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Sales
4 y a X11 be a Bargain Day for the l of Ei
the moot y Great Cleara ce of all Summer .Lines.
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English Dress Voiles 39c Clearing Silk Stockings
All perfect ,qualtiies in semi-
service weights that will give long
serivce. Summer shades included.
Bargain, a pair 5Qc.
A score of lovely
patterns and colors.
from which to make
your summer dress-
es. Extra fine count
English Voiles that
are 'fadeless as to
washing and sun.
All our regular
values to 59c.
On Sale at
39c
Potter's Fast Color
Prints 33c
Most women claim that Potter's
are the best prints and they are
so adaptable to the making of
smart home or street dresses. All
the new patterns in 36 inch width
on sale at 33c.
Wabasso I: roadcloths 16c
A rare bargain in these superior
plain fabrics which you can use
for so many purposes. Twenty
good shades for selection. Per
Yard 16c.
Watson's Vests and
Bloomers
Our regular stock of lines that
have become broken in sizes or
color range, :$1.00 and $L25 qual-
ities, much reduced.
July Bargain at 59c.
Odd Corsets - Half Price
Many fine garments on which
you can save substantially. Gos-
sard and Nemo makes of regular
$3.50 to $6,00 grades. Half Price
—$1,75 to $3.00.
Watson's Cotton Vests
Now 25c
Exceptional value ' for summer
wear; small, medium, large sizes
in sleeveless style, 25c.
Botany Wool Swim Suits
—$1.98
A fine choice of colors awaits
your choosing and you save half
the regular price.
Bargain, per Suit '$1.98.
Anderson Ginghams 22c
Ginghams are quite the talk in
fashion cotton circles. Nothing
nicer or more serviceable than a
gingham dress. Per Yard 22c.
Children's Silk Socks
Lovely qualities for the dainty
little maid than can wear sizes 511
to 7i. Blue, Green, Maize. Per
Pair 33c.
Summer Dress Crepe 89c
Many customers are having the
greatest 'satisfaction from these
good crepes. Black, White, Flesh,
Sand, Poppy Red or Mauve. 38
inch. wide at 89c.
Women's Panama Hats
—$1.98
Only the better grades of the.
lovely summer hats in Ivory and
White shades. New styles just to
hand. Bargain, Each $1.98.
The Smartest Dresses
Crepe Gloria, Celanese, Canton,
Popular Flat: Crepes, English
Voiles, Crepe:. Rayons, Etc., at
prices you will notice are much
lower. Sleeveless types, Cape ef-
fects, Puff Sleeves, and wanted
Jacket styles in all the summer
colors. $2.98, $3.50, $5.75, $12.00.
Avon -Knit Suits
These are the suits par excell-
ence. Botany twists and Boulaine
patterns; Blues, Greens, Brown
and Sun -Tan mixtures. Have a
fitting and 'see how well they
look.
Cottage Cushions at 19c
Lay in a supply for your sum-
mer comfort at the beach or at
home for the verandah. Each 19c.
Wool Blouses are Smart
Clever creations in lovely soft
shaded yarns, for Sports and Tra-
vel wear. Specially priced at
$2.49.
Lanenns for Summer Use
Breakfast sets of cloth and four
naps. 36 inch size, of all Irish
linens. Per set 75c.
Crash Linen Sets; $1.00
52x52 size with four matching
serviettes. A linen . set for home
or holiday use, that will give en-
tire satifaction. Bargain, Per Set
$1.00,
Shamrock Linen Towels
Fine .quality hack in all white or
with colored bands, to match your
color scheme, at each 50c, 75c to
$1.50.
Brown's Table Cloths $5.
Full extension size in fine qual-
ity double damask. Ivy and Rose
patterns at $5.00.
Sunset Flannelette
Blankets.
Various colored Checks in these
beautiful blankets. Full double -
size whipped singly. July Sale,
Per Pair $2.69.
The Best Pillow Cottons
Qualities to match our good
sheetings. 40, 42 and 44 inch
widths at 39c and 44c.
Sheetings You'll Like
Round thread Superior White
yarns'•highly twisted for long 'ser-
vice.; All widths for your choice.
39c, 55c, 84c, 97c.
Hemmed Linen Napkins
Extraordinary value for general
use, Pure white all linen yarns,
in a generous size. Bargain each
23c.
New Chintzes
English fast .dye patterns in
beautiful color combinations. A
59c quality specially priced at 39c.
Clearing Pretty Curtains
The balance of this seasonn's
'high grade Curtain stocks, Frilled
Curtains, Net Curtains, Panels and
Swiss Nets. For July Clearance
less 20%.
Groceries to Buy
New Shelled Walnuts 39c
McCormick's Sodas 10c
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ..... _..$1.00
3 lbs. Maple Leaf Lard 25c
25c Jar Tomato Juice ........ ........._20c
60c Black Tea 39c
6 bars Comfort Soap 25c
2 new Pack Salmon, 2 for ..... _29c
3 pkges. •Corn Starch 28c
2 lbs. New Raisins ................-...._29c
3 Heinz Spaghetti ................._...._:39c
3 McDonald Briar Tobacco 49c
2 lbs. Fresh Dates 15c
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Men's and BoysSection ■
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Particular Men, Young Men and Boys will find it easy 'shopping 1'
in our Men's Section, Highest qualities only are offered and stocks :.■
are always well filled for easy selections. ■
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Forsyth Combinations at 98c'in
Penman's Balbriggans at 59c , ■
Arrow White Shirts $1.95 ■
Currie's Garters 45c' ■
Curries' $1.25 Braces 95c •
$1.50 Silk Shorts $1.00
$1.'Jy88c ■
$8.5000 Avon-KnitSilkerse
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olf Sets $4.25 ■
$6.50 and $5.50 Plus Fours $3.89 ■
$1.50 Wool Golf Hose ........... 88c i
Men's Suit Sale - $24.85 Good Sweaters Reduced
' Fine quality yarns in Jersey
Knit for summer wear, in Blues,
Tans, Greens. All less 20%.
All our highest
grade suits con-
sisting of West
of •England serg-
es, High Twist
Worsteds and
Navy Botanys in
a complete .size
range to 46 with
regular values of
$33.50 to $38.00.
July Clearance
524.85.
Young Men's Suits $16.00
Extra quality suits in becoming
young men's' styles, including re-
gular values to $24.50.
July Clearance $16.00.
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The New Straw Hats at _ $1.77 ■
Shurwear Silk Ties, 2 for $1.00 ■.
Boys' Braces Extra.. 39c ■
$2.50 Wool Swim Suits $1.69' ■
$1,50 Khaki Pants$1.00 ' ■
Cross Back Work Braces ..39c ■
39c Wool Work Socks, 3 pairs 89c ■
75c Boys' Combinations ... _....59c ■
50c Men's Cotton Socks 20c ■
$1.25 Boys' Work Shirts .....-84c ■
Boys' Cotton Golf Hose ..._...._,49c
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Many other attractive bargains ■
in men's good furnishings. •
You'll See Good Goods, Reasonably Priced.
Make it a Point to Shop With Us.
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WHITECHURCH
Mrs. H. Pettapiece returned from
Ottawa un Thursday last, after visit-
ing with relatives' there, and Mr. and
Mrs. Richards and daughter, Anna,
who motored from their home at
Carman, Man., spent the week -end
with them.
Mr. J. W. Leggatt made a business
trip to London one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newman, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher, of Hamil-
ton, spent the week -end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Naylor. The
ladies and children aer staying for a
holiday.
Miss Agnes Gillespie is spending a
few days this week with Miss Olive
Farrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, of Am-
herstburg, spent last week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Car-
rick, and Miss Anna May Carrick re-
turned home with them for a few
weeks' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and
daughter, Mary, of Hensel], and
Mrs. J. D. Thompson, of Toronto,
visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs:
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In Shoes For Women
Approximately 80 Pairs In The Lot
Women's Fine Shoes in Patent Leather and
Dull Cali, in practically all sizes, 3,-3/, 4, 4Y2, 5,
5/, 6, 6% and 7. Mostly this season's goods and
RIGHT', UUP -TO -DATE, in low heel, medium heel
and high Cuban heels.
John Mowbray and other relatives
here.
Miss Olive Garton is visiting with
her brother, 111:r. Will Garton, of
Leamington.
Mr. Bert Reed, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Dowling, of Ham-
ilton, spent the week -end at the
hone of the former.
When Mr. Frank Henry was roll-
ing land on Saturday with a team
of young horses, in some unaccount-
able manner, an accident occurred,
and Mr. Henry was thrown from the
roller and knocked unconscious, and,
he has several broken ribs. We wish
him a speedy recovery.
Mr. Wilfred Robinson returned
from Bolton last week where he had
'been doing clinic work for some
time.
The ladies of the W.M.S. of the
United Church are invited to attend
a meeting at St. Helens United
Church on Thursday, July 14, when
they will be addressed by (Rev.)
Mrs, • Cumming of Walton.
Miss Genevieve Watt, of Long
Branch is visiting with her sister,
Miss Muriel Watt.
Mr. John Gaunt is laid up with
an attack of measles.
Miss Patterson of Edmonton, is
visiting at the home of her nephew,
Mr. Albert Patterson.
Little Billie McClenaghan, of Bel -
grave, is visiting at the home of Mr.
Ben McCelanghan and Miss Edith
McClenaghan is visiting with Miss
Mildred McClenaghan:
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Henderson and
sons, of Paramount, spent Sunday.
with her mother, Mrs. MacGregor.
There passed away at his home in
West Wawanosh on Friday, July 8,
almost a life-long resident of the
township. Mr. Boyle had suffered
!from dropsy daring the .last three
months, He was senty-five years of
!age. Besides his sorrowing wife, he
!leaves to mourn him, two sons, John
at home, and Gus., of Walkerton, and
five daughters, Hilda, Mrs. Kurtz of
Galt; Eleanor, Mrs. Jack Kelly, of
High River, Alta:; Irene, Mrs, -Cum-
mings, of St. Augustine; Eva, Mrs.
Walter Letner, of Haileybury; and
Mary, at home. He leaves also, one
sister, Mrs. John , McCaughey, Clin-
ton, all of whom were present for
the funeral on Monday, except Mrs.
Felly. He was taken to the Roman
Catholic ' Church at St. Augustine,
where Mass was sung by Rev: Fath-
er Paquette.' Interment took place at
the cemetery there.
Mrs. Chas. Smith and Miss. Anna
Boyle of London, also attended the
funeral. This community extends
sympathy to the 'bereaved family.
Misses Grace Richardson, Dor-
othy Pollock and Agnes Robertson
are at Canip ICintail this week, 'at -
MEN'S SUITS
SPECIAL SELLING OF MEN'S AND YOUNG
MEN'S SUITS
Light Two -Pant Suits, dark blues, pencil stripes,
40 in the lot to clear, On Sale $19.50
FORSYTH'S SHORTS
This underwear has the famous Forbelt . Elastic
belt, in fine striped broadcloth, regular up to
$1.00, On Sale at . .... r ... . + . . ... . . r49c
Hanna Coo, Limited
AGENTS FOR.ROYAL AL' YORK CLOTHES
HES
tending the Summer School there.
Miss Sarah Sharpe, of Teeswater,
sPent the past two weeks with Miis
Catharine Ross.
Mrs. John ,Coluter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Dobbin and daughters,. Anna
and Helen, of Rochester, are visiting
with the £ormer's brothers, Messrs.
Will and Alec Rintoul, of Wingham,
and with the families of 'the Coulter
brothers.
Miss Addie Ross, of Toronto, is
spending her holidays with her par-
ents, Mr. and' Mrs. Mac Ross.
Mrs. Doherty and son, Billie, of
Hamilton, spent a few days last week
at the honi.e of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan, and Mr. Henry John-
ston and Myrtle and Miss Lorna
McClenaghan, of Morris, spent Sun-
day with them also.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
SILVERWARE, JEWEL-
LERY AND GIFTS.
Moderately Priced.
OFFICIAL C.N.R. WATCH
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Each Month We. Repair One
Watch FREE.
Winner for. June—
Joe Gamble, Wingham
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Mr. and Mrs. John Turner and
family, of Mitchell, also spent Sun-
day there.
Nearly sixty ladies attended the
meeting of the Women's Institute at
the, home of Mrs. Robert J. Ross on
Friday last, after the opening exer-
cises, a number of items of busidess
were attended to. The ladies have
made a beautiful quilt and are now
selling tickets for it, and are holding
a contest program on Friday, July
20, with Misses Olive Farrier and
Grace Richardson as leaders. The
program was in charge of the girls,
and every item was of a high order
and was much appreciated by those
present. Miss Merle Gaunt read a
paper on "The Girls who are not un-
derstood." Miss Susan Carrick and
Miss Agnes Gillespie sang solos, and
Misses Doreen and Muriel Pardon
sang a duet. Miss Olive Farrier
gave a splendid paper on "How to
make the Institute a failure." Mrs.
Henry gave a short report•of the ad-
dress given by the speaker at the
Wingham meeting. The meeting
was closed by singing the Institute
anthem. The hostess served lunch'
and a social half hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Dunlop and Miss Doris Dun-
Iop and Mr. Montgomery and Mr.
Toni. Morrison and his sister, Miss
Edna, all of Toronto, spent the
week -end with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrison.
BELGRAVE
The Belgrave Women's will not
hold their regular meeting until the
end of the month, Further particu-
lars as to this meeting will be giv-
en at a later date.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Yule and Miss
Berna, motored to London for over
the' week -end.
Mrs. (Dr.) W. B. Crowe, son and
daughter, of Trenton, visited with.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon, fora couple
of days,
Mr. Dan. McKenzie, Owen Sound,
attended the funeral of his sister, the
late Mrs. Jno. Cole,
Visitors with Mrs. Julia Scandrett
over the week -end: Mrs. Brooks and'
Mrs. Skelton, Centralia, Mrs, Alex.
McGowan; Blyth, Ellis Anderson, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harding is spending a few
days with Mrs.. Jack Stewart.
Mr. Robt. Armstrong, Varna, spent
a day with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ged-
des.
Miss Ruth Cole is visiting in Ham-
ilton. .
Mr. Wade is : building a porch to
the back of hit store.
A little baby boy has come to
gladden the home of Mr. Jack And-
erson,
DONNYBROOK
The Women's Institute met on
Wednesday of last week at the home
of Mrs. G. Kinahan.
'The W. M. S. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Albert Campbell on
Thursday, July 21st.
Miss Gladys Jefferson, R.N., of
'Woodstock, is spending her holidays
at her home here.
Miss Lucy Thompson and Miss I.
Jefferson are taking courses .at the
O.A.C., Guelph.
The Misses Bessie and Jessie Moss
spent the week -end with their friend
Miss Jean Robinson.
Master Bobbie and Ilene McClin-
chey, visited last week at the home
of their uncle, Mr. J. C. Robinson.
Mr. Joe Thompson and family, .of
Listowel, were Sunday visitors with
his brother, Norman.
Miss Marjorie Campbell visited
last week with friends at Jamestown,
N.Y.
. Mr. Sam Jefferson is taking a
summer course at London.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Farrish, on Sat., July 9th, a daugh-
ter. •
"I am delighted to meet youl"said
the father of a college student, shak-
ing hands warmly with the Profess-
or. "My son took algebra from you
last year."
"Pardon me," said the Professor,
"he was exposed to it, but he did
not take it!"
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