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(Correct up tilt wadaway noon) The regular irAthiy 0,0,otlh.4 waf the �
! i Wheat No. 2 Spring ... , , ,1 98 to Vftingham } natitltrft will be hl in the
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l Wheak 1Vo, 2 fall . ,,...1 �S to r Council Chamber on FridaAFIL ey. Juni: 2lith at Be*ng
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55 2.80 o'clock, . M. The :$qr me g Beta•
1 Flour ........ . .... . . . 0 60 to i o0
g h EverLaid...... .... . . . ..... . . :35 to 38 gate, Urs„ Robt, Sawyer of Churchill, Oxfords,
aft WL
! 3 Out will ve ,,. r � �`
Butter , , . , ... , . , , . , ,5b to G0 iii an addrefa an, The young •.
l':ggs .. ,., . , .... , 45 to 110. ireRplein Our Rural Communities". A good
Cattle, .road., butchers`.. 0 00 to 10 00. Mustcial Programme is being prepared,
Cattle, butchers choice. ,11 p0 to 12 00 Punch will be served at the close of the
d' dog's, livewaight .. . 18 2G to 1,5 30 meeting!
El IIIHay ... , .. , , . ,111 QQ to 21 OA Aa �g3ay able Bvenigg I I A
Wo"n Th'i's Season
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T H BEAT, A'KE&NIV L Cream ... , .. , , . , , , ... , . to 56 ODD of those memorable occ4slons
which make Old people young, and young - •
t#UIZiv People happy, tacit place at the bome of
...--- 1VIr. and Mrs W, J, Currie, Route 2
Ki:ltir---At Woad 134Y, Manitoba, on June Bast Wawanoslh, vthen marry of the This zlltisft tical i�elrt'el-
�1p �° �� 0th, 1020, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde friends and format neighbours of Mlss
Has been the most successful Iin our history. -hundreds t�ki, buy- � Kemp {farLnarlg Mlss Abbie Iia pea) a Gwendolyn Jackson aesernbled to express Bents one of the popular 1�
son. their good will and to wish her success in lif7 os' -`-The Icather is flno
ere and new customers are now acquainted with our new store view of a coming interesting went. ,� t � Viviicl with either
miscellaneous shower. was tendered her ., .
MARRIED l by a number of you ladies in the vicin- Sl)ool or Growing Girl
and vouch for the • bargains they receive. The $90,(),�^� 0 stoc' k �' � _. � ity, also several sealers of maple syrup heels and ties
price 1 s
. f� %A�vz;ort-i�trrrzN•-•Xttl3russels on Wed- presented by her aider friends, yvhich low- namely,,
's and boy's clothing. Furnishings, Work oods, �(�` oen nesday, June2nd. Mi'ssPoppin, slstf r of showed the asteetn in whiRh she was held
of men,
.Mrs. "Jack Smith of Wingham• to Mr. A very enjoyable evening was spent in
Suits Chats Dresses r Goods,.Silks, Underwear, osier John Lawlor, also of Wingham, Fames and music, After luncheon was.
Coats, ? 99 served, a number of abort speeches were
House Furnishings s and Groceries are on sale for only more days. given by sevgct eral of the guests, The �joj%air i
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speech, rl After expressed herr thanks in, a meat e
U,`JE POTATO S WINIG an 1;,. a which at( joined hands and
sang, or She's a Jolly Good Fellow."
>x !�AOk An unique feature of the evening was the Iii all sires for women, 2-1/2 to 7
Best 17wigicides cold Insecticides unexpected arrival from the west, of a
U 9t�i former achool•mate .of Miss Jackson's, �►e�tei!' lines all �bf' w� u
��° � This WUl' , Dick i7eacon{ who has not been home a 12.00
�`- since his return fromPu. I IV'^ I y ['11dill 6atu I d a June A overseas.
Bordeaux Mixture .for Late Blight
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And )<io
t - How said When to Moro And Better Wheat,
spray LiteotiveXy -- Row to At pie time in the history of Canada. '
Increase Crop Yields, has her wheat fields meant so much to the ti
(Contributed by Ontario Department of world as now, Canada produces wheat �,
® Agrteutture, Toronto,). of the finest grades and in such 'large W
lie e a Days of Our Sale - , v-
4RLY W I L
spraying with Bor- quantities as to pace the Dominion well SOLE AGENT FOR LADIES'
testp up amongthe wheat
Beaux mixture and Paris producing countries
green or arsenate of lead of the world. Both Federal and provin•
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Protect 'potato plants fromcial departments of agriculture :have
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Eazly Might .and potato Beetles.done`'tfzeir share in improving wheatsprayings are required as an varieties and extending the growth of AND DERBY SHOES FOR MEN,
.
Elrerything insurance against Late' Blight and this necessary cereal. An interesting
ROt of Potatoes, which is the most account of the work that has beendons
serious disease of potatoes. in, Ontario, is contained in the May number of The
This disease usually appears about Agricultural Gazette, the official organ of
the middle of July, if the weather is the Bevartment.of Agriculture at Ottawa, District Cogventloii. as delegate to the Provincial Convention
Slaughter Prices in, All Lines of jl It is there .shown• that the most widely The West Huron district convention of to be held in London. The chief feature
at all damp,. Therefore, It is Hires- of the convention was an address given
saiy to begin spraying for it about grown varieties were developed by Can, Women's Institutes was held in Winghaizi
adianscientists Preston by a representative of the . Department
9 the 1001 of July. Bordeaux inixture , Stanley, Huron, on Thursday, June the 10th. The nine of riculture o£ Toronto,
Ladies �� a,dy-to-Wear � is the ons satisfactory fungicide' for Bishop, O. A. C._No, 104; � � Mrs, Hunter of
Only g Marquis, v, Ruby, , Institutes of the district were well repre- Brampton. "Mrs. Hunter is an able
the control of Late 131fgtlt and not, and .Prelude have each their valuable)
- of Potatoes. A poison should be add- factors,. The history and characteristics sented and all reported having had a pros- speaker and of a pleasing personality and
` X ed when necessary for Potato Bee-: of each are given. The seed Branch and parous year both finadciatly and socially. clearly out lined the splendid work beim
'; r p l done by the Institutes, es
peclaily in` rur-
y�4j 4iQ,0Q ladies Serge stilts 112 tailored IK, ties, arsenate of lead paste, 3 % lbs, the department assists the Canadian { However all present admitted that Blyth al districts along the line of, hot lunches
and fancy styles ................ .......... to each 40 gallons of the liquid Seed Growers Association in extending! was the Banner Institute of the
} the growth of pedigreed E Past yd'ar in, rural schools, medical school inspection,
spray, or Paris ,green 2 lbs. to 40 p g ed varieties, The as far as money -raising was concerned, beautifying country homes, and promot-
X Seed Branch itself encourages seed crop
Ladies clods Coats, , velotirs, tweeds I gallons, or a inixture of 2 lbs, of p 1 After the splendid reports were given by ing sociability among all classes of, the T
arsenate of lead Haste and 1 lb. of competitions and sled fairs, teats seeds the delegates; the election of Officers for community: Her address was an inspire•
and silks, black Moire up to 32 75 � , for farmers and merchants, inspects seeds � the following
Paris green to 40 gallons. The Hula- g year took place. Miss B. tion to all who had the pleasure of listen-
ber of sprayings required will depend Se Bald, and has, through the Canadian Thompson who so ably f lled the office of.''in to her. At the close of the meeting
20 ladies silk skirts in greys,` brown 1 Seed Purchasing Commission I g
� upon the season, the wetter the wee- , ensured District President was re•eIected; Miss slipper was served and all went home
aflClblacks,reg, 8,50 Sale.,.... .............. ' ther the larger isle number. In wet supplies of dependable sled wheat during McAllister, was re-elected as District #eetingthat the convention was a decided
weather spraying should be done at recent years, ecretary; Mrs, 1Iamb1 a
least once every ten days or two SY was crotid pp success.
weeks. Do not,I,ut off spraying be -
200 yards of Indies heavy silk poplin,,cause it looks like rain, If the spray ---
rose, green, sand unci brown 3.00..,.,' �
is on file plants half an hour before ,
a the rain colnes' it will be dry and t.
authCient -of it will stick to prevent _
Infection which- takes place during '
•IJntire Stock of ladies Silk, geor€ dtte and or soots after vain. Most of the fail- ��` ' .� ` `;
o! .�, ures to ,,,it results frons spraying are I N
voile blouses less 20/0 due to the fact that the splaying is
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one after rather than Before rain,
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Remnants
C)ur remnant table will be
loade'd'witli .bargains, ends of
..goods from -the Great Anni- - .
versat y Sale -Dress Goods, •
Silks, Cotiai , Materials.
Hou s e Furnishings
Sacrifice pricer, last 3 days,
10 Brussels Squares ....15.75-
20 'Tapestry Squares.,.... 31..75 ..
15 Wilton Rugs . , ....913.75
r,-qs-m....•�.,era..sn^r..,�oo.s•+r„r�.•rr•rm..sr asw-•w.,x�s•.ao^•m.a-.,
HERE'! W LT H,T
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A., FINAL WIND UP
' A yodng man's $25.00 suit will be
thrown froth the roof of Our store to the
crowds . below at 2 o'clock, ,Saturday,'
June 19th: Also $30.00 Worth of odd
lines of merchandise to be thrown • from
tyle roof. ,A
A Unusually Complete Range of, the
Latest Suits for our New Store
50 vest quality indigo blue Serge Suits, req., 44,95-
50.00. and 55.00, sale .................. .............
......:.......
Society Brand and 20th Century tailored suits,
the choicest formoble, newest models ..........., 44.95
Fine English worsted and tweed suits, best 34.75
wearers, greatly reduced ..................................
.Anniversary Bargain- 20 Serge Suits in plain' serges
and fancy tweeds, values•up to 10.50, sizes 310
,75
to35, sale.................................................................
5 dozers Men's Balbriggan 'Underwea* r, per garment....a9C
$22.50 to 27.50 Raincoats, all, one price....................19.'7 6
$3.75 Carhartt and Peabody guaranteed Overalls 2,98
blues and blacks, lust chance ...............................,
20- peP ce"t. off- -Fine Shirts, Straw Hats, Soft
Collars, Belts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, U ndemearr
Bathing Suits, etc,
Boys-' Oliver Twist Wash Suits to'clear .........................69C
Arind 8.50 17rousers, ;sale...................................,,..,�.9�3
Kent ru5c L,irre idose, 2 pis for.. $1 00 I;oys' lyloamei•e ...... , .2,19 and 3.19
Boys` xilaki 1310021gef:] , ..1.39 1.50 iyays' 133outes .........
! 50 Holeproof Silk Hose ........ 98c 1.50 best Balbriggan, sale ........93C
;;eye' Cotton Jerseys........ ....................�4c
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Ladles' motor hath re $300, sale .... 1.29 o ub splay ng oily is eftec-
tive, and this reonires sntiioivnt n1m_
2 dozen children's middies sale,....,
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'Beaux iliixtiire. l+poi' the late spray-
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Trigs frons -75 to 100 gallons or even
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Ladies' Penman's lisle base 3 pairs.. 1.00
more should ,be .applied per acre at
each Swaying. Thorough
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15 only travellers' samples in pretty
styles.
101adies raincoats . .............8,75
spraying
Lnearlp. the. covering of every portion
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k �'
$24,00 to <45.00, all reduced 20
25 children's Spring coats ....... :.10:95
of the Potato plants Nvith BordeauxU`
mixture in the forin of a fine mist,
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Ladies' serge and covert cloth`coats �
This can only be done when the solus
Silk end Lisle Hose
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=
.Yew• can to negreet;-•--Prot.
J. F. 1IosvlLt, 0. A. college, Guelph,
reg 35.00; sale:..........:.....20.75
tion is appiled with .a good pressure
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will go IbUt With what Y0.4 desire and
quali-
ties and ca ars
so as to :insure covering every por=.,EMS
Mon of the Plant. The best results
are obtained when a potato sprayer
is,
Feed Plenty to lions.
Feed plenty of the feeds you haws,
need,
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It will be a 'tpici'rFir•'' far you t fi �ck What
Prices 69C tb $3.00.
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ISPECIALS ��
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Ladies,dress gooda in serges, navy
used fitted with a T -joint attach-
Luent so as to in -pure covering both
-Hauge Dresses 3
tt tv S4&WAS
and
cracked corn gives first -Class results,
Supply, plenty of tender green feed,
shade and eleaU thins{. Water
and purp1e,.54 inch width...... 0,39
surfac s of the 1:..vcs in each spray,
Ing.
�e
s1iqul4
i�talds, cotton serges per yard.... . C9 `�
When the plaints are large it has
,
been fo :ind lilies it nays to go over
be given iri $bunda,nco stud must
always be 2leall tine fresh, BarnysL+ci
water is 10ettzely bad, Soul'
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'`milk Socks Straw Hats
µ -�--,. --- -
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sweaters,
ea Cb raw twice at each spraying,
SPraying Must b,� continued through-
Plain or fancy Socks in ati the new-
est shades.
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Outing wool bathing suits
o
Part
out , August and p..i t . of September,
Prices 75C to $240.
styles.
prices $2.00 to 7.50.
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-t%< / = V F Silk Dress
hoose dresses in barn dresses' 20 off gj.
cove tthe g the relilii{S CIat In n(i
Cover isle t,_Uttncl i)etweeu the 1'OVTp�j'
Silk Shirtsf
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e $� � �
, Al,,,w roIT
R C .�..,F S
DsUV yeaUIR SUrrAVZ�R .S't17'':f'L.V JVbW
80c choice black Tea; sale ,,,.,.I ..... I ... '. ................50C
Oatmeal, sack or buck, 14 lbs for .............. ......... $1.00
only 200 while they last 81.25 Brooms. ,9sc $1.00 Brooms., 60c
MapteLeaf Salmon .... ...... ........... ......... ,....... 47c
Choice Iced Salinon, large tin ... , ........ . ... . ..... . age
Bxtracts, Vanilla allilavors, per bottle .....................10c
Corn Flakes, pkg..10c Shreddhd Wheat pkg. Joe Gusto, pkg. • 10c
C omfort and P & G Laundry Soap, a bar .. .. loc
Polar White Hand Soap, tt bars for ': .......... ... I ......25C
Port: and Keens, large tin . . .... . ............. __.190
Snowflaire Ammonia, 3 for ... ............ . ............... 25c
Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins for ..........................?,5C
Sun -Maid Raisins, reg. 36c a lb. tiale ....... . . . ... . .........27c
nun»Maid Currants, reg. Sou a lb, ale .... ............ 34c
Pea,% 'Corn, Pumpkins, Tomatoes, a can .. ........... .......19c
SaInd Dicusing :Ile ....................... .........,,.. 110
track and for same time it was thought Prledw $1.25 to 3.00, Prices $2.00 to 4 5¢.
his heck was fractured, Dr. Whitely Prices $2,50 up,
was called at once and was soots on the
& Co W
brine
sone to attend the injured mam Patter. ;
as then put on the train and Conte r:
dstctot` C:rinias mounted the ertgitte to
HANNA
In am manipulate the 149VIlre white the ardlvsr
undertook to fire. Who* the train Pulleul
out it was 4{l rnlaut" late. We a
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_ pletaedd to �ars1 tituu�t Mr.i"aIttrrltori its �
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Xot as much haviu as might be ex»
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1oeCted will be tl,,ne by the wheels.
and the increase n yield aiid sound-
the
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15 only travellers' samples in pretty
styles.
•n ss of prop r.:ll more than coni.
Pensate for whatover loss there mayt,a
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$24,00 to <45.00, all reduced 20
be. Por conr+eni:rice in spraying,
Lows of potatoes should be Lit 1e.tst
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per cent
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NQ
thirty inches apart. spraying for Late
I3
Blight and t is an Insliranee which
mord
Nifty outing goods for woman and mels
nCiW have "innings"
Silk end Lisle Hose
�,e
.Yew• can to negreet;-•--Prot.
J. F. 1IosvlLt, 0. A. college, Guelph,
their in cur store,
Come In and see our sums ntar goods;, au
Best values 1941xsiery in all
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will go IbUt With what Y0.4 desire and
quali-
ties and ca ars
Feed Plenty to lions.
Feed plenty of the feeds you haws,
need,
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It will be a 'tpici'rFir•'' far you t fi �ck What
Prices 69C tb $3.00.
on Band. Hens prefer rolled oats and
barley to whole grain, A ration of
one-third each of oats, barley
,
YOU wrint iP o 1r -S re, 94T 4-Wff has the
"Sn1� '' to, it;
p C1IaC
-Hauge Dresses 3
and
cracked corn gives first -Class results,
Supply, plenty of tender green feed,
shade and eleaU thins{. Water
I.
Char 06. 008 Ore 0000 our PRICI~S LOW.
'
Gingham, Chambray and p r i"n t
dresses, for house
�e
s1iqul4
or street wear,
be given iri $bunda,nco stud must
always be 2leall tine fresh, BarnysL+ci
water is 10ettzely bad, Soul'
` 4� i �"s �r y
'`milk Socks Straw Hats
Prices $2,50 to 8.50.
00��ttee
akin•
milk Is excellent
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Plain or fancy Socks in ati the new-
est shades.
Sailors and Panamas in 1 a t e s t
Middies
lit
DISTRICT NEWS
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Prices 75C to $240.
styles.
prices $2.00 to 7.50.
1Vlissea' and Children's Middies aa_.
styles at special $195
.Bears being reported numerous up on
the Bruce peninsula a number of young
Silk Shirtsf
prices to 4,51,
s Raincoats
men were on the look out for them ac.
Wash Skirts
cording to the W'iarton paper, One
Young J g
sun follow hearifi a Boise aspen some
Man's shirts in cool sutYlmer tnater-
leis of silk or cotton,
bight weight gabardines or beav
tweeds in plain or belted styles. y
SpCCial valncs iso wash skirts in al
all
hushes got his rifle and shot a large
animal which he saw, On 'approaching
Pefces 102,00, "3,50 to 7.30.
Prices $15,60 to 35.00,
si?,es, inC11141n etout women's.
g e s,
;mires 82.94 to 6.00.
the fallen anitnal he was greatly surprised
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to find that it was a cow belonging to a
neighbor..
Summer Neckwear
Summer Sults`
Silk t loves
A serious and nearly fatat accident hate.
pined at the C. P. R. station, Gorrie,
CObr 64nlrber cellars and tido in all
the 100.0 styled and patterns.
; Light tweeds and Palin Beach sults
in two pieaa models.
Long or shortloves in be i
silk. g at quality
on Thursday morning of last tyeelc.
Train No. 734 had just 4r4Wrf qp to the
Prices $0c to $1.56.
Prices 4..22.50 to 35,40,
prices $1.00 to 2,50.
son
water lank attd fireman Howard Patter.
was in the act of taking water, when
> l lel` Underwear
Summer Cape
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Bio ��
there
which o e
rope, i opens the Valve, broke,
t
causing
tender.
him to fact backward riff the
I'Ie fell unto his head on the .
bight weight underwear its combin-
ation Or two itte sults.
p
Light weight tweed or silk caps for
metering its i>+test styles.
' Georgette, Crepe
g r p de Gh anti
Vo11e wtttt long or short al-
track and for same time it was thought Prledw $1.25 to 3.00, Prices $2.00 to 4 5¢.
his heck was fractured, Dr. Whitely Prices $2,50 up,
was called at once and was soots on the
& Co W
brine
sone to attend the injured mam Patter. ;
as then put on the train and Conte r:
dstctot` C:rinias mounted the ertgitte to
HANNA
In am manipulate the 149VIlre white the ardlvsr
undertook to fire. Who* the train Pulleul
out it was 4{l rnlaut" late. We a
K I N 6 13 0
_ pletaedd to �ars1 tituu�t Mr.i"aIttrrltori its �
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