value. Every Shirt
guaranteed. All sizes,
SALE PRICE
$159
Save as You Never Saved
Before.
MEN'S STRAW HATS
$1.39 .
This lot consists of all our Straws
that sold regularly up to $1,45. Be here
early as these Hats will not last long.
SALE
PRICE .. .. ■39
+�
MEN'S ATHLETIC
COMBINATIONS
89c
For warm weather comfort -made
in the Athletic 'Style, buttoned front,
elastic band in back, that is popular
with a great number of men, Cut
From a fine White Cotton Naiucheck.
Reg. $1.00.
SALE PRICE
89c
MEN'S FANCY HOSE -
Rayon and Mercerized Silk of ser-
viceable weight. Matey fancy pat-
terns,
SALE PRICE . , . 49 c
MEN'S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS -
10 dozen Meu's Broadcloth Shirts--
some.
hirts=some have separate collars and some
have collar attached. Values to $3,00.
SATJE
PRICE ,. ,, $1■l39.
WEN'S FANCY HOSE-
il'opular fancy knit Men's Sox, in
many patterns, This is a tnanufac-
user's clearance. Values to
85c, SALE PRICE.. 59 �%
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS- '
This lot consists all of our better
Shirts that sold regularly at $3.50 up.
All sizes., $2.49
SALE rinwE
MEN'S FANCY 'HOSE -
Popular fancy knit stylish Men's
Sox. Knitted from fine wool with
fancy checked patterns of lustrous
fibre silk. ��
SALE PRLCE .. .. ..
MEN'S COTTON WORK SOX -
Well made and .low priced, plain
knit from strong cotton yarns. Extra
special 23 c
SALE PRICE , .. , . a7
WORK BRACES-.
Extra heavy Men's Work Brace,
extra good elastic arid made for extra
long, hard wear. SALE 49 c
PRICE ,,. .,.
SMART STRAW HATS -
All our better Hats go at one price.
You will find hats that sold as high
as $4.00 in this assortment.
SALE_ $1 . 99
PRhCE ... ... ..
MEN'S WORK SOX-
Sraitfield's heavy Alf,Woot Work
Sox in excellent wearing qualities.
Knitted from twisted yarns and shap-,
ed to fit welt. SALE 4 c
PRPOE ... ... ...... .
PENMAN'S MERINO
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS -
10 dozen Penman's medium weight
Shirts and. Drawers. A 'wonderful
saving. All sizes
SALE PRLCE .. .... 89.c
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
This lot consists of alt our better
Work Shirts. Extra well made.
Large and roomy. Values to $1.50,,
ISR CE ... ... . , $1.29
MEN'S MERINO WORK SOX
10 dozen Penman's 'Merino Work
Sox, trade for extra hard, long wear.
Just the sox for summer
wear. SALE PRICE -33 c
MEN'S KHAKI PANTS -
These Pants will stand the hardest
possible wear, Extra well made and
guaranteed color p
SALE PR'ICE.. $:1 89
YOUTH'S KHAKI PANTS --
blade from extra: fine twill, These.
Pants have style with belt loop and
Pockets of same mat- $�! '.738.'9
erial. .A1LE •PRLCE.. ■
MEN'S SUITS
Don't pass up this opportunity when
it means dollars . to you, 12 only
Young Men's Suits in the new Sum -
suer shades, Single and double ,breast-
ed styles. Vatlaes to$3'2.50,
$15.95'
23 Men's and Young' Men's Suits of
the better make in Blue Serge and
Fancy Worsteds. Perfect fitting and
extra well made. The newest stripes
are included in this assortment. Va-
lues to $29:50, SALE PPRDCE
$19.95
EXTRA PANTS FREE'
Through, special arrangement with one ,
of Canada's Largest Made -to -Measure
-Clothing Houses
CORNELiL TAtI'LORED CLOT'H'ES
we offer Absolutely Free of 'charge
one Extra Pair of Pants with every.
suit (made -to -measure) on the above
days. This is an opportunity you can't
afford.. to miss -extra trousers will
double the life of your suit, Prices
• $25.00 TO $40.00
CHILDREN'S COVER-ALLS.
Just received Children's " \Vonder-lWear" Coverall in many pati
terns. There is no wear -out to this garment. Sizes 4 to
8 years. SALE PRICE ■
49
ANNOUNCEMENT
We are pleased to announce that from this date on we will carry
a full line of `PICKiET OVERALLS." We believe there is no Overall
on the market that will give,. the satisfaction and long wear as "Picket."
Dresses at Cost
Price
"SUMMER FROCKS ',FOR
WOMEN" ,
These trimly smart Dresses. .of
popular printed ;tub Silk is the type
of dress every woman, should have,
Many styles to choose from..
- SALE .PRICE
$6.95
22 only. Flat Silk Crepe composes
this moderately priced dress. Pleats,
tucks, 'buttons and simulated 'button-
holes are used to good advantage.
Values to $14.50.
SALE PRI'QE
$9.95
ALL OUR BETTER DRESSES
REDUCED
MISSES' AND WOMEN'S
SPRING COATS
19 only Misses' and IWomen's
Spring Coats made of durable Tweed
in a suitable weight for summer wear.
Buckled belts. $conte have the new
•military -looking 'buttoned flap, 'Sizes
14 'to 38, Values to $13.91.
SA?JE PRICE
$7.95
22 only Misses' and Women's Coats
in Blue, Sand acid ,Grey. All -Woof ga-
berdine with mole trimmed collars.
These coats have ;Crepe -de -Chine ,Silk
linings, All Coats 'are guaranteed,
Sizes 16 to 42.- Value to $22,50.
SAVE PRICE
$12.95
"TOGGERY SHOP"
PHONE 118
Where You Wild Eventually Buy
SEAFORTH ,
BALBRIGGA'N SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS -
Medium weight balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers, Extra fine quality. Reg-
ular 60c /� 9
SALE PRICE 'T�7
BALBRIGGAN COMBINATIONS
Penman's .Balbriggan Combinations
of extra fine quality. You will find this
underwear just the right weight Alt
sizes: p
SALE PRICE 1 r 19
BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS
AND.,DRAWERS-
Pentnan's Shirts and Drawets. Long
sleeves and ankle length. All sizes.
Regular 85c 69 c
SALE PRICE �✓
"HATCHWAY" ATHLETIC -
Hatchway no -button naincheck Ath-
letic Combinations, designed for cool-
ness and comfort. With a knitted band
itt back
SALE PRICE „ $1 125
BOYS' BELTS -
Made in fancy patterns of genuine
cow hide. A nice selection that will
please any boy. All sizes, 49c
'SALE PRICE
BOYS* CAPS--
Smart
APS-Smart Caps for Boys with stylish
eight -piece tops and deep peak. Looks
smart. Fits comfortably. Values to
$1.25, 95 c
GALE PRICE .,.,..,
BOYS' BLOUSES -
39 only serviceable, : ,neat -fitting
Shirt Waists of ,woven ` stripes and
fancy patterns Reg. $1,00. 79c
,SiA IJE PRICE . , .. '. / �/
BOYS' SHIRTS -
28 only fine quality woven stripe,
neatafitting Boys' 'Shirts, 'Some have
separate collars, while others are col-
lar attached. Values to $1 9 Ch
$1.50. SALE PRIGS ■ �d
BOYS' COTTON HOSE-
Outstanding value is offered here
in serviceable Cotton Hose.
Ali sizes. SALE PRICE., 29 „,„,+
LADIES' PURE SILI{•HOSE-.
Smart,,fulhfashiotted (Hose of floe
service -weight, 'Pure thread silk, All
shades, Sizes 854to
10, SALE PRICE, , 44,
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MILLINERY
Chic (Felts, with the ultra -modish
amoulded headlines, Sec tete new styles
in 'White " Sand, 'Cameo -Pune, ' and
:liable. SAM PRICE, . , , $2.49
MEN'S SMART
STYLE CAPS,
$1:50 `.
Popular Summer Caps that have ao
comparison in style or value -made
front all -wool Fancy Tweeds. Smart
patterns in 8-4 crown, nicely lined.
The cap for the man who puts quality
first. Sold elsewhere at $2,00, $2.50, -
and $3.00, SALE PRICE „ $1,50
PURE SILK HOSE
95c
Pure Silk Hose of service weight.
.Seamed backs have fashioning mark-
ings. Seamless feet are reinforced,
while heels, toes and garter welts are
of fine mercerized yarns. You'll • be
surprised with these hose. Sizes 834
to 10.
SALE PRICE
95c
MISSES' DRESSES
$7,95
Cool and summery for outdoor wear
-,Flat Silk Crepe Dress, Milady will
enjoy the coot, brusque freshness._ of.
this loose, neat -fitting Frock itswash-
able silk fiat crepe. Very smart and
easy to wear. Colors -Maize, Sky,
Pink and`4Vhite. Sizes 14 to 20,
Sale Price
$7.95
LADIES' PORCH
DRESSES
•
$1.19
Very appealing and very service-
able Porch Dress, made of cotton in
pleasing styles and easily laundered,'
Every dress is guaranteed tub fast.
Stitched hem. Regular $1.35. All sizes
SALE PRICE
$1.19
PRINTED DIMITIES
$3.45
Demure in •t very fashionable soot
of way is this .Misses''Sleeveless .print-
ed Dimities to -cooly greet hot sum-
mer days, Gracefully scalloped Qua-
ker collar. Skirt is shirred to fall in
soft gathers. Sizes 14 to 38. Reg. $4.00
SALE. PRICE
$3145
GIRLS' SUMMER DRESSES -
At only 98c. Girls' pretty -styled
Dressof printed percale. A tub frock
to give ttttusual, wear, Sizes 6, to. 12
years, -
'SALE 13RI OE 98 C
WHITE FUGI DRESSES
Extra Qualthy Double Logi itt a
class by itself. These are real smart
styled '.Dresses, (Sizes 16, to 42,
SALE PRICE ,. ,,, ,,,,,$5.95