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A large stock of seasonable Merchandise at CUT
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SPECIAL CUT PRICES IN CURTAINS AND
CURTAIN MATERIALS
Frilled Curtains as low as 39c
Curtain Materials by the yard at ...
15c, 20c, 25c,' 35c, 45c, 50c
Brussel Net, new designs, cut prices 2.50, 2.95, 3.50
Special in Cretonnes and Chintz, yard wide .....20c
Brass Rods 15c 2 for 25c
OILCLOTHS, LINOLEUMS AND RUGS
Floor Oilcloths in all widths, see our special, 3
yards wide at 1.65
Linoleums, new patterns, 2, 3, 4 yd wide, Bargains
Linoleum and Congoleums Rugs in all sizes
at Cut Prices.
Wilton, Axminster and Brussels Rugs Reduced.
Window Shades, special at 69c
A Range of Fancy Cushions, now 25c
100 yards of rancy Figured Rayon, for Slips
and Dresses, now, per yard 19 c
Pillow Slips, fine quality, 42 inch 20c
New Pattern Prints, yard wide, sale 15c
Clearing line of Corsets, now only 1.00
Gloves, clearing lines go at 39c, 59c
New Tams and Caps for girls 59c
Sale of Ladies' Kid Gloves, reg. 2.50, now ... .1.49
Bargains in Women's Vests at 25c
Lace Cuff and Collar Sets ' 25c
SAVINGS IN WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
HOSE
Special Bargain in Women's Art Silk Hose . .. .35c
3 pairs for $1.00
Regular Dollar Full Fashioned Silk Hose, best
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colors, now at 85c
• Children's' Cotton Hose, now 19c
Women's Strong Wearing Hose 25c
Rayon Vests and Bloomers 49c
Simplicity and Chatelaine Patterns 15c
FRESH GROCERIES AT A SAVING
Choice DeLuxe Jelly Powders.. 5c, 6 for 25c
Jar Peanut Butter, sale ..19c
Isard's Special Blend of Tea 39c
Large tin of Salmon 15c
Baking Powder, 1 lb. tin 20c
Bottle of Ketchup, now 15c
Corn Starch, per package 10c
Cream Sodas, per package 10c
Corn ]lakes, 3 for 25c
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Brooms, String- for 29c
Large Box of Matches 25c
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Ten -Year Sentence
Cut to One Hour
Governor Lawrence M. Judd freed
the four defendants of the famous
Massie murder trial, one hour after
tliey had been sentenced to ten
years at hard labor at Oahu Prison.
Their 'hour of confinement was
spentin the nominal custody of the
Sheriff at rolani Palace, across the
street from the Judiciary Building,
where for several weeks they battled
tiusuccessfully for freedom on char-
ges of slaying Joseph Kaliahawai,
asserted attacker of Mrs -Massie.
Alleged Swindler Under Arrest
in Lindbergh• Case
Washington — The world-wide
search for the kidnapped Lindbergh
baby was echoed dramatically in the
arrest of Gaston B. Means on a
charge of obtaining $100,000 on false
representation that he could obtain
the child from his abductors.
United States Department of jus-
tice agents arrested the former jus-
tice Department investigator, after a
secret inquiry into allegations that
he had been paid the money by Mrs.
Edward B. McLean, wife of the
publisher of the Washington Post.
Favor 5 -Day Week
In discussing various' proposed re -
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visions to the constitution of the
Toronto District Labor Council
meeting in the Labor Temple, mem-
bers of the Council voted enthusiast-
ically in favor of changing a section
in Labor's aims from "A universal 8
- hour day for all wage-earners" to
read "A universal 5 -day week for all
wage-earners".
Present White Canes
to Blind at Windsor
Windsor—White canes are to be
the "protection" for blind persons
when they encounter traffic in the
border. Discarded golf clubs are be-
ing painted and furnished to blind
persons by the Lions' Club.
Doukhobors Get Lengthy Terms
Nelson, B. C.—Eighty-four Douk-
hobor men were sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary here after
pleading guilty to parading in the
nude at Thrums last Sunday. They
appeared before Magistrate John
Cartmel and the cases were handled
speedily, all admitting being naked
contrary to the Criminal Code. The
cases were disposed of at the' rate
of about one a minute. Thirty-four
women were also arrested on Sunday
for parading in the nude but their
cases have not been dealt with as
yet.
Taxes, Paid in Full
A rural municipality without a
cent of unpaid taxes is rare these
days, yet such is the record claimed
by the Front of Leeds, a municipal-
ity that surrounds the town of Gan-
anoque. IV. L. Sliter, the veteran
tax collecter for the township, turn-
ed in his roll, and announced that
every farmer has paid in full.
Vote is 77 to 67 to Abolish Oath
Dublin, Irish Free State—The Dail
Eireann gave third reading to the
Republican Government's bill to ab-
olish the oath of allegiance to the
British Crown as a requisite to ten-
ure of public, office in the Free
States: The vote was 77 to 67.
President Eamonn Dc Valera had
wished to push the bill through the
Senate and have it ready for Royal
assent at once, but acceded to wishes
of the Opposition, and delayed final
action on the measure until next
Thursday.
Buried as Pauper,
He Leaves $14,000
Hamilton—Obediah Markle, an old
man,who lived on the charity of
friends for many years and was bur-
ied in a pauper's grave here, was a
miser and left $14,000 in a local
bank,
For years Obadiah Markle had ek-
ed out a precarious existence selling
writing paper and other trifles, A
few friends pitied him and kept him
in food and lodgings, The Y.M.C.A.
frequently gave: him meals in its
cafeteria without charge. He also
had received $600 from the Govern-
ment in old -age pension,
McDougald Resigns, Hayden Spared
The final curtain on the Beauhar-
nois scandal, so far as the Senate is
concerned at this session of Parlia-
ment, was rung down by Right 1ton,
Arthur Meighen. The Government
Leader expressed approval of Dr,
Wilfred Laurier McDougald's action
in tendering his resignation as a
Senator before the 'Tory axe fell, but
intimated he tonsidered the former
Beanharnois Chairman's parting shot
offensive.
Senator 1\f eighen then declared
that Hon, Andrew Haydon would
not be further pursued by the Con-
st:rvatives at the .present time on se -
count of his delicate health, although
he had stated in his scathing indict-
ment the other night that "the facts
against Senator Haydon fairly
scream."
Paul Downer Dies of Wounds
President Paul Doumer of France
died from two bullet wounds inflict-
ed by a "White" Russian fanatic,
Dr. Paul Gorgulow, who shot him
down as he was attending a war ve-
terans' charity exhibition last Friday
night. The aged statesman, who had
given four sons to France, was smil-
ing a kindly, greeting to the veter-
ans he loved so dearly when two
bullets from the assassin's automat-
ic crashed into his slender body. Be-
fore Gorgulow was arrested he had
wounded two other men both in the
arm, as they rushed to the defense
of the President.
Hostilities Cease at Shanghai
A truce agreement was signed by
representatives of China and Japan,
officially ending the hostilities that
began last January. The text of the
"1 Could Talk
About Sargon
All Day Long"
Had Lost 53 Pounds During
Four Years' Suffering.
"For four
years I had a
bad case of sto-
mach trouble
that . kept getting
worse regardless
of the many
medicines I
tried," said Fred
J. Cole, 26 Avo-
ca Ave., Toronto
"My weight fell off from 180 to
127 pounds, and my nerves were
'so shot to pieces' I didn't know
what a good night's sleep was.
I'd get up in the morning feeling
half dead, and could hardly pull
through a day's work. Before I
finished niy first bottle of Sargon
I knew I'd found the right medi-
cine at last, I now eat three big
meals a day without any trouble
with my stomach, my nerves are
strong as steel and I sleep fine.
I'm rapidly gaining back my lost
weight, and I feel great all the
time. Sargon Pills regulated my
bowels like clock -work; their ef-
fects are lasting too." 'Sold at
His
Fred Cole
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MONEY COMING IN ?
Did you ever need money as badly
as you need it right now?
COULD YOU MAKE USE OF
SOME REAL CASH?
It can be had by sending
KELLY & AIKEN
The Persistent Collectors at
ORANGEVILLE, ONTARIO
a list of your Debtors.
Don't send dead -wood only, if you
need immediate cash, for natur-
ally dead -wood is slow to move,
especially this year.
Tel. No. 90.
Est. 1890
f3 May PHIALS
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Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins 23c II
Chips°, 1 large pk-ge, 22c 0
White Naptha Soap, 7 bar25c
Fels Naptha Soap, 3 bars 25c
17c
25c
150
15c
Pink Saltnon, 2 large tins 25c
Brooms, 5 string 39c o
Table Oilcloth, 1* yds wide 40c
Table Oilcloth 11/z yd. wide 50c
Pastry Flour (Sat. only), ..... 49c
o Sugar, 2 lbs. (Sat. only) 1.00
Men's' Work Boots . 2.4i
Men's Work Shirts 75c
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Libby's Catsup
O Lemon 011, 12 ounces
Lemon Oil, 4 ounces
O Fray Beritos, 1 pkge
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able, but it was understood to s e
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lf3,' that' Japanese troops be
drawn to the international
ment and the roads nearby,
to Elongkew.
Losby Firis $1,500,000,
Port Alfred, Que.---With a r -
sounding crash the peak of a huge
blazing pile of pulpwood caved in,
creating a crater which erupted
flames, smoke and. ashes.
The fall of the peak seemed t'o
give the flames new life as air cir-
culated more freely among the rem-
nants of the pile of 250,000 cords of
wood. The wooden mountain is ov-
er half destroyed with a loss esti-
mated at $1,500,000, covered by in-
surance.
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Warehouse Wrecked by Explosion
London, Ont,—An explosion which
shook London, and was heard ten
miles in the surrounding country,
wreched the east end of the Michi-
gan Central Railway freight sheds,
used as a fruit warehouse, on Bath-
urst Street, and injured eleven per-
sons, who were buried in the deb- IN
ris. One passer-by was slightly hurt RI
All were rushed to Victoria Hospi-
tal in ambulances, police autos, and am
the cars of the Fire Chief and his NI
deputies. One of the victims died El
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Editor of Paper to be Deported
Arvo Vaara, editor of the Finnish
Daily Vapaus of Sudbury, who was
arrested in a police raid on the
newspaper, will be deported, Col. W.
H: Price, Ontario's attorney -general
stated.
Counterfeit Nickels
Hull, Que.—A claim that there is
no provision in the Criminal Code
making it an offense to issue count-
erfeit five -cent pieces, was made by
H. M. Loranger, barrister, during
the hearing of a case in the Hull
City Court. Mr. Loranger appeared
for Herbert Deevey, charged with
counterfeiting. He declared the
Monetary Act referred only to gold,
silver and copper. Counterfeit nick-
els, he &dared, did not resemble
silver, but only nickel. Judgment
was reserved by Magistrate Roland
Millar.
Western Crop Prospects Good
Crop prospects in Western Can-
ada are better at this season than at
the same time in any of the past
three years, and a wheat crop of
from 400,000,000 to 500,000,000 bu-
shels might reasonably be anticipat-
ed, E. W. Beatty, president and
chairman of the Board of the Can-
adian Pacific Railway Company told
the shareholders at the annual meet-
ing.
ASHFIELD
Mr. and Mrs, Alf. Armstrong and
children, motored up from London,
and spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. David Little, near Courey'S
Corners, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Er-
ving, near Mafeking.
We are glad to hear that Mr. R.
Cameron who underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis on May 6th, in
Wingham Hospital, expects to be
able to get home on Thursday.
Mr. Glenn Cameron and sister,
Miss Jean Cameron, spent Sunday
afternoon with their brother, Mr. R.
Cameron, in Wingham Hospital.
A car load of relatives from Lis-
towel called on Mr. and Mrs. Ebner
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Ferguson, Sunday,
Mr, Elmer Phillips, who was hurt
a few weeks ago while breaking in
a colt, is improving now and will
soon be around again.
St. Andrew's W.M.S.
The regular meeting of the W. M.
S. of Sc. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church wilt be held on Tuesday,
May 17th, at 3 o'clock. The topic,
"Our Diamond Jubilee in Formosa"
will be taken by Mrs. J. J. Elliott.
SALEM
11Tessrs, D. L. Weir and. W. E.
Weir and Miss Fannie Belle Weir
attended the funeral of the former's
sister, Mrs. John Hartley, of Toron-
to ,the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Plantz of Stratford, spent a
few days with her mother, Mrs. W.
Miss Lila Cathers spent a few
days with Mr, and Mrs, David Cath-
ers, of Gorrie vicinity.
Mr, Nelson Mitchell and son,
Robbie, and Miss Edythe Weir, of
Molesworth, called on friends here
last Sunday evening, •
Mother's Day was observed in the
church here last Sunday.
ST. HELENS
Misses Vera Todd, Mabel and 1r-
eno Woods from near Kitchener,
and Dorothy Webster, of London,
were home for Mother's Day.
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MEN'S AND BOYS' OXFORDS
Men's Astoria -Richmond
Oxfords, reg. price $7.$0,
Sale Price
$500
Boys' Oxfords .... $1.99
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SPECIALS IN CHILDREN'S SHOES
Misses' and Children's Patent Sandals, Sale .. 99
Canvas Sandals, all sizes, Sale 69c
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Mrs, Currie, Currie, of Goderich, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Durnin
Phillips.
Mrs. Whetham, of Galt, Miss V.
Wooda nd friend of Toronto, motor-
ed up to spend Mother's Way with
the ladies' mother, Mrs. R. Woods.
Mr. Charles McQuillan, of Cen-
tralia, spent the week -end at his
home here.
Mr. Gordon McIntyre spent the
week -end at his home at Paisley.
Mrs. John Anderson and children
have returned after spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Miller, at Stratford.
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