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Smart and jaunty models in
a -charming; range of colors
which include all the Best Fa-
brics for Spring and Summer
Wear.
Distinctive styles at very mo-
derate prices. See our
specials at
SPRING" AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS
All the new weaves in Dress
Fabrics in choice range of col-
orings , are in stock which in-
clude all the New Bright shades
of the Spring season.
$12.75, $14.50, $16.50
COMPLETE STOCK OF
CORSETS, HOSIERY
• AND GLOVES
Only the best makes of these
lines handled. Increased stock
of Hosiery at reduced prices.
Big value for quick selling and
increased sales in these depart-
ments.
Our Slogan, "Lower Prices. and
Increased Business' °
1; a 5s Wear
Store
co ; plete Stock of
Men's and Boys'
Clothing
Hats and Caps, Gents'
ra Furnishings, Boots and
Shoes — E v e rything
here for M e n' s and
Boys' Wear.
See our Boys' Suits for
Spring at
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$8,50, $10.00, $12®00
WI 9HAM AIV NC:E-TIMES
readings by Mrs. Michie and Miss E.
Procter. The artists cheerfully re-
sponding to the many encores A
grandmothers drill' by x2 girls was
surely an Easter Parade of fashions
of 50 years ago. .A Playette 'Mrs.
Sullivans Tea 'Party," the leading
characters being Mesdames Wheeler,
Sturdy, Wheeler, McGill, Mcerae,
Wheeler, Geddes and Mr, Jesse
Wheeler, The singing of the "Na-
tional Anthem" • brought the pleasant
evening to a close, The W. I have
purchased three more street lamps to
be placed on -the Clark eorners of the
village in addition to the 3 already in
use will help to brighten the dark 'pla-
ces of the burg.
The W. L will meet on Tuesday,
April 28th., at 2.3o_ o'clock in the C.
0, F. Hall.
WIIITECHURCH
Mr. John McMillan is driving ` a
new Chevrolet car.
Mrs. Wrn., Prince and Gladys of
Ii (Kincardine, are visiting with friends-
® in Wingharn also with Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Cornelius here,
Miss Agnes ,Wilson spent' last Meek
with her grandmother, Mrs. Ferguson
of Culross.
Mr. and, Mrs. Russel Reid of
Ili Brantford, spent Iasi week with his
parents here:
J. D. Beecroft is planting put over
2000 - white and red pine trees this
week.
Messrs. Charlie and Gibson Gill'es-
pie,motored to Detroit• on Saturday
for ditcher repairs,
Rev. Mr. Curn ening of St. Helens,
preached in the Presbyterian Church
here on Sunday, Rev. Mr. Scobie
it taking his work.
The P'repara'tory Service will be
taken here on Friday evening by Rev.
nt IVIr..Gollan of South Kinloss.
® Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin and Wes,
ley, visited on Friday with Mr, and
Mrs, W. R. Farrier.
Mr. Gibson Rintoul of Wingham,
spent last week with Mr. Malcolm
Ross.
Mr. Jack Hutchispn and family are
moving this week into the Kew
Block.
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Falconer -Brooks
A quiet and pretty wedding was
solemnized at' the manse at White-
church on Wednesday, April /5th,, at
eleven a. m., when Rev. Jas. Scobie
united in marriage, Velma, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Brooks and Lester
Falconer, son of Mr. Geo. Falconer
of 'Culross. Miss Clara Purdon and
Mr. Geo. Falconer were the witness-
es. After the marriage the happy
couple motored to Bluevale where
they partook of a dainty wedding
dinner at the home of the bride's sis-
ter, Mrs. Bosman, The many friends
of the bride and 'groom wish them a
happy and prosperous wedded life, on
their farm on the 4th of Culross.
ST. HELENS
Mrs. R, J. Woods has' returned
from a few, days visit with her daugh-
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er, Mr
ar our at ergus.
Rev. Jas, Scobie of Whitechurch,
preached in the Presbyterian church
R. on Sunday morning. In the evening
= he addressed the Y.P.B.C. on "Young
m. People and; Life Investments."
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neighbors attended the funeral from
BLUEVALE
Much sympathy is extended to
Joseph McKinney and family in
loss of a kind wife and mo
Gone but not to be forgotten.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patterson
Childrenof Wawanosh, called on
I. Patterson on Sunday, sorry to
Mrs. Patterson is not improving
Mr, Frank .Fair of Ancaster, spent
the week -end at the home of Geo.
Thornton:
Mrs. Henry: Cowan has returned to
her home in Port Huron, after spend-
ing a couple of months with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Messer and the Brecken-
ridge Brothers.
Air. . and Mrs. Robinson of Calgary,
also Mrs, J. Musgrove and daughters,
called on Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Thorn-
ton. Mrs. Robinson was formerly
Miss . Mae Thornton.
The Annual.`Congregational meet-
ing of Ebenezar, Johnstons. and Blue -
vale on Wednesday of this week.
The Willing Workers, held their
annual meeting at the prime of Mrs.
.
Robert Musgrove on April pth;, after
the business'nrieeting came the elec-
tion of officers for the coining year:
President, Mrs,- Jos. Breckenridge;
Vice -Pres,, Mrs, Snell; Secretary,
Mrs. Whit Stewart; Treas., Mrs. Jos.
Curtis, Organist, Mrs. Stewart; Par-
sonage Committee, Mrs. George Ma -
tilers, Mrs. Arthur McGee, and Mrs.
Wm, Thornton,:Visiting Committee,
Mrs. 1.olph and Mrs, Rosman.
Missionary Meeting, Tuesday of
this week at the : home of Mrs. Eel.
Johnston.
The Institute Met at the home of
Mrs. Aiken's, Thursday of last week.
Miss Mabel Johnston of Stratford,
is a holiday' visitor at her home.
lar, Arthur Shaw and Mr, Will Ito••
-binson were delegates to Toronto io
Mr. the School. Trustee Convention.
Miss Gertie Robinson of the O. A.
the
they. C. . Guelph, is a holiday visitor, at her
home.
and:wish Mr. Jos. McKinney and family
wish to sincerely thank the neigh -
Mrs. bours
eigh-Mrs..bours and friends for the great kind -
say ness during their late bereavement.
BELGRAVE
Mrs. Win, Isbister and son of Tor-
onto, were the guests . of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Miller last week.
Mrs. Grassie of Galt, spent a week
with her friend Mrs, (Rev.) Moores.
A fine little boy has arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. _ Harry Mc-
Clenaghan. Congratulations.
Real Estate has taken quite a, boom
in the village, there has already been
three properties change hands and
now the property belonging to .Mr.
Ernest Geddes, has been sold to Mr.
Sandy Young; xoth line Wawanosb.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McCrae and
son, James, left this week for their
new home in Londesboro, where Mr.
McCrae has a position as foreman on
/the C, N. R. track. Sorry to loose
them as they were good citizens.
I' Tuesday evening, April x4th., a very
(successful Pie Social and Concert was
held in the C. 0. F. Hall, under the
'held
of the W. I. Prettily decor-
ated tables, gaily dressed waiters, and
a bountiful supply of pie, sandwich
and coffee was served to the guests.
Followed, by a first class programme
rendered by local talent, with Rev..
Mr. Moores as the happy chairman.
Music by the Perdue Orchestra,
duetts by Mrs. Wade and Miss Van-
Camp, duetts by Mrs. Clegg and Miss
N. Anderson, instrumentals by Miss
Maude 13e11 and Mrs. Rev: Moores,
the Anglican Church, Dungannon, on
Sunday of the late Mrs. McRoberts,
whose death occurred at the home of
hei• daughter, Mrs, McIntyre of Dun-
gannon, until recent years. Mrs.
McRoberts was a much respected
resident of the gth con,, where two
sons, Edward and. George still reside.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's • Institute, will be held on
Thursday,. April 23rd in the Com-
munity Hall. Roll Call, "Odds and
Ends of Food, 'Cloth and Soap." Sub-
ject "Opening Our Eyes to the Won-
ders of Nature" with Mrs. D. Todd
in charge. Visitorsare always wel-
come.
Messrs. Torrance Anderson, Lovell:
Reavie and Stuart Cameron, motored
from Detroit and spent the week -end
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs J. D. Anderson.
Members of the C. G, I. T, enjoyed
a hike to the woods on Thursday af-
ternoon, ending in a marshmallow
roast.
WROXETER
Miss Elizabeth Sanderson who has
been visiting her parents here, return.-
ed to Kingston on Friday.
Mrs. Clarence White, • returned to
Brussels on Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Howl, returned to
Leamington On Saturday after spend-
ing the Easter vacationwith her sis-
ters here.
Mr. Ashton Morrison and Miss
Annie Munroe, returned to St. Cath-
arines on Saturday.
Miss Jean Howe, who attended the
Library Convention in Toronto last
week, returners on Friday, accornpan•
ie -d by her little niece Beatrice Lowe
of Islington.
Mr. Larrie VanVelsor returned to
Midland on Friday; after spending
aster: with his mother, here,
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The seasons newest Silknit
Fabric for Spring and Summer
■ Sport Wear in the most fash-
ionable shades of Stripes„ small
and medium Checks, shown in
Blue and Fawn, Brown and
Fawn, Green and Sand, Black`
and Sand, Garnet and Sand, 38
inches wide at $3.75 yard
CREPES $2.95
An extra fuze quality Flat
Crepe for Spring wear, in the
newest shades' and wanted col-
ors, Beige, Sandalwood, Maize,
Whirlpool, Cocoa, Henna, Navy
and Black, 40 in. wide special
at $2:95 yard , Gloves,
SILK HOSE $1.5o
Venus Silk Hose in all the
New Shades for Spring, made
of Pure Thread Silk, guaranteed
to give wear and service, ' :all
sizes 8 to .xo, Special at $1,50
FRENCH DELATNES: $1i50
Smart patterns in oriental de-
sign of All Wool French De-
laines for Blouses and Dresses
31 in. wide at 1,50 yard
BROADCLOTHS $x.00
Tremola Broadcloth one of
the seasons newest cloths in
stripes and plain, with an extra
fine mercerized finish 38 in.
Scarfs, Neckwear, Buttons wide $x.00 yard
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New Tweed Suits at , ... .25.00
Hair Line Worsteds at 25.00 and 35.00 151
Spring Top Coats 17.50, 21.50 and 27.50 g
Brock Hats, Borsalino Hats, Eastern Caps 1
Neckwear! New Mogadon Stripes,...1.O0 to 1.50
English Knitted Ties in the new wide
shape $2.0o.
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Broadcloth Shirts, Jaeger Wool Taffeta Shirts.
Spring Weight Wool Underwear.
Athletic and Spring Needle Underwear. ra
Boy& Suits of Spring Tweeds, Worsteds, Navy Serges
All have 2 pairs of boomers, are highly tailored and made in the latest styles
Priced 9,75, Io.5o and 12.75
A WINNIR—Boys' Navy Irish Serge Suits, 2 bloomers, all sizes
27 to 36, for .$9.75
Boys' Shirts, Blouses, Underwear, Jerseys, Caps, Golf Hose and Stockings.
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