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Mat. 16c Ev_e. 26c

Children 11c Children 11c

Ever read The Guests_of Hercules” by C. N and, A. ‘l M. Williamson? Here is the remarkable, all absorbing

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Botany Serge Hair Line SIrlpQ suiting, 5,; inches wide. colors nary and brown with blend» 1118 Blfipes. very suitable [or separate skirts and for ohlldrensstrito. As s. comparison of value. two may tell=y that the wholesale price wa more than we now asking [or lt-n recent purchase enables us to make this ex- cellcnt offer. Pel- Pan's! 7...- ................. .. $3.48

“Mr 0101M lljtlnﬂr. all heather lllixetl lhidﬂi- 54 111011 IWMQ. anexcellent fabric tor 5991118 Wear and a value at the price per

Latest Arrivals in Suitings

All Wool Serge good, weight for the spring costume; colors, navy, copen; brown and cran- berry; width 54 inch, a splendid value at this new price, per yard ............ ..l ................. .. $2.48

Fine All Wool Botany Serge, B4 inch, colors navy, brown, green and cranberry. Equal to that previously sold at $5.50. Our new rtprlng price, per yard ........................................ .. $3.48

New Plaid Skirting, choice patterns in new

New Spring Coatings

tAll wool Jersey Coating 48 in- ches wldc, sand shade only will make up ndnllrnbly for misses and children. Regular wholesale price was $3.00——n0W-selling per yd $2l50

GOLD TONE COATING new col orlngs in dark mixed shades oi brown_ navy and green with gold

season's cmormg‘ 54 inch ‘width P" mixture A beautiful material at yard ----:-_-~ .......... .. $4.50 and $5.00 yard ........................................................... .. $4.15 pa, yam __ H _ “mum pecla s. Ill ouse urnls lng ept. 4 pieces Oolorcd Marqulsette suitable for colored cllrt- 2 pieces Heavy Jute Stair, a. _\'lll'll width. Regular 85c sins. Regular 75c, to (‘lt‘lll' at pvr yard 50c for . 60c

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I pieces Heavy Cretonne, suitable for upholstery. 36

inch width. Regular $100 for ..................................... .. 75c

3 places Chintz, suitable for quilts. 36 inch width. Re- gular. 75c; spring price per yard

....3 pieces Qurtaln Scrim, colored border:

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2 pieces 18 inch Stair, regular 65c On sale special per

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Reilular 35c 25c

New Canadian and American Wall Pn- pain now showing. .'

10 pain Oorlrn Curtains, lace edge. Regular $2.50. Clear- $1.98 per pair

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One-halt dozen Heavy

2 Best Wicker Baby Carriages, regular $37.50 and $35.00.

Ono Oak and One iidahogany Chlilonlor, 5 drawers. bevel’ mirror. Regular $65.00; to clean- eaoh $37.50

seats nt good leather labrlkoid. Clearing at Ono-third 0ft.

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Fumed Oak Chain, upholstered

The Nearest Milli-- nt-ry Styles Always

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MEETING OF ELKS TONIGHT.

rm: MAN who snouol-lr down the price of clbtlhlng. Wad- suan, 173 Great George 511191-

ASANT T»RiP- Mr. angA-lrlrsrlltitibbins E_ Oolwellhrc- burned. lash, night from 8 °~ oushly eniovahie trip to ylorlda where the)’ 8P9!“ m“: or W weeks.

._- . TR°UsERs.l-—1% pairs for worlt. business and dress. 52-95 m i959‘ \vgdman, 173 Great George Street.

FEED WHEAT for noultrrv- 0M carload 00.000 pounds. seed 01W‘ feed wheat just arrived which we are selling at lowest prices done up in 90 lb. bass. special price (or 1Q bag lots or over. Vvholssale c Retail. Carter 8t 00., Ltd.

55E out; $5.00 nAlucoATs for ladies and ‘genta-Wadman.

‘ PROPERTY SALEM-The cot tage and lot of blr. Robt. Aflleck Brighton Avenue, was sold at auc- tion 0n Monday, the purchaser be ing Mr. Thomas Covie- The price paid wit! $1.100. Mr. Ben). Carter was the auctioneer. _n___ . KENTFORDi L. WAITE htwinB sold his farm intends having i111 auction rn Saturday. APT" 9th- Look out for ad.

Large Clearance Sale

Having sold my‘ farm, l otter at public auction on the Premises- Wlinlot Valley, on Saturday. All?" 9th, 1921, the following stock, crOlI

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machinery, etc., namely.’ 11°F" 5 years old, (1500 lbs.)- hvrw 1° years, horse, general put-little. 6

milk cows in calf, 2 fattening oxen. 4 years old; so hens, 1 nr- 0i scene. 200 bushels banner oats. \ 60 bus. mixed feed, 20 bus. seed wheat. 1919 growth, 20 bus. milling wheat. 6 bus. timothy, 200 bus. potatoes. 10 tons prime hay. a few tons straw. truck wagon, D. & S. light tnlck wagon, cart, driving wagon, wheel barrow, lbob sleds, wood sleigh. driving sleigh, hay and grain frame, truck, milk cart. turnip drill, binder, mower, manure spreader. nvileel rake. disc drill cultivator tllscharrow, spring and light nar- rows. gang-plough. 2 single ploughs, 1 scuifl-r swings. etc. set scales, tumipr cutter. washing machine, churn. separator. grind stone, post llole digger, feed holler, grap- pl» fork and carriage. 2 sets driv- illg harness. set team work harness ‘besides all kinds oi other harness, iforks. shovels. hoes, drags. picks and p erless saw gear, engine n- ternrttionzll, grain crusher, 3 belts, _l-lall's cleaner iron vice and a lot c; carpenters tools. also a lot 0i! ‘Iltlhrds. planks, and other lumber, i=2 milk czlns. also a hundred and

onbothe rthlngs not mentioned, 1-3 Ilntbrest in fence stretcher, 1-2 in terest it". pzlris green blower, aso one McLaughlin Special Car, only run about 2.000 miles, and well ltspt. The above machinery ls m“. ticnlly all new.

Bale starts at 1 p_ m. sharp so he ‘oh hand tor bargains as every- thihggoeﬁs. Usual terms It stormy sale ‘on following Wednesday‘

KENTFORD L. WAITE, HUGH F. MORRISON, Auctioneer. -————<o>i— B0i‘(l0n‘s st. Charles or Jersey

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: z-Sores Heal Quickly-Have you a persistent sore that féfugeg to heal. Then try Dr. Thomas‘ Eclec- itrlc Oil in the dressing. lt will stop sloughlng curry away the pfgud ﬂesh. draw out the pus and prepare n clean way for the new skin. 1t is zl recognized healer among dlls and numbers of people can testify that ii ‘healed where properly applied,

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ab?“ day oi the battle in memory to the 22nd. 1915, iu the same fitting man- conlradesfallen. All 1st, Contingent wreath will be men are lnvitedto attend the par- A rooms it was decided plnccd at the soldiers’ mounment nde. In the evening an anniversary I the anniversary at noon on this date the opening hﬂllqilht will b6 held-

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Berry Bros. white enamels-varnish stains-varnishes and wood finishes are the best ln the world.

ASK MK iatlon will be held at the City Court ltoom on Tuesday, April 19th at 8 \ p. lll. All members o! tllo 8Bi0Cl2l~ FOR FOR lion are earnestly requested to be present and to bring up any sug- A ' ' Bastion they may think advisable "l" FR" tor the pultpose of improving our , ‘ ‘ I B ,,,,,,, teeth-o will tell you mo» s°°’°"‘"y th t t ki no chances when use ‘ND Iiiiuiﬁoarﬁiiitieaonnygour ﬂoors. It is not iihly the ‘N’ l, best ﬂoor ﬁnish but the most economical because ~ OOLOR oi‘ its covering capacity and extreme durability. @9995 i -- . i It maintains its handsome appearance under ‘—"'*‘“" i the hardest usage. and the occasional use of n 051m” ﬂoor mop keeps the ﬁnish in perfect condition. 3AM”

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Both Liquid Granite mtd Berrycroﬂ Stair; Ftviah arc nulrle by Berry Brothers-tho worlwl ' largest varnish nlakera.

Selling

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Berry Bros. auto color varnish iseitactly what. you need for refinishing your ‘car. - ' .

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