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CORSETS AND BRASSIERS
Our Corset Department contains the three
known and leadinglines of corsets ---Nemo,
well
Coilene and A La Grace.
NO 514 is a NEMO model designed for the woman of from average to
large figure, who does not require abdominal support, but desires extreme
reductions .in back hips and upper lim bs. a Senii-elastic gores and bands in
the long, • graceful corset skirt give the' desired effect with perfect com-
fort. .Comes in White Coutil and sizes 23 to .35. Priced at $8.25 (tax in -
eluded.
NO. 216, another NEMO model, i
ium figures The semi -elastic inserts
NEMO "bridge" construction, insure
Free hip sections and light boning
Sizes 20 to 26, at $4.00.
COILENE and f A LA GRACE—
ly known. They have stood the test
We recommend them for their splend
comfort and -ease, thus giving durabil
• We have these lines in a variety of
s designed for the slender and fined-
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in the low bust, together withthe
perfect freedom over the.�diaphram.
add to its comfort. In White Coutil.
wit
These two are very well and favorab- N°
of years and : have proved their worth. 2462
id wearing qualities as well as the:r ,nL.fy„
ity, comfort and elegance .combined.
styles, and priced from $2.00 to $7.00.,
NO. 11 the new NEMO adjustable Brassier. It is having a wonderful
sale just now in the larger places, and .like all other Nemo products vet. can
heartily commend it to you. Sizes 34 to 40. Priced $1.75.
CAMERON, 1URDOCU & CO.
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Mr.. R. E. Truax, X1.1'., of Wa.k, r -
ton, returned home last week from a
trip to the Pacific Coast, where he
made arrangenient+s with B.C. sawtnil-
lers for a supply of lumber. He oss•
absetst from Walkerton for only 5
days.
An exchange says: Three Ken-
tuckians were killed alba fight over a
dig. The dog is alive because he ran
away. and hid. • All -of 'vhf. i (stoves
that brains Will tt;umph in th•- end.,
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FOURTH CON., K IN LOSS
(Intended for last week.)
The mother and eister of Mr. S
Carnochan spent ( few days of fa,.
week With him and fancily.
Mrs. R. MacDougall is llome from
her trip •to Chicago, greatly invigor-
ated by the outing.
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The distinctive Red Rose flavor, aroma and rich,
full strength is found in every Red Rose Sealed
Carton.
Never sold in. bulk.
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Dee Mag> eod has had Iiank Johns-
ton put down an artesian well • for
him. The work has. been veru satis-
factorily completed.
Mr. Ezekiel Hodgkinson. of the
Iluron Boundary, leas- purchase- n
"Ford" and the bovs are rluidly n.be-
coming expert in the ,nanagen:ecit of
it. • . -
The • MaSenzies ' have completed
another •season 'threshing in this.. lo►•-
ality. Crops turned out well so, tbst
both farmers and threshers are well
satisfied.
• It ►n'i, ht be well if each one of u•:
would 'decide.whether we are Bolshev-
ists; Socialists,. Reds. Communists or
spmething else, if someone 'would
only explain "just what these terns.
.mean:
Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
We Sell for Cash—We Sell Cheaper Than This Credit Stores
This is the (-OIIPOSITE, the most compact stove on the
market, takes up little space, will do all the work that th*.
most expensive range will do and costs less money. It is
just the thing for mail kitchens.
If interested or in need of a stove
will explain it fully to you.
be sure to call and we
TheLucknow Hardware &Coal Co.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DNA i'I'OiNTS
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Don't fill any lamp or stove with
ga-Visna or coal oil while they are
lighted. Keep the burners of all latnps
and stoves thoroughly clean. Fill
then during the day time.
CREAM
WANTE D
•BY—
rb, xaforth Creamery Co.
We solicit your patronage
ind guarantee you entire sat -
'erection.
Our prices are always the
highest.
(ler Testing done accurate -
by experts.
• Our service and payments
are prompt
Write a card to -day for
ragas.
!'rices were never as high
as at pre`►erit and still soar-
ing higher.
A card will bring you cans
on the next train from us.
11te Seaforth Creamery Co.
Seaforth, Ont. .
"THEY SAY"
"They say!" That phrase , has
blasted more characters and wrecked
more homes than any other in the
language. Calla halt on the treach-
erous peddler who comes at you with
his wares—"They say." Fares point
blank at his cowardly heart. "Who
say.?" That hits the spot: You can-
not afford to miss. The person who
Circulates a scandal or peddles truths
Kone is as good as the other) 'is a
vampire. He sucks lifeblood. No
combination of words in the language
has caused more trouble, pain and
sorrow. Shadowy—it hits in the dark.
It is anonymous. It has no personal-
ity. It cannot suffer any reaction. It
is wholly irresponsible The.ohrase_-
oughtto.be put under the ban.
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Don't keep matches in anything
but a closed metal receptacle. Use
safety matches:
• A ' REMEDY FOR "BLUES"
"We all have them -the richest, the
poorest, the highest and the lowest.
Those hated blue devils will con e
back no matter how we guard again.:
"them.. And if we treat them well.
feed then( .with & lot of very urs -
happy thoughts, overwork, lack of
sleep and stuffy rooms, they are goin
to. stay. Unless you want then for
household pets, get 'outdoors and los:• so
• them:- The fresh airsiosthe•- gess•, •
the blue devils are afraid of. Sonic: -
times it takes a'half hour or so to
walk them off, but you'll win out i
you stick to it. And when you wall:,
don't go, along with your head down,
' your hands in your pockets and o
frown on your face. Hold your ,hea•l
up and get.full value from your ex-
ercise. Just try this, recipe and se
if it doesn't work.
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Dcin't
trees.
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use, candles on Chri-;tn::t•;
NO NEED FOR ALARM
There is no need for alarm because
in some of our cities cdnsiderable
liquor of . various concotioris was sold
and consumed. Prohibition is too new
Ito wipe out the appetites of those •ad -
i dieted to alcohol. There is little drink-
ing compared with the amount con-
sumed when saloons were open. The
habituals will get liquor if it is to be
had—and . it Is obtainable in some
places .even if the price is seemingly
prohibitive. 'Het boys will not get the
habit as when the open saloon W a is on
' all the principal streets:; No need to
t' become discouraged and wonder if it j;-
a success and will be more so as time
Roes • on. There is too much manhmd
in.the Ame.riean people to permit an
• outlawed traffic -.to make any head-
• way. The man Who .ensourhoes rntt-
law ry cannot he considered a gond
citizen,—American Issue:
Don't out ashes in wooden boxes or
barrels. , Keep ashes away freim
boards. Hot a:.hes Rill take 'fire by
themselves, as frequently they have
small bits of coal mixed in with them.
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S(•l1Of)1, REPORTS
. S. S. No. 11. .!Afield.
R►•nr,.rt based on weekly exams arr.('
iensral work.
Sr. IV.-- R. Felc•c•. 1. (,rant".
,Sr. II1. - U. grant', D. }libber, 11.
Feler.`. ( Hamilton.
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f'rim�•r-K. i.'rn h' -r,.
N'smhc•r •n 1 12. Average at
t(•ndan(•r
reprftet Stttien4anPe.
•♦ Missed exams. .
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WEAR WARMER UNDERWEAR
NOW is the time to lay in your stock cf Wintor
Underwear. Our Underwear Stock ---the Biggest and
Best in the country—is filled with beautifully fashion -
y i
ed garments of superior quality for all ages and sizes.
TURNBL'I:LS for Ladies and Children. Vests, Ura:: ere;
Combinations in .all S tykes of neck, high or low.
STANFIELDS for Men and Boys. Nerd no introduction
Our lines of Green, Red or Blue are now in stodc in all, s:z•
es.'In 'finer goods vee recommend No's. 7, 7.7 or 88. These
3 lines we carry both in 2 piece or in combination.
FLEECED LINED for Boys and Men in Wool or Cotton
fleece. (,044 Values at bow prices prey ail.
('h:ldren's Knitted or Fleece Waists from in f: t:l's site up
to 12 years of age.
Sleepers in different styles. more comfortable than night-
ies. are shown in all wanted sizes at neo(!e•rate pries s.
Your Winter Hose
:\re•here in Fleece lined pure Cashmere or All Wool—('h'hlrrn':
1.adii.s sizes. Rca5 onahl) priced and well fashioned hose that will gig,.
wear are the kind we s •il. Special Values in- odd lines to clear at reduc-
ed prices.' -
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Get Ready for Christmas
Now is the time to prepare dour gAts. Something- you make is ap-
preciet'.d more as a gift than any riad-made artirl:-. We have *an
excellent stock of Stamped go►wls on hand. incluelintr towel. pillow eases,
nighigowtts, to:, cosies, ',argues, cc;mlqrg Jackets and 'arsons otlt••r tike'.::
that make useful gifts.
RIBBONS
1.:1D1Efi tell us that we ha':. t' Best stork of fancy I:il►I:'on, in thr
country. %e want you to 'r•e our rii►herns. Rihhons here for ever'. pur-
pose. Speriall otiried for making' gifts. We hale rileln►'is from :►c 10
S4.00 a '. rel, ant every yard a superior %aloe.
LAMES LOOKiNG FOR BLACK FURS WOULD DO
WELL TO CALL HERE.
A. MUN & SON - _ - RIPLEY