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Shaker Flannel reg' 12i and .
10c., for.... 104- and cents.
Plaid-dressgoeds; reg. 1 e. and
20e., •for , ' 12t. cents.
All wool Men's MOO -Wear, reg.
' $1 .00 for . - 69 cents.'
Ladies Under*ear, reg. 25c..and.
35c. for. • , 221 cents.
Bleach Cotton. .10c, aitd I
for ....................8 een ta:
Factory Viet*, ye*, 10c. at'eic'
Special 'bargains in Men's Caps,
• reg. 75c; and $1,00T -Clearing
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' Mens", and Boys' Svieateea
duced,t6 half price.
Ladies'.Fitney Sweaters, reg. $2,
for . $1.19, •
Great Reduetions Men's._ and
Boy's Snits and Overcoats.
• • Men's Far Coats. the best beau
er shell, flush lining, 'Persian
lambcollar, reg. 816 for 69.45.
Overcoats, -- black beaver.
;0011, fur collar,.astrachan lined,
Ifest.tedieejlazielkerehiefs-,. IV -
for ,, ..... . . ,
Lace, mg. 4e. and-fice-perr-yard,
clearing sale. price . lc.
Braces, reg. ,256. and 35c., clear-
ing sale pr.ce., . . .1-9e;
*es - e,
reg. 26c. clearing at. .... 15e.
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clear ...:40e,..
Kingsbridge ° •Kintail
—Monday, Feb, 1,
Denis Sullivan;oftonnon, is visiting
his daughfer, Mrs. Edward Foley• ' •
Mr. and Mrs. James Young, of Gode
ricli, are visiting friendshere.
• Quite' a number from here , attended
the Burns' Ball on Monday iast.
Miss Minnie 'O'Connor, of Detroit, is'
•spending a few days under the parental
roof.
Miss -Erma Moss, of Goderich, 'spept
the past week with her sister, Mrs. J.. C.•
• (Intended for latit week) •
A number from here attended Mrs.
Charles Dalton's Sale on Monday.
A number of the young people fron,'
here atteudecl the Burns', Ball in Luck -
now on Mondaynight - All report an
erjoyable dine. ,
Miss S. ,Campbell. ' of . Toronto,will
address the ladies of the WomeWs.
In-
stitute at the home of Mrs. br. McDon-
ald, ICintail.She has a number of
subjects for na to choose from. All the
ladies of the village are cordially invited
Mies Sadie Griffin, formrly oAsh-
• to ,ati-encl. this' •tneeting-er2:30. o'clock
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field, V__,FAS married in DetroiCWednek,,,,,,,a1 •
-on Feb. 4th. The farmers,
meeting is.
se -on
helti-in-
. idal)oneld's Hall, KnAtil.
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A QUIET webnien, was seleMniZed at
thehonie of Mr. Riehard. MQWhinney,
• when his sister, Isabelle, beertme_the
bride of Mr.. Charles Taylor. ,The'CBI%
einony was coeducted by G. Gomm,
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of Dungannon. The bride, who vvils*
unattended; looked 'very: pretty' in her
•goingaway suit of bine, and worea black
velvet hat. After the wedding brea:kfast
and•Mrs. Taylor left ou th0 )1;45
train for, Batilt--,Ste... 'Marie and- -fvtlier-
points. On theirreturn theV•willl be
hours on thegroeeAs reectitly4ntrelilr44,
rani) Oa the thiTat.ith- Con ot. AithifitL
aftrx.Feb. 20t1.r. •, We extend congratula-
tione •• •
--Messrs.- Neil McAdam and Thonias
Quigley visited • friends' in Crewe one
• night last week. • -
Charles Langdon is working for
Julia O'Reilly in the absence of John F.
Sullivan, who is in the Forest City.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong Standish and
Mrs, Michael Bowler,- all of Godetich„
paid a flying trip! to 'Kingsbridge last
week.
William Moran, -Peter's Sentio
ary, London. , spent his vacation here.
Ile se tarnedieet Saturday- to- resunie his
atudies-in London.--,
• , We are pleased to 'report that -Miss
Nnine-Sullivaarwhentrelerwentatroper. -
ation in London hospital last Wednesday
for appendicitis, is improving nicely..
A surprise party was taken to the
John kt-Dal
on Friday of last week, .The night wee
Spent in "tripping the light fantastic"
an' a mos enjoya e trne was spent ,y
the mony'young people- present;
Joseph Allan Leonard. who spent a
couple of years in this Idetlity in . the
service of M. j. O'Connor andP., M.
Sullivan, it now in _Clinton antoiig . the
recruits for the 33rdlhitfillian. Ile carie
to Canada -frotn -Birminghtunr.- Englencl„
four years age and he lute spent -the last
two years : in;Stayner4:Coltingwood and
Wingham.
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 27th; a
very large crowd asseinbletiat the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew O'Connor on
the Lake Shore road, and were enter-
tained by a good old-time dance, everal
vcrepresent froM Goderich, Colborne
• and Kintail. Among the Kintail guests
----11)0Valt4'TliACK'ALL'-1111E'- WAY was David McGill.: the popular voolist
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Toroitto-montreal
Unexcelled Train Service
IiighTtelass of ,Iteniptitent‘
Witter Tottis .
to
talifOrnia, FlOrkla and
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BLITZSTERPS
Bargain Store
'NeXt'dikie J C. ,Armstrong
Bring ns your 'torte flare and
Raw Furs; we are paying high°t prices. , :
• AND TRUNK Rs' NrEtt'v;
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Sunny Sodih:
•rot:tathO1te of Routes
• " Low Varea now fft.
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Vex fell Pertieulats consult 0. T. R.
Ticket Agents or write
C. orning, °
; • Nit, Pass. AgentiVoronto.
Tidgeill'on Salt „
0. *006 4400$ 001104,1;
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who added to the enjoyment of the even-
ing by delivering in the usual admirabh3
manner some of his favorite songs; also
Duncan McKay, who provided BOMB
stirring bagpipe musie.The party did
not break up until 6•o'clock, "the.morn-
ing after the night • before," at which
time brealtfest Was med. A glorious
fume was reported b, ell.
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—.Monday, tell 1st.
Stewart 'Inlay' is visiting his brother,
Anson, Id preseht. '
Mrs. H. White retinted to her home
in Stratford last Satorday. ,
Fred Taylor, of 1crbn, is the guest, of
his brother-in.litw, Norman Shackeiton,
Mrs, 1, Andrew' and Mies Jessie spett
kb* da 0211 WODIC *Alt Mal tog
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Fourth Con Kinloss •
onday,7.•Velx 1.
We ®lad td learn that Tindal Rob,
rtsereriiittletirl lats-5vered.Tal ter a•
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protracted . .
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:The T. R. Co, found et 'necessary
to run a ceuplo of ongiees to help keep
the waYelear on SundaY,.• .
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AMA° iMcOita heught,a
Thi-
drw at good price lately•;•What's the
matter with Archie-anywayt
The Old stork very kindly presented
Mr. end Mrs: Dan. McLeod on the boun-
dary, with a fine baby girl, on the 28th
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We are glad to learn that at least two
of one Kinloss noys have responded to
their country's call and.are off -to enlist,'
namely, Messrs, Barbour and McLeod
on the 2nd.
- The Itevs Mr..,Peckover,--eonitne-ted the "
services in South Kinloss last Sunday
evening.. no topic was "The Great
1Var," which he handled very satisfact-
orily to all present.
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, We are having an old -dine February-
SO
f yr, hail„ rain and snow, till inside
4 hours, aceottipanied by keen frost end
high Winds onottly from R and X. E
The roads are very heavy. - ,
Anglis,McKeniie, of Rainy River, son-
in-lav
r..f George MeXenzie and formerly
a resident of Ashfield, spent a few days
last we* with the old gentleman, who
is hale and hearty and well entered on
the nineties.
The annual meeting of the Telephone
Co, was hold' at Ripley the of hvi
week. it eppears that qllit.' a number
are bellied with their payments That
may be the reason why they (trd-splining,
half -1016n to thnj n votw aim 'the
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Eighth Con., Kinloss
• Monday, Feb. 1;
Jim. Harris from the 12th. of Huron,
spent Tuesdey on the line. •
.. Miss Margaret Painter uf Kincardine,
is 'visiting on the line at Present.,___'-
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John -Culbert sktenta couple of days
this week, with friends in Kincardine.,
A few from here attended the Burn's
Ball in Lucknow, ,on Monday . evening.
Mr. and Irri. Wm. Elliot of Royal
Oak. visited at Faibt. Elliott on Thurs-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Congrain inient
1nwiays this wee • wit re gives in
Aingannorr anthvicinity.
Misses' Sadie and. Edna Elliott and
Messra' Rich. and Robt. Elliott, spent
Tharsday evening at Wm. tiongraih's.,
An enkiyable time was spent by' .a'
number of the young people of this line
on Tnesclay evening at Mr. McKay's.
The evening was spent in games and
danring.\ •
Our Holyiood friends like te keep
ninto: dare. :They bppoecTitskatirnetiiik.
orr Wed nescleY evening, -with. :a large
crowd . ,in* attendance. Nothing like
keening:an tothe tunes._
We atlect4e---know that-the--ecnid
innther has awakened .our Holyrood
• selibe, we always thought he Must be
• asleep or We would hear from him often-
er_ We seelcoine44iitai--baek
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Whitechurch
- \ (Intended for last week)
• The first meeting 4,the Literary SO-
ciety was held in: the .Troy Block on
Friday. lett. Although the roads were
bad a very large crowd was present. A
short business meeting was held befeire
the 'progiani.• Fred Davison gaVe..an'
excellent lecture on "Friction" and. Rev.
U.' Stewart spoke a few words of greet-
• ing. The band supplied • music. which
was worthy of high praise. The.meeting
ended. by the reading. of the "Echo,"
which is a paper commenting on all -that.
interests the village. Thenext:Meeting
will be held on..Feh..5. A •dodtest bas
eeti-areanged-forrheen-the-married--anel-
single women. _ •
: • Kinlough
• (Special Correspondence to the Sentinel)
KINLOUGH PRESBYTERIANS are in a
-pleasing mood at present, as things seem
to be going their way. They held their
annual congregational meeting on Wm-
nesday evening, Jan. 20th.—one of -the
largest'ineetings of ,the kind ever held in
-the:churcli—while-41e;business-of-th
past year, also the -business ottinuetim-
mg year, was handled in a way that was
pleasing to all - Imes -ed. - The-- financed
-66ternentiihavd- that=neally/$900.00-
was raised by the congregation in the
past year, 560.00 of this was raised by
the Bible Class and Sunday School, and
the-Woinen's Anxilary§-460.00,--„Iitter
the business Was over refreshments were
served by the ladies, which was very
•-wept-eel . The ilupiex enielopea wer
introduced Ante). the „congregiition last
week, when, on an appointed day,' the
four elders and four. managers t UM& a •
complete canvass of the cong egation.
Wg started*With 50 sets bf envelo
but found out we required over 80. The
result of the canvass watveryiratifying
when we found out that. over
was subscribed toward stipend and rms.
sions in one day. Riversdale was equally
successful ` in their canvass, while)] puts,
US on the list of self-supporting congre
gations. serious of evangelistic meet-
ings were held in the church lately, con-
ducted, by Rev. H. 'Konkle, travelling
evangelist, accompanied by Mr. Me.
Breteny; who had charge of: the singing
These services will long be remembered.
by the people of Kinlough. Mr. Konkle
is a mild, pleasing sp4ter and certaily
-,nntleared-hiruself to matiy,..both in tbe
Riversdale and Kinlough congregations.
Mr. Breteny's solos were much apprecia-
ed and the singing was much improved
.by liis wprk here. Mrs. Konkle's solos
Were much appreciated also. The Illftt
ings COBBUBd for two and one, hal,f
• weblts andthe attendance speedily • in-
creased until the seating capacity of the
church was taxed to its utmost Many
Wished theni'fb continue another week,
but they only had two days to rest at
home before starting another campaign
.in Montreal, Cityr, Not Only our own
congregations were benefited, but all
the neighboring cOnfiregationt. as well.
Many strange faces were seen in trio
meetings and a great number of decision
tarda were eigned end the &Adieu Tito.
lo themselves received an impetus
which reakeittelf felt in this, iie:01.
borhood. May *to go on front dough
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Amberley
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• Mondays leb.- 1.
• Miss Annie Blue has returned to .her
home here. • •
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Bine , visited at
Johnlergtionit's-- • --
Mies 'Alary Alton_oa Joe of Belfast,
are visiting friends here.
Mr. and 'Airs. Peter Campbell; spent
b'enclay with friende on theaecond.
Mr .• and Mys, Geo. Hocigins, Riyley,
visited the latters mother last week,,
• Mrs.Terguson Sr. and waster Jackie,
visited the week end at klugh Ferg-
uson's. r- • „
The many friends of Thos. Jackson,
will be sorry to,hear again of his sud-
den illness-
Mrs. John Scott is staying with Iter
sister. Mrs. John Emmerton, Lake
Shore"at present, ' •
."MES".. Tom Holmes, Riplei; and 'Mrs.
Jas:' Stery,' Lecombe, Alberta, visited
Mrs. Tom .eott last' week.' °.
Don't forget the debate, stejling ton
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test arid programme in the Wobdinau:s
itfonday, tebuary 8th.
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IV it lilt einthlie 'gOn,
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V 11. Gibliorer
L. Stein, A. McNay,•• • •
Sr. I telm, B. Stein, II. Hogan,
j. Unglaort, N.111 gland.
ri—w, 110014 E. (Atmore, kT.
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Some Interesting Values in Furs I
Ladies' -CIO.th_Coats-,- rEtc.
We. take stock at the end of this inoath.
,Thereare many lines we want to Clear
'i4egardiess of cost beioro February ist.
—Ladies'-aoth CoatslitiVbeTtifered • at Sargaiii prices
also Children's.
Everything in Furs at prices that will tempt custorne'rs
to buy.. - • „
Special prices in Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats,
One Men's Fur -lined Coat, $35.00 for $?5:00. Men's
- Black Dog..._coat-8,:witti4k.,§tiadfiri-Coilar-,-.—kofkof1--
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We dont want to carry one pair of, this season's ,
goods into next season. 'On Jan. • /5th and after
we will give special prices.on all Our feet goods for 1
spot cash: . Every pair must go at reduced prices.
. Men's Hens - Rubbers A 10 per cent off. . it
On and aftei Jan. 15th we will give A.__giticaunt•_at
to per cent, on all our Men's Heavy W
Rubbers. e
have them in the polaular styles of buckle and late
and leather top. -If your Rubbers aregetting worn
this is a chance to tot a. pair to finish out the win-
' ter, at feduced prictts,
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