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40 smart Young Men's. English and tilted
Suits, best qualities 01 worsteds and
tweeds, values up to $30.00,
on sale this week
$20.00
Men's Silk, and Silk and W i o1 Fancy Socks
in Browns and Fawn mixtures,
reg. 75c, s :. le 50c
Misses' and Ladies' lloomers, new shades
tine small check, reg. $11.00, sale 69c.
Broadcloths, newest stripes, checks and
plain colors, silk :.;nd cotton broad-
cloths at 69c and 98c.
Redpath Granulated Sugar $7.25
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ASHFIELD
Born—In Ashfield, on May x2th., to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton, a son,
Congratulations,
Mrs. Geo. Smith of Lucknow and
Mrs. Hayes of Dungannon, spent
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs, Leslie Ritchie, Zion.
Mr, and Mrs, f. R. Hackett and
Wilfrid and Mrs. Ida Hackett and
Millicent of Belfast, spent Wednesday
evening with Mr. Win. Lane of Rip-
ley,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton and
children of Mafeking, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. David Little of Cou-
rey's Corner.
Mrs. Wm, Jamieson of Courey's
Corner, has returned home after
spending the winter months with her
daughter out West,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett and
boys of. Auburn, spent Sunday at the
hone of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Drennan of Courey's Corn
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Whinney and
daughter of Goderich, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. Adam Johnston..
Mr.. Spence Irwin and Mr. Dynes
Campbell, both are sporting new dri-
vers and Mr. Alexander Hackett a
McLaughlin car. Be. on the look out,
girls!
An old resident of Ashfield, Mrs.
Jas. Johnston, passed away at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm..
Hunter of Zion, on May 15th. The
funeral was held on Sunday, May 17',
to Greenhill cemetery.
Mrs. D. Webster of Lucknow, is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Roy
Alton of Belfast. •
Miss Tillie Sherwood of Lanes,
spent a few days last week with her
sister, Mrs. Leslie Ritchie of Zion.
Mrs. Percy Graham and Blanche of
Sheppardton, spent the week -end at
the home of Mr. D. K. Alton, Lanes.
Mr. Samuel Sherwood of Lanes,
made a business trip to Whitechurch,
last Wednesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton of Lan-
es, spent Sunday at the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max. Raynard.
Master Alex. Hacket of Belfast,has
been confined to his bed, with pneu-
monia.
ford, also Mr. Will Reid of. Paris,
spent the week -end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alen, Reid.
Miss Annie Kennedy; nurse -ib -
training in Goderich Hospital, is
spending a few days at her home on
the 2ud.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Herb,
Laidlaw is not improving as quickly
as her many friends would: wish
WHITECHURCH,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Browning and
George and Kathleen of Kincardine,
visited one day last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Cottle.
Mrs. Ben McClenaglian and Lorna
® and Doris, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
®A Jas. Barbour and Elwood of Fordyce
to Goderich on Sunday, where they
visited with, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bar-
bour, jr.-
Mr. J. D. Beecroft is busy these
days roofing his barn and sheds, with
red Brantford Arro-Lock shingles,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tichbourne of
Goderich, spent Sunday with her par-
ents, Mr. • and Mrs. David Kennedy.
Miss • Grace Murray of Walton,
E. spent the week -end with Mrs. Gibson
Gillespie.
.Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid of Brant -
BLY'TH
Rev. A, C. Tiffin and Mr. E. Ben-
der are attending the London Confer-'
ence this week.
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Mr. William."Nesbitt's case carne up fin �,c�4 any y,ry y.p `y o f : 9'° n g 11^9 B'1 f� ' "t`!l•:',
for hearing on Wednesday: Nesbitt
is accussed of doing willful harm to -
a
Inspectors Fellow's- car, the case was
laid over to the June assizes. Kr.
Pearce, his' brother-in-law, gave bail
for $x,000.
Mr. Robert Watts, has purchased'
froin Mr. R. M. McKay, a new Ford.
Coupe:
Mr. and Mrs, N.. Johnston, are
spending the next few • months with
their daughter, at the S'oo.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
St. Andrew's Church are putting ort a
play, May 22nd:, entitled, "Pattey
Makes Things • Hum,.'''
Mr. Thomas Stevens, proprietor of
the' Queen's Hotel,' Seaf'orthy, was in
town on business Friday.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, has moved into
bier new home on Drummond St
We are sorry to report Chief Fer-
guson, is on the sick list.
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loved wife of Mr. U` eorge Daly, in
her 74th year. Funeral services
were held in the Methodist Church,
Belgrave, on Tuesday afternoon.
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NE good reason you buy blue serge,
is because you want a suit that gives
you utility and durability, as well as
attractiveness. That's a reason for you
to consider the exceptional guarantee
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$!urea English serge is always of a Standard
weight—full 1.$ oz. -London shrunk and
.6 of fast colors. Made in blue, greys and
browns.
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New Goods ;a a
Are Now in
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Bargain List for
Wook End Only
Johnston's Floor Wax _...-..._.68c
Sani Flush.....---.___.._.._,_...M._._.._..29C
Clothes Pins, zo doz
Brooms, 5 string .48e
Zinc Wash Boards
Several cans Paint for in-
side or outside use (I Q c
while it lasts per qt d�
Stair Treads 18c
Meat Saws, extra value .......M27c
Nail Hammers, extra value 290
Bird Cages, complete $2.95 up
Glass slides, for oil ,stoves '
saves the Linoleum
per set ..
Royal Purple Chick
Food 5 lb. ..... _.
COMPLETE STOCK OF
Perfection Oil Stoves and Ovens
Taylor -Forbes Lawn. Mowers
Screen Doors and Windows
Ribbed Cord Lawn Hose
Screen Wire for Repairing
WHY BUIL' : TO
BURN
USE "GYPROC" FIRE
PROOF WALL BOARD
Gyproc will not Crack, Warp
or Shrink
Can be used outside and in,
Also Prepared Plaster and Lime
on Hand
See 'Us for
Your Building Requirements
— Phone 3o
Thorpson'Ruchannan
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The particular top to which we refer, is: made, of al
very superior quality (Si niiiar to that used by'
McLaughlin 1921) and' has large; 6x118
HOLYROOD
Mr. Ernest'Ackert and Mr. Richard
Elliott, attended the, District Meeting.
of the Methodist Church, at Blyth on
Wednesday.
The Orange Lodge at Kinlough
held a very successful dance on Fri- ®_
day and a large crowd was in attend-
ance,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eaclie, visited at „,�,
the latter's home on Sunday.
The Junior Women's Auxiliary are
entertaining the Lucknow A. Y. P. A.
on Monday evening in the Anglican
Church, Kitough. A social evening
with programme has been arranged.
glass in back.
A really attractive top at tal very low price naa< -ie1 r ::
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Ford Top and Back . .. $14.00 with large glass•.
Cheverlot Top and Back, $15.00 with large eass.
Gray Dort Top and Back $15.50`with,1•arge glass,
We also make two cheaper lines of" tops:, fort a1!t znake,
ofF''euring Carso •
New side curtains for all makes.,of 'Cars;, alb all k
of'repairs to "`Taps".
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The warm bright weather of Suring is here and .with it conies the feeling for gen-
eral house cleaning, replenishing Curtains, Ficoor Coverings, Bedding, L,nens,
Cottons, etc., is in order, and New Rugs, Fresh Chintzes, Pretty Cur-
tains'L Draperies, Lj:noleums, etc, are needed to brighten the h,orne.
Our stocks are complete with quality Merchandise and it will be a pleasure
- to serve you as your needs require.
Furnishings that Express Welcome and Comfort
MERWIN-STOHI
PERIES
Silk 'textures in soft shades of
Rose, Gold, Mulberry, etc.
Prices 98c, x45 and 2.00 yd.
NEW FLOOR COVERINGS
Inlaid and Printed Lirroleums
of British and Canadian makes,
that you may need to refurnish
;gi 1dtchen, dining room or
lcepin$ slgarters.
RUGS 1 :RUGS
Famous Barrytil ire Rugs, Wil-
tons of several qualities, Axmin-
sters, Brussels and the inexpen-
sive Tapestrys, from Mat sizes
to those for large rooms.
20 per cent. saved an every
quality.
Superior Stair Treads, live
rubber, 3
Japanese Grass Mats, large
sizes, half price -.--..._,_$3.49
Silk Panel Curtains ...._.._ __..
5.5o, and 6.5o
Net Panels, 'specially priced! x.85
WINDOW SHADES
Green or Cream, genuine oil
quality 8gc..
BUNGALOW NETS
Ivory, White and Ecru, in
pretty, open designs, as well a,s
the closer weaves.
Priced :39c, 44c, and 5oc.
.CHINTZES 36 INCH WIDE
Pretty patterns of floral de-
signs in Blue, Yellow, Rose and
Mauve shades 39c. :
VELOUR DRAPERY ,so IN.:
- WIDE
Double quality in Rose and
China Blue.
BETTER QUALITY NrATS!
Conventional Bird patterns, in,
all silk and fi a quality cotton,.
nets, that "ill ff'_'&ce any' home,
Pr ced $1.50,' 2.00, 2.50 yd.
CONGOLEUM RUGS
Some hew pattahis just re-
ceived, allsizes from a yard
square to 9x/5 feet,
Gold Seal Qudiity Only,
IMPORTED RAG MATS
Clear colors, evenly woven,
and of quality that will give long
service. Two sizes
21x54,1 at
x8x36, at
Real Bargains.
SILK PONGEE"'
For Curtains or Panels, two
qualities 59c and 69c.
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TAINS $2:95.111
So suitable for bedrooms to .
be furnished in a particular col-
or, Rose, Mauve, Blue, with tie
backs to match.
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Chenille Bedroom Mats.
Velour Cushions.
English and Wabasso Sheetitlgs and Pillow Cottons, "Old Bleach" and John S. Brown Linens.
Pure Linen Tea Towels 25c
'A large shipment of New Pattern Maderia Linens just received.
Treat the Children at Our a Anse
Free' tickets for the Merry»Go-'Round and Ferris Wheel to be here May 23rd
and 25th, will be giverx away absolutely Free with purchases
in any department.
$x.00 purchase .,.. .x Free Ticket $5.00 purchase ...._.5 Free Tickets $xo.00 purchase _xo Pree Tickets
Give the Children Free Rides on May 25th. —
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