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eclat PricesDuring The Big Sale.
HTAYX 'gtyi;LI'TY. i:INOL [>M, ' 4 Ids, wide.. Rege $6.00 gill. Salo 'Pdice
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CARPET ' SQUARES, .OIL LATHS, ETC.. all at• 20 PER. GENT•
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' BOYS' CLOTHIN
1 our xaew •fresti -stock of Suits and Overcoats reduced 20'
and 30 per cent off regular prices. •
Fine Quality Men's Overcoats, reg.` •$35.00.. , .. :'.. :.. -..$28 00
Men's All Wool Overcoat, reg. $22.011. . , .' .,« . . « ,. , . . • ..1,1.3 `en
Y,outts' rine Quality Overcoats,` reg, $17.00.:$1f;50
Men's. Fine Worsted Suits, reg. $45.00' SAE. PRICE. ;` . ..•. $36"00
Boys' Fine Tweed Suits, reg.. $12.00, "SALE PRICE'. t • :. • , ' ..$9.50
MEN'S BLACKBEA''G'ER. CLOTH O VERer'OATS, curl cfeith•"lined,•'rubber .
• : interlining, marmot collar. Reg. $45.00.. .:
MEN' BLACIf DOG •COATS, reg: $45.00; Sale... Prl'ce. 30.00.
,APL ES ALSO. DOWN -SIN • PI l E
itt, a long time since you -`bought Staple Dry Condi at
• • these prices, ' '
• 500. YDS. HEAVYWHITE Saxony Flannelette suitable for Ladies' or ' ,.
Children's wear', ap inches wide, reg° 50c yd,for. • 24 , •yds
ABOUT 1000. XDS: Striped. Flannel, 4 to 36'in' hes «de, heavy,
qualities and up to 66c,alues. SALE'ettePRIC3E .-..
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BLACK IND 'WHITE. Striped Shirting. Reg. 45G. ADJUSTMENT.,„
• ': PRICE i 33c yd. ' - ,.
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', STANDARD SHIRTINGS, blue and white stripe and cheeks, reg. 65e
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SALE - PRICE 48c yd..'. • ;
••^•BLACK' DENIM for'Overalle'.and 'Sn ecks..., Reg 85e Adjustment
Price 63c . yd.
YARNS, BLANKETS, TOWELLINGS, TABLE LINEN, RED:
• SPREADS•=all at Special Low Prices..
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Canned' Goods, Confectionery, 'Fancy ' Cakes..
SOFA .Meat Oysters':nn glass.
CAT,G A$Y DAY-ANI)r-`GET' A-
- GAN' AT T. SMITH'S STORE, •
We• test Wednesday and Sntur=,,
day, P.M. , Get your can any da:7.
Will also buy b iiited quantity
of good cedar. logs. • •
WE WILL• Al E1 CIATE YOUR
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-D. ANDREW---.
25-11-tf.
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HURON.TOWNSTiIP WEDDINGS
• Osbbrne-Snrith--At the" home Y •of
the bride's •parents, -Mr. and Mrs. W., •
C. 'Smith; Corr. 4, Huron; on Tuesday
December'28, by the Rev..,I, W "Kii•, w
patrick, of - the Ripley Methodist
Church, Miss'' Alice, Smith to Mr. El-
mer
Osberne., .The happy couple will! ,
commence wedded Wife en the groom's.
farm on con. 4, - amid the 'kindest
, wishes of their .• many, 'friends. for a
harmonious voyage over the tempest
anis sea .of life., . •. ,, •
McLean = Breekenri.dge' — At the
hone of the 'bride's parents, Mr.. and .
:Mrs John'Breckenridge, con.. 4,: Hur-.
on,. on Wednesday, December 29, by•
Rev. D. A, McLean, of Huron Presby
terian. Church; Miss Celia. , Brecken-
ridge to : Mr. Donald McLean,., of -Tiv-
erton.: Thebride•. is .favoi ably known
as one of Huron's popular young Iad-
ies and the groom, is one'. of Tiver='
ton's enterprising business men. The
best. wishp's ' for true "• happiness •'and
prosperity ..is extended" to them..by
their,: friends. • .• ' :. • •
Tuesday; Jan. 4 "
• Miss ..Mae Mackenzie; of Detroit,
visited for a -week or so -with her
ur}cle,- Rh. Mack... " ' _
Dr. Aleix Barnby was home, from\
Leamington for the Xmas' .vacation.,
- :``Miss Donalda•` Bogan ..was hake;•
from Toronto' for a week or so.
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Leslie Ritchie: ",is home from, the'.
-West fbr•the •winter months:. ••
Jerry. Kelly, of Lncan, •is ,7,rjsitiug
his:sister,, Mrs.` Wm. Hogan. '
Restaurant and, Lunch; :loons ifl , connection.
Highest • prig pjaid for new lard Cggs zr f ;
j Phone
Miss Bessie Barnby visited €riends,
in. Wmgham during the past week,•
.The day being' fine' the': vote polled .
on 'Monday for the election `off 'count
cilors .was quite.' large although 'the'
nortk'. end,. owing, to. the reeve •and.
deputy -reeve being elected by, acclam-
,.a v :moo .Os arc xis.
should be:: -, the-- erectors -evidently .- -'
ce-Haat=-read et..te.lispense
Statute Labor as they voted to retain
it by a. substantial .majority.'. The
figures are not.. obtainable just now.
The:. following -is the - vote- :obtained'
by 'the candidates:. Catnpbeell, a9814 •.1:
-Culbert;-•:-1854Johnston,.::,360;_.:McDon.....• _.
ald, .151.; .Sullivan, 266.
FORDYCE " • ; Joules . Dow was 'elected trustee in'-- "A great many people "refer' all the
plate of C. Martin who has served 'decisions.; ' of their hves to this•quest-
. _ Jar.: 4: ? �r Theyare
.7:Tuesday, Tueadap,- p •: will they say?" :
for the • art 9 years. • The attend- ion, "What
:.-,Miss: Lal%ne :Milner, of. Dann cus, .ince.at•the 'meeting [Was the best for held back from attempting. ambitious`
is- viarting hnenda about-Foidyee. _z .1c,•. --_- t hisigawbeeattse-of' the conviction tha
some gears,,'4ie �truetecs arQ C�
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A couple o>in sleighloads of youth Aitchison, :w.;Webster and J. Dow. thr:i1'' acquaintances '' n11 'pronounce
cin'd-Tieaotjc'Ilad`-ai1-eY►7oysble•Aime4at•,-.•..-. - : ......----,-.;------.r-.7.,...----._.....,.. .,p-_.._�.;. _thank,. foolish ;to._try«:.Thegtre£use.:t,o..
W. Champion's last, Friday evening. o-0- --- e ' ally the selves with the cause in
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A. couple of young niriirods of .this which they believe because they are a
locality loaf theirwalt riday, even-
ing. or rather evj¢, Yearnmorrping. • r°As' a matter of fact it nutters' '
.,It 'being very ric they decided not Electors Yof the 'Toswnshili ,of' 6,11. 'very l'wh
ittle at `the sa y` y,' and it
to return home .until Sunday. Their • . ross appear to have been fairly well inatters much , What one does. Thee
relations becoming alarmed planned , satisfied with their reeve and council , World :swings round to the one ;who -
to advertise for the stray►, ones,, blit of 1920; andso gave them • a new lives .up to his ,convjetions and • blares'," ;
bits own trail. : But for the timid souls
they turned up all right.. Don't rove lease of office .in the present year. l4�
' s'o far 'another tune, boys. • " Mr. Dave MacDonald Waa nominated who reegulate ` their 'action_ with the
Mr. end F Mrs. Geo,.., McRoberts for the reeveship but withdrew in dope ofy winning the apptoval of
spent the New 'Years day >w th Mr.• favor•'ef the veteran,, Geo. Falconer:' those about ,theni,,there• are no laurel
and Mrs. E, J. Haines. • ' ' •I Councilors are: Dave MacDonald, wreathes. One. who steers his bark
The annual sheeting of the School ! J, G. Erb, Walter Marshall, Joseph by the' coinpasa 'they say'. • never
.g its ,
ctiola annual
,bold ,;0#f Icy 29. Mr. �. iFilt. i1 P
hears eai°th's land :'
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We sen for ash -We , Sell°Cheaper'Than The Credit Stores
Our Reeve,. Mr.Johnston, received a
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telephone ,message last Monday. tothe
effeet,`Barring accidents, Hydro °wwa would
reach Lucknow.by the end Of this eek.
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WE. HAVE •IN: STOCK TRE SOLE 4 L'ECTRIC T;�GIIT
I#ULB, A FIRST ,CLASS ARTICLE: THESE' WERE PU11 :'•,
' :CHASED LAST' SUMMER ` WHICH' ENABLES. US T0'
GIVE YOU A GOOD PRICE, EVERY "BULB AS GUA'R-
4NTEFD. WE HAVE THEM IN 25, 40 AND 60 WATT .
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-ALSO IN 100 WATT NITROGEN. }
'SEE. 'Oil t SIX IN ONE -,FUSE PLUGS.
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We also have ::the - Edison line= --Hot
Point Irons, Grills, 'Toasters and Hot Plates.
Th e tuc•knoIaa
:re &.Coal Co ,
THE ' STORE ,THAT. NEVE* 'DISAPPOINTS:
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Below we sta4e•:a. few, of the many ,Bargainsto be found
her during our stock=taking sale,: Many are odd lines` and
balances .of many winter weight goods _ .which we ate offe. .
ing idiculousiy tow to • dispose •of the entice :amounts ,. •' It.
is to your advantage' to 'be here first •ani get °the:plunis.
MDI -'S -.and' YOUTHS' Heavy Ritbed •:-Underwear, ?5 per cent wont,
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sizes,. from 32 to 44 in either shirts or" drawers..ry A superiors garment at
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88c.
ii LEECEDmm',UNI]1 RWEA`r or ;iii its ani Men. ` 32 to -44 • size; in
less than pre -War' price..'
,shirts or • drawers: 2 grades :wool..and:- cotton ;...fleeced, $1.75. -quality_ for
$1,25; $1.50" quality fol. 95e. -
15 LADIRS'• SWEATER COATS Ll wel `.and Ballantyne makes,
Pure Wool, also same union; ail assortment of plain, striped • and- checks,
light and; :dark 'shtidesx .Coats_. todayort}--yip to!$13.00,-Sale-Price -
PULLOVERS'FOR- GIRLS, frotr-6 tt -12' 1+caYs; ` ll ul'ar . sliaiiesx' """
Qld Rase,. A'in.' Beauty, Turquoise; ;Cardinal; --•-••.$x.95- -to : $5:00 garments:-:-"
'SALE`:IQRICE••• $.
COATS'. SPOOL COTTON, 200 yd. Spools, Black: or
'white-a:n : numher__ ��nu-�r� :"a��'anl= _. a- . •
Men's Heavy Sox, Grey' shade.,, reg
55c
65c' line. .39c •
Skin Mitts and 'Gloves, special val
,. dies at .49, 69, 80c
..„ .,doz, Men.'a..flda1Y Plaid It lanel • ,•
ette' Shirts, 14% to 16, regular $3.00
Sale • Price. ..$2,,05 ea,
• 3 doz Boys' and Youths sizes only
inTweed Hats;•worthe up to $4.00 ,each
Our Sale Price is, ........$1.08 ea.
boys' V -•Neck Sweaters, 26.: to 36
in sizes, 3: shades, heavyweights} ,- --
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° 15G yds Wraperette, dark Shades,
n` •, 80 In. 'wide, 50c • cloth •selling ' at. 25c x .' ...--:_.:'
350 yds Canadian and Scotch Ging
• .:trams,• -:27 to7.30 in . -vide, -worth up• -tor ; .
'75c: Sale Price.. • -35c •
AC Mere :-Poplin 36:in. wide, dark `
shadesL going at..., ',;
TABL E, _LINEN ENDS—Aare Lin-
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Lon'en ,in ends from :-,..% up..tn.2-i yids,:. reg.....,.
the Glove. departmept, handreds of
Kid:in nearly every size, Many differ-
__ ent shades. Get in° on this bargain. •
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