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A 7-day Demonstration of Style and Economy in New Spring Goods || " Moore and Armstrong cordially invite you to visit the store this week. Shopping Wei f demonstration of our facilities to Serve you well. Silk Hose for Shopping Week Extra high boot length with. mercerized garter welt tops, lisle heels and toes, colors Sand, Brown, Pink, Silver, White or Black "° HOSIERY VALUES THAT IN BARRIE Moore & Armstrong can buy Hosiery leas because their selling capacity in Guelph and Barrie is great. Compari- son is all we ask. Special Hosiery Bargain Saturday Morning 29c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Stockings that could not be purchused from any maker today at double { the price ure included in this Jot, sizes 8% to 10. Phone orders not taken. = « Saturday Morning 29¢. Fashion Demands Sheer Stockings We offer Sheer Silk and Silk Lisle Hosiery in any quality you desire, at 35¢ to $2.50 pair BUY RELIABLE HOSIERY HERE "SHOPPING WEEK is an event not only. to acquaint you of the newSpring Styles, but isa [7 Early buying and large buying have made it poss- | A Big Bath To' ible for us to sell in almost every instance, at prices léss than present cost. Come to Shop-to look around--ask questions, and it will ba your privilege to participate in the good values offered. Reliable Merchandise at a moder: ate price is our motto always. PERCALE HOUSE DRESSES At $1.25 and $1. Only a limited quantity (perhaps 25) of these dresses to sell. styles and the material The purchase of these Pillow Covers . more than we ask for the complete gar- ment. Two styles, sizes 36 to 42. $1.25 and $1.50 READY-MADE SHEETS AND PILLOW COVERS -- 99 Come this week because you have. a | greater variety to select. from. wel Value Remarkable value in White Bath Towels, well worth 65c each today, size is 21x50 in. 8c. SHOPPING WEEK 50 Each They are good alone is worth goods means a saving to you. They are old qualities. $1.25 to $1.75 each 35c to 75c each BLEACHED SHEETING SPECIALLY PRICED 50c. Manufacturers' present price on this line is around 60c per yard. We offer it to you at 50c., two yards wide PERRIN'S KID GLOVES AT LESS AN es. 'These are unsurpassed values. Purchases made befote the advanced prices : - S went into effect and the qualities are the best. Makers' prices today are os ala Grice much as our selling price. Buy your Gloves here. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 C 4 orsets ' Chamois, Chamoisette, Lisle and Silk Gloves Are Here and good even'weave . DISTINCTIVE MILLINERY , D CORSETS SO VERY LOW To secure the most "' : se a a oan Barrie ladies appreciate our efforts to help them economize in Headwear. The departure from the old system of "Workroom Models Only" has been » boon to our Millinery Dept. We show factory made models just as chie at about half the price. Altera- tions made to your liking. Lovely Hats from $3.50 to $7.00 Each Every desirable and authentic style for Spring wear is now on display. our new stocks, DEMONSTRATING MOORE & ARMSTRONG'S SUPREMACY IN DRESS GOODS AND SILKS Compare the qualities ayd prices carefully and judge for yourself. we buy the better value we are able to give. For instance We offer good quality Silk Poplin in about 10 colors at ...... $1.50 per yard 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta in nearly all colors. . ...-$2.00 per yard Fancy Stripe Taffeta for Sport Skirts at 7 Wool Serges in all colors at........ deco; Qualities such as we show in Dress Goods cannot be replaced at any price. DO NOT PUT OFF BUYING PRINTS AND GINGHAMS THE PRICES WILL GO HIGHER GINGHAMS are wold here at. 20¢ and 25 yd. PRINTS in big variety at..7....... + ..22¢ and 25¢ yd. CRUM'S best quality, English print, now worth 50c yd for 36¢ yd. Cotton goods of all kinds will continue to advance in price. We urge you to get your requirements without delay. The more 35c. NAINSOOK FOR 25c. We do not expect to receive another lot of these goods. If we should the price would be much higher. 25c. yard We are Agents for Butterick Patterns and carry the largest stock of Patterns in Barrie. fashionable Ready-to- Wear lines, be it in Suits, Dresses, Millinery or Corsets, you cannot do better: than select from MOORE & ARMSTRONG your Costume or Dress appear ut their best, it is imperative that you wear good Comets. Select a proper fitting model from our big variety of styles, Nemo, D & A, E. T. Co. and the well-known Crompton's all in the Corset Department. 75c. to $6.50 pr. THE NEW SPRING BLOUSES ARE EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE AND THE VARIETY IS IMMENSE This week there came to hand one of the largest shipments of Waists that this Store ever received at one time. Beautiful styles und heavy qualities, being bought before the recent advance, All sizes Habutai Silk Waists from............- $1.50 to $5.98 Georgette Crepe and Silk Crepede Chene $4.25 to $8.75 Serviceable Voiles from...........-+- $1.25 to $5.98 Silk Skirts in Plain Colors and Fancy Stripes Dressy and smart are these rustling Taffeta Skirts with their shirred belts and pockets. $6.75 to $13.50 each AND COATS Choose your Costume or Coat this week, excellent values offer- ed. Colors Sand, Browns, Navy, Green or Black. Moderately Priced SPECIALLY PRICED 'A vast asortment of Ladies' and Gents' Unibrellus have just been placed into stock snd are worthy of especial mention, They come in a better qual- ity of covering than could be procured today. Many of them have tape edges. Handles are newest desigus and it will pay you to see these. Shopping Week $2.50 NOTABLE VALUES IN CHARMING COSTUMES SILK COATS For the elderly lady no garment is mpre becoming than the Silk Coat. We offer these in Taffeta and Moire Silks at $17.00 to $26.50 SEE THE NEW MARIBOU CAPES, SO POPULAR FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR. NEWS OF COOKSTOWN segeine at Alex. Arnold's this Mrs. J. J. D. Banting is visit- 'The representative of The Barrie Examiner and Saturday Morning in Cookstown |ing with her son, Ernest, of Tor- t= George F. Thompeon. News items for Cookstown and adjacent country may be|onto. Prisoners of War Fund March 18---Balance as per last statement....8244 19 March 22---Miss Dorothy Blackmore, proceeds oi pit a handed or phoned to Mr. Thompson and will be forwarded to this paper. Phone No. 89 finds him. Subscriptions, either new or renewals may be forwarded through him. April 9.--Harold Patterson of Toronto spent a few days in town. last week the guest of his uncle, R. J. Coleman. County Engineer Campbell of Barrie spent Saturday in town. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henson of Allandale spent last week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Henson. , Mrs. I. 8. Hounsome and daughter, Ruby, of Barrie, visited during the past week at Chas. Hounsome's The Comfort Club df St. John's Church. will. pack boxes for the boys on Monday next. Fisher's gents' furnishing de- partment is well stocked with a new up-to-date line. Herb Graham of Clover Hill has sold his farm to Mrg Smith of Shelburne. & _Miss Jessic McClain 'has return- ed to the city after spending a vacation at her home. Rev, Mr. Fakney of Toronto preached in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday last. Miss Tabithia Henson of Barrie spent a. few days last week at her home here. J. R. Couse receiyed a car of nut coal this week. bout 16 kiddies started to attend school on Monday. Howard Banting and family of Ivy spent Sunday at John Flynn's. Mrs. McMahon of Toronto is Cookstown 9 Brin, ur Wheat and Exchan; Farmers, for Flour, Bran and Shorts. A WE GUARANTEE OUR FLOUR WATER LILY makes the nice Sweet Moist Loaf. MOSS ROSE makes the Beautiful White Crisp Pastry we all like. 'We manufacture Graham Flour, Whole Wheat Flour for Dark Bread. Wheatlets and Germ Meal for Porridge. CHOPPING:- Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ROBINSON BROS. - Flour Mills Proprietors | Mr.-and Mrs. Van of Muskoka spent the week-end with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johii Robinson, 4 Mrs. Joseph Kidd is visiting 'with friends in Toronto. A gang of Hydro men arrived in town this week and have com- menced wiring the town. F. H. Robinson and daughter, Margaret, motored to the city on Saturday. Mrs. W. G. Mackay and d&ugh- ter, Ruth; have returned after spending a few weeks in Toronto. V. N. Taylor of Ri¢hmond Hill 'will address the Bethesda and Cookstown Methodist congrega- tions on Sunday, next on behalf of the Belgians. Arthur Brown, an old and much esteemed farmer of the 12th line of West Gwillimbury, died at his home on Saturday. He was avery quiet, unassuming man and was greatly respected by his many friends. He was 81 years of age and is survived by his wife and three daughters, Mrs. Hugh Gubit of Innisfil, Mrs. McLennan of Toronto and Mrs. Currie of Brad- ford, and, two sons, William of 'Lefroy and Charles at home.. His remains were buried at Coulson's Hill on Monday, Rev. L. McLean of Bradford preached the funeral sermon. The pall-bearers were: Geo. and Peter Meher, Geo. Davis, J. D: Neilly, John Lee and Chas. Stewart. Order your counter check books from 'Fhe Examiner. of entertainment.... 19 00 March 20--Treasurer Me- Lellan, proceeds of en- tertainment in Opera House. 110 10 March 26--E. F. King. 12 00 April 4--Misses C, and J. MePhee..... . 5 00 Apri] 5--Mrs. 1 50 Mrs. Carr 1 50 Mrs. Crease ... 2 00 Mrs. Raymond . 2 00 Miss Brereton . 5 00 Miss Spry .... 3 00 Miss Billingsley . 1 00 I'. Rodgers ... 5 00 Mr. Ballantyne 100 Judge Vance . 5 00 Mrs. Donnell: 1 00 Mrs. Sims .. 16 00 Geo. Vickers 10 00) 4. H. Bennett . 1 00 8445 29 This amount was not suffic- jent to pay obligation. Those who want to make donations may dojso at the Union Bank at any fime. Dated April 9th, 1918. Library Re-Opening .Necessary repairs having been made to the boiler, the Public Library will be re-opened on Mon- day next, Apr. 15.This will be good news to the reading public of the] town, who fiavm greatly missed the advantages ui this institution during the last few months, Read the advertisements. R. A. STEPHENS SPRING SUITS JUST TO HAND Young Men's @gnch and Form-Fitting Suits, in Greys, Checks and Biéfes, at $23.00 to $25.00. Boys' School Suits, made in Norfolk styles, with bloomer pants. These suits are well made and trimmed, Mohair sleeve linings and Governor fasteners on bloomers. Men's and Boys' Light Weight Overcoats, in Greys and Browns, nicely made and well trimmed, selling at $12.00, $15.00, $17.00 to $22.00. Men's Odd Pants from $2.00 to $7.00. . Odd Vests in Tweeds and Worsteds, selling at $1.50 and $1.75 to clear. Overalls in Blacks, Blue, and Blue and White Stripes, 'also pant-shaped Overalls, worth $2.50, selling at $2.00 Working Men's Shirts worth $1.25 for $1.00 in all sizes. R. A. STEPHENS' DUNLOP ST. CLOTHIERS"