Wednesday, Ay, ‘ oauandi rons . “USE 31 ra PAGE FOUR THE CLiLT NEWB | EWS ———— Fair Week Bargains’ PRIDE OF WEST 3-PIECE SUITS— Reg. $25.00; Now $16.50 PRIDE OF WEST 2-PIECE SUITS. = — lie = Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Dinnerware — China — Crockery — Glassware ANNETTES--Fair Week Specials srassware — Novelties — Club Bags — Suit Cases and Aeropacks COATS 20% Off All New Fall Coats. Exceedingly flattering in their many variations, lavishly fur Reg. $19.50; Now PRIDE OF WEST CARDIGANS Reg. $6.50: Now $12.50 $5.00 25c, He and 75c Tables = immed. In Chonga, Tailored Tweed, Fur Trimmed Tweed and All Woot $19 50 * Fabrics. Priced from 500 Pairs SILK HOSE, 79c A Value such as we have never been able to offer before $2.35 DOWNSTAIRS STORE Heilbroner’s — Diamond Specialist iirs for : DRESSES 15 Flowered Chiffon and Georgettes. Some with coats, suitable for afternoon ind evening wear. Regular price to $24.50, Fair Week Special 25 Crepe de Chine Dresses, All Silk, pastel shades Fair Week Special $12.00 $3.00 Exhibition Prize List 100 Afternoon and Evening Dresses, some with coats, dark and pastel shades Sizes 14 to 44; Fair Week Special 300 Pairs SHOES In the latest Crepe Soled Sport Oxfords, also new Brogues, Ties Patents and Pumps; Sizes 3 to 8; Fair Week Special $4.95 $3.95 ° $4.95 1, — GARDEN VEGETABLES Two pointed Cabbage Lever; 2. Geo. Hipp. Two round or flat Cabbage—Jas Lever; Geo, Hipp Two Savoy Cabbage—Geo. Hipp: Jas, Lever Two red Cabbage—Jas. Lever: Dora Huber Two stalks, Brussels Sprouts— Jas. Lever Two Califlower—-2, Jas. Lever Two Purple Kohl Rabi Hipp; Jas, Lever ANNUAL FALL FAIR August 30 to September 2 Big Flower Show Garden Exhibits Industrial Show Two Green Kohl Rabi Geo Hipp; Jas. Lever One Stalk Scotch Kale— Geo. Hipp; Wm. Thain Two stalks Swiss Chard—Jas. Le-| ver; Mrs. Jean Bohler Two heads Celery, any kind Ja Level Iwo heads Lettuce, any kind— Ian A. MacRae: Wm. Thain, Two Leaf Lettuee—Jobn E. Da-| vey; Wm. Thain Six Salsify—Jas. Lever; George' giy Hipp Twelve sprays Parsley Dora | Huber; Wm. Thain Ww ve iter Cress. six bunches John E. Davey Tomatoes, green—l. Geo, Hipp. | Table Peas, 12 pods—i. John E.|q MacRae Davey; 2. Geo. Thain. George | Beans, broad, 12 pods — Henry 1. Jas.: Smith; Mrs. C. Smith. | Beans, runner, 12 pods— George Hipp; Jas. Lever Beans, wax, 24 pods—l James Lever; Billie Bohler Leeks, 6 staiks—Wm. ‘hain, Dora Huber | Cucumbers, 3 long — }. Ed Hamer | Cucumbers. 3 spine or ridge Jas, Lever; Geo, Hipp Cucumbers, pickling, 1 pint—Geo Hipp; Jas. Lever. Squash, two kinds, two of each | Billy Bohler; Jas. Lever Patty Pan Squash, three—Jas ‘Lever; Billy Bohler Marrows, two—Geo. Hipp; Mrs | Jean Bohler | Two Pumpkins — Geo. Hipp; Billy Bohler Six long Beets—-Mrs. Jean Boh- jler: Jas. Lever Six Globe Beets Dora Huber: | Wni. Thain Long Carrots Jas. Lever | John E. Davey Intermediate Carrots, six—J. A MacRae: Geo. Thain ‘| Short Carrots, six—Ian A. Mac- Rae; J. A. MacRae White Garden Turnips, two—lIan ; Jas. Lever Yellow Garden Turnips, two |Jas. Lever; Billy Bohler. Radish! two buhches. ten each Ladies’ Work Farm and Dairy Exhibits - —_— cote Baseball Football Lacrosse Championship Games Vaudeville Show Evenings Bathing Beauty Contest Grand Ball at-Close...... Moose Legion Band Daily rtey . _ el Family Shoe Store Ltd. OUR Annual Sale Continues Over Exhibition Week MEN and WOMEN Who desire fine shoes at a Substantial price reduction will welcome this great sale. Hundreds of shoes in up-to- date patterns of style, fit and excellent appearance, “School Shoes at Reduced Prices” NOT CHEAP SHOES — BUT GOOP SHOES CHEAP Box 1584 “© Phone 357 1, Geo. Hipp Parsnips, any variety. six—Jas Lever;J. A. MacRae. Onions, yellow or brown. ten Billy Bohler; Jas. Lever Onions, red. ten Jag Geo. Hipp Onions, whites, ten—Jas. Lever; Geo, Hipp. Onions, red. pickling, 1 quart Geo. Hipp; Jas. Lever Onions, white pickling, 1 quart Geo, Hipp; Jas Lever Potatoes, 6 early named— Wm Thain; Geo. Thain Potatoes, medium early, named Geo. Hipp; Mrs. Jean Bohler. Potatoes, late, variety named— Geo. Hipp; Billy Bohler. Potatoes, half bushel. grown in Prince Rupert—Wm. Thain; Mrs F. Linzey Potatoes, half bushel, not grown 7” Prince Rupert—Geo Hipp; Jas vever, Potatoes, Lever; three varieties, six of each—Geo Hipp; Geo. Thain Potatoes, cooked in skins, named -Wm. Thain: Geo, Thain Rhubarb, eight stalks—Sam Al- bert; Mrs, D M. Hunter. Cabbage, one crate, 560 Ybs net ready to ship—Dora Huber; Jas Lever Onions, one sack 25 lbs. —2.Jas Lever Lt PLANTS Six pots Flowering Plants—H. F, Pullen, Mrs. BE. Hellman. | ‘Three..pots Foliage Plants. Mrs, | (Continued on page 6.) PRIDE OF WEST CARDIGANS Reg. $5.95: Now DRESSES Reg. to $9.50; Now $4.50 $5.00 Summer Coats — Half Price DEMERS’ —os CURZONS MEN'S WEAR | SIX'PH STREET Men’s Work Clethes — Work Boots — Work Sox = Gloves — Shirts — Underwear Fall Needs in HARDWARE Stoves and Ranges Tom Ballinger FANCY CHINA NOVELTIES Cups and Saucers—10c, 15c, 25¢ up to $1.50 000 Ammunition and Flas lights, Ready Roofing and Roof paints, Cod Tar and Roof Ce ment Pipes and Dampers Lamps and Lanterns Berry Sets, bowl, 6 nap- pies—-$1.25 to . 81,50 Bridge Sets—$.50 up to $12.50 | $3.50 $8.50 Tea Sets—$2.50, 00 Let us supply your require 97-Piece English Dinner adele Set — $18.50 up to j $45,00 and $50.00 Mail Orders Carefully Fil Thompson Hardware Co, Ltd. P} upeft Tom Ballinger Third Avenue Third Ave REGAL SHOP 330 Third Avenue ORMES LIMITED Pioneer Druggists Third Avenue & Fulton Street aw 81 — Phones — 82 Stationery Toys & Gift Novelties Prescriptions a > 4 Complete range : cart Specialty | various kind ¢ wool Pe ‘| plain and fancy kn! ine The Orme Quality for Drugs ]) broidery thread nd steam and all classes of goods han- goods dled is well recognized in A “Mr. & Mrs. John Me Northern’ and Central B. ©,