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rHB KIONAL a(lfERICf1 t ONTARIO
are taking over the f.rwitrsw end HEAT ■��
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SALE OF SHIRTS AO
Regular 75c to $1.50 for - - C
THIS is our Annual Shirt Sale --once a year we have
• general clean-up in our Shirt Department; that is
why you can get Shirts ao at this sale. This year
we are puttin the price b than ever so that they will
be all out of the way before stock -taking.
About five dozen of men's fine Negligee Shirts. sizes A G
14 to IN, regular 7 5c to $ I.50. On sale at only
Men's Black Worsted Sox 25c
These are manufacturer's "seconds." You know how
high in price hosiery is now and getting much higher this
is your opportunity. oma ear y, as
C I there
u 25c
only a limited number. On sale Saturday
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
- - Sok agent far -
Society' Brand .lade -to -order Clothing
""de'`- basi"" ""ems
Monte r. -TW ho.kay . tt>WI es
keenly played, bet the visitors serried
She bowers beer. with a eros e d 1-4.
'Ile 0 Aero, sea• thew toes tb
oute . Tie Fwee --b_t.rlaa B Ile Oleos
Loud. i'h. ^`soy
teas. played Wisgb.s looters w
Their.dav evening sad were beats.
peered • one -aided affair.
by thele , Mr w► a
l M t>
She -"Phis is it... t .third hoahsnd, ST. AUGUSTINE.
ed they all t. re the name of Wil- WIDetsirmY, Feb. 9
W ser sot titration the stove, se i t
a
1 •m.' ,-"You don't sly so? .%hy, SORCLT Brxa &TKD. - M•ach arm-
the
ffen
the woman is a regular Ball collector. ' polity is felt a t h Mr and ]ere. Jas.
irlynn, of Toronto, formerly of Ibis
place. who have suffered • double
iereavesent in the death d two dill -
HES,
YILL!g ■ �ptww j�
)lie E.
w,.. Tris f L a
Pinhlbr's VCeispeend Helped Her
Dariega of Life fl
LOYAL. 1lidlma_.a Va.-"After tale leg
WeosseDAT, Fab. iR M'en Itemise d 141111
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L Itdham s
egetabl• Csm
lir. Joe Gilden has tMurned hose) rood I feel like a
after •three weeks' furltotsgb is the ` sew woman. 1 at.
ways bad a hands be
Ilia. Wee, w• ate glad to tears. M
recovering (roes her [.oast Illness sad Gerbig the Cleats
her many (rivals around Loyal bore �� wile ether
Ma wee alms
to see her out in a few days,
On Monday end Tuesday we ripen` I
(lit)
,By reason of
g the changing
shape when in
motion this
sc tire
cleans itself - Of
all mud
and slime.
T. lel
bed feelbge ewe.
Wooed tins bee% Mat morns of the nes- ties at that Uns-
een.
ies --
ee . However. our brave email -drives! semen
was able to fare the norm. Good ear =oss��awl ►eat
hien' anima Now I ass
lit better health
a gone r•. lteeomms� ��
t Callow. W he foreman fir Mr. R. 1ieAlsisseggaee7 '' "- Mn. LIMA
dreo-Haywood. one year old, and
Lotti••, seven years of age. They were
tbe victims of a revere attack of
meaaie•. The remains of the little
ones were hrougbt t•o St. Augustine
for isterment in ibe cemetery here,
Ore two funerals bring about • week
wart
Mr. Thomas Clark, • resident of owr
villake for the last year, has removed.
aridt to the thriving village' thea I Baer Meg .
M Young for the coming sumtaer. Wo gamut._. 0 street, Biebmoad.Va.
shall mus rum from our social gatb- I Roe s j Life u • moat (albs
prior• Nal faded sE a wealse's existence. the
w rHTs -Mr. JAW'S Olen
ld terra le MY bs sratrsil4ly
w b turned rn s V ate Compound.
* vet age of I,aSf In. • head, at eittbt Makbsa•' Vegetable are a sense
;lents a pound. 1t pays to verse the Seth warebeg symptoms
right kind of stock. Mr. Glen ie of eaffeca ion, hot flashes, headaches,
awns ed not of the bast eat t le -men to ksrly drwd 01 impsegag
chi, sect ior. lir. Joe O'Connor, of I timidity. sends 4 the eon. palpitation
H t A t a CN l>w qg a wbiek sceempeq
delivered at Mc i.a uativa • few days gd aert•al hod*
• o three
bead of r at o - , s Mee are of Lydia i
felt ed the to Ile •t l 1110 11 as resosrad by
Nt'rri if Et our.-Saered Heart
'absorb, ti'. Augurtibe, was the sees
Ida pretty wedding on Monday, Feb
rears r.b, wbeim Mins Mary Kat bleen
npsiumiw, eldest daughter of the Isle
IMr. 'I bowas 1 rumina and of Mrs.
Qammina, was united in marriage to
1 Nr. Jui,eph P. Keniban, of Blucher,
i Sack . Rev Father Dean performed
the marriage cesemoo The bride
Waked raven ie in talk* -:rade suit of
navy blue French serge and wore •
I,-•utiful black Gage bat woth.c 1,1 gold
lace ti imming and • handsome set of
black fcs fur.. and carried • bouquet
of wi,ita bridal rums. liar sister, Miss
Bridget l'ummine, of Aytor. acted as
brid.eenaid and wore • tubr-a,wde
navy blue Preach serge ruts and large
beta n ) II !due velvet with black lox
furs and cArried pink rows. The
- J groom was awe -ted by ht+ 1 rather,
•••� Mr. Gus Kenihan, o1 St. Augustine.
After the a reuo.ry Mr. at il Mn. Ken-
_ ihan drove to the home of the bride's
a mrlh-r, where the bride, attired in
pale blue silk, and her mother received
••••••••••••0Itbe immediate friends of the happy
couple, numbering about thirty, who
a then sat down to a drlighlful dinner.
It's Cutter -Time! Afterwards tbe blade and groom de-
• per ted amidst showers of lice and con-
frttl for a brief wedding trip toT.ron-
' to and London. They will spend it few
weeks visiting Co ir many friends 1.e -
lore leaving for their' iiew hone in
Saska chewan. Kith b• ide and groom
ate Very p.tpulr, as wasshnwn I.y the
many beautiful pres.•ulalb. y received,
land they sill i.e greatly missed try
' th. ir 1 trete chile of friecd•. The
hride Los always taken an active part
in cbun•h and charitable wink. The
1 best wishi s of a h .t of tt iends *1
wilb them to tlo it n••w home.
LUCKN.OW.
i Ttk>D%V. Feb. t.'
I \ler-les are :t town and 1 tLi..k
`.nor of (hose who mine in contact
with [been will have a mealy time.
The ladies' class of the Methodist
char; h entertained the soldiers t . a
soci.I evening on Thursday last
tieyeral recto. s signed up last week
and the l.ucknuw hranch offPthe Bruce
land
1attali .n is ab •i' thirty -:b rn.1r..ng.
The old Y. i1. C. A tatil Ling has
horn given to th.• . ,'.I .r� for t hair
ha• I l., absi the gy in con-
nection with it.
The Tom Mails l'., were in town on
M. .day ermine and dreg 'a full
house. They core .latter the auspices
of the Lao -know ti eh igad-,
The publi: and high .eh sole were
'chard for a few dsv. on . c oua• o1
sss.e.4".11.41Mr ..Penis.tt again. We
utvanatsod the school budding was
• • disinfected.
(• before the eyes.
poultrym.n, Mr. W ill:aw McPhee, re ` ' -dPa' Tmti� V-
ia' es • rat her peculiar occurrence I Petite, weeks= and ingoietelb. sd
which took plice on Sunday morn- dizziness. otledltioassk Mt
ing %Vbite he wa at breakfast a I For these abnormal
large beet looped down and attacked fail to take Lydia 1L Plekbam's Yoe♦
one .,f his tai -mite bit ds. The fright- table Compound.
reed bird flew right into the bowie for
protection. Mr. Hawk got away un-
hurt, but Billy says be will be ready
for bins in the spring when be ntern•.
Cat
was 1M l.•ryrr. of t6• hese, etpari•
A K<ow is.i Bluo.-Ourwel'-knows )
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J. H. COLBORNE �
s ..�.. neslaner NO
Subscribe for the Designer %47
RGHT now is the time to subscribe for a real live fashion magazine (THE
DESIGNER.) Each m nth this book cons not only the very latest styles
in all women's apparel but also snappy sus, r�pts, suggestions for the
home and other interesting topers for the ladies.
Twelve months' subscription to thus magazine for 40c. DO iT NOW.
HOSIERY NINONS
Von are in need of woollen hosiery and this is M e0 have just
u wide in da new l the lacioae of est �I ninon,
the right time to bay. Let us sell you your shades, at per yard
year's supply of stockings before our price NEEDLES
advances.
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Misses' and tabes' soft wool hose, fine and Your wants in needle) forr knitting soldiers'
iOC
durable, sizes 6-10, 4� to 60C socks can be supplied
at pair 12 knitting needles per set
Misses' and boys' heavy worsted all -wool WAISTS
stockings, made to wear, 45C t0 6oe Silk crepe de -chane waists in white. �black,
�06-10, at pair.. ....... .. .. pink• and maize, in all the went- JJ''
Ladies' and children's 1 1 rib cashmere hose. ed size', at CORSETS
made from a very fine ) am and du--
able. Sizes i-10, at 35C t0 50C Try a pair of No. '_'4.1 D. & A corsets at 9k.
pair J J This is a corset that is fully guaran- �enlQ8e.-
Many other lines at old price'. teed and we will stand behind it. each
This`new, fash-
ionable DIVA SUPER -BONE D. 8s. A. CORSETS-
ionable and daintily finished super -bone corset is eut�rek different from an other
corset
rset made.
Super-bone is flexible as the body itself, unbreakable and non-rustable, gives
m
with perfect support. No.'4000 is a medium weight corset and it suited for aterage weight
figures, per pair $3.00. No. 6000 is a heavy corset and is suited for stout people. Try a pair
and be convinced. -
J. H. COLBORNE
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Mr. John lttnitet., j-., bas Mesad : ��������� •
w tib Mr. Tbosas T.' Ion lax tM wom-
ng summer.. ....li r.. J. N. Campbell
+ visiting friends iu 1lallrlt at pres-
ent.
HtacKAlTt:ta.-A recruiting meeting
was held in ibe Restflrld church last
Thnrsdiy night. Although it was I WINTER
rather stolrny, a googly number were
et
A BIRTHDAY CEL[Ita.tT1olr. - A i
pleasant eveetog was event at the i
borne of Mr. and Mrs. John ('lark on
Friday last, tbe cexsioo being in
bonorof Mr. Clark's' birtbdsy. While
relatives lend close neigbbanre enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. Clark.' splendid hospi-
tality, they were not unmindful of
those at the front who are riot per-
mitted to enjnv such oecaaioOs, and
some of the ladies spent part of the
sold'
GRAND TRUNK `. ,'EM
present. The sae. tint[, however, m
8 Rowed Trip Fires
are several here that certainly should ��
no, most of the hors tbou�tbt *bat Los: Lied[ -mares era
"production" name tl at . There are
with Balla sowers.. Although there
RESORTS
evening knitting sock. tor our ter •r c.: llari•irtos
boys. A happy feature of the even- socaa young siagie men that will oaks mea= Hattlls!r1+t•a ' ('.: C Jia.
inns entertainment was the preseote- a hat of coaxing b late the will en- P.maeh , a lea.: Jesama•vuiv 75.
lion to Mr. Clark of • floe leather list. eves if they have no home ties. am plena*L. via y: Yost and N
est
chair, showing the high esteem In while there are married men with MlerinMarr a aa. viatoee.tYostmtiand .a Har
which be is held in the neighborhood. families and large firms who would alga Deuoic ue tlicaea
Mr. Clark was the recipient of stony go it they cess pos-ibiy get away.
congratulations and good wishes. Let us bope that It • ill be nec-
Among three present 11•a ouc old and email for these last to have to gr.
esteemed ueigbhor. Mr.. James Clark. As there is to he a dig
tteno»ning oeetn
ono:bar of Mr. Juno Clark. who. a1- hog in the ball at gt ne
it
though having reached the fourscore Prissy Digi(, se torr; -tis speakers
mark. is still bale and hearty and u will meet with wcce,s in gettirg men
welcome amoog both old and young. for the 161st Battalion Hoorah, toys[
Two others of thor.e prevent are spec- Tbiok what ibe Dalton Battalion will
Lally worthy of note -lir. John Me- do, wben it gets to France. Tbrn you
Hardy and lfr Aodrew Green, two of and all of us win wish we had enlisted
the pioneers who helped to mak. Cql- in it.
burse towbsbip what it is tod•
After the presentation the rest athe
evening was spent in music and social
chat. "All happy In meet. sort, to
I. to, and hoping to mcet'grin."
arm. i
What better investnieut
could you make just now
than topurchase a fine
new Cutter
We handle the Gray and
McLaughlin .lakes, the
l.e•t in Canadal.
STOVES
lVe number of
Ranges and Beaters lett
and can give you gout
value frit CHIT !Morley.
High-class
Gasoline Engines
for pntl1ping and power.
Come in and vee them.
sir a♦
RORT. WILSON
.\ gent for
Massey -Harris Implements
Basilttxs St , Gedusek
•••00000000
Logs Wanted
W. will pty she h'ghe.t cash
prices for all kind. nt logs delivered
at the mill in 1. wlericb.
Custom •awing dos promptly at
any time.
a
We wilt also buy grain at nee
elevator and will p.v tbe best mar-
ket prices.
Orders 1w chopping or rollieg
grain promo. I, and etarefelry at-
tended to at our c hnt.pi.g sill.
J. E. Baechler
r and eleveter wroth of Mae-
tl''ws re veal yard.. tioderseb
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Markerzie re-
turned to L•scknow last week after a
.hurt hooey moon trip to Toronto.
They will tate up emblem e in Neville.
Mask., shoat April ist.
Owing In so knees at the manse,
I R•r. J. M Ihreran was unible to cwt•
Icharge of tbeservirr in the l'rsshyterisn
church last Monday and Rev. Mr. Mc-
Lennan, of Toronto. alt •wellies egret
1 Inc The Presbyterian, oerup:ed the
h11•t Mel,s.o Johnston arrived home
aat week from Winnipeg, .hers• be
had been ter oyer • year. We ender-
stand that he and hie brother, ReadL
NAVE YOU EN SICK?
Then you realize the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite,
and makes work a burden.
To restore that sin mob and stami na ibat
IA
to essential, nothing has ever equaled
or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be-
cause its strength - sustaining nourish-
ment invigorates the blood to distribute
c nergy throughout the hotly while its tonic
value sharpens the acs. cite and restores
health in a natural. permanent way.
If yon are run down, tired, nevous.
merworked or lack strength, get Scott'•
Emulsion to -day. At any drag store.
Scott a Bunce. Toronto, Oat.
GOER CH TOWNSHIP.
FARilIR+' CIA it. next meeting
o` the Formers' Club will beheld a t it
Orange Hall on \Vrdn qday. Iti,h io. .
Mr.Tboanea licMalien. ofSealant h. and
Mr. H. L. Malkrial will .peak on the
subject "(1 rt.er.1 Fatmiog or Mpscia'-
iz'ng." At the I sat meeting ibe C'ub
cars abort addresses 1r.•nt Meese,. Kea -
nigher, 1. !Wield and J. McClure.
W. 1'. C. :Sahel, Ser. -Tres..
PATRIOTIC S01-ILTT •NilTae.-Toe
United Women'. Patriotic anis. of
ti,arrrich town•h.t.hog 1,arkii.wl--riga
the d•,na'ion of 111.0) from Mrs. Wm.
Driver ..Oo Mondry evening. Feb-
ruary 1itb. • mein) evening will i.e
held a► the h mit of Mn. T. J. John
FEEILE, AGED NM
Bays ♦Iasl Igad. IIs. Mr..
Grand Saline, Texas. - "1 am as eget
woman and ter • tong time was weak
end feeble bet Vinnl restored my health
m a sang* m that 1 ileo .least weak
llgi�da ma ae an W atei 6eMag ail soy •
Imam trey VIEW ed knew l ..Ms as
1 ds. It is the beet maria M create
Meng* Iwai tor r .sle aids 1 hew
'Iw
arsw
Whin de heat le/an� IL hew k
bsiklear i --gear e bona
se y - ell be relnued.
H. C D /slop. DekRht
.,reachaadWea ladies. other Wahl wales
Meant Clesteo M1 •d : Hattie Crr., Ii4•\
Olt Catharine.. %Veli.. Oat.: Presume awing•.
out.
sHeketsw it well i•formaties ea •reYmtts
w F. F. LA XREOCI & nO%a 'h.se 1.
BlEBIBIOLMMEIVEMOMMIMMIMIMMIIII
44.4TMIAN.
Trasuss', Feb. S.
tauten.!' L/w-ALS.-Weare sorry to
here t . rs n,rt the sad news of the
death of Mir. McK.nz e, formerly of
this place. wh.r died at Cbicego on
Sunday morrinp. The teaming l.111l 11
arrive in Lu•}know tr day,
buried tomorrow In li•eenbiil (erne-
teey The 1intiee lis ie Bomb,
and Lena diet dec.ns+ •p nt ■ f. w deet
viel•ing at Sat. P1.Ulipi', West Wa.
wanosb, beet weak Mies Clara
M.cNamsrs. . ( Burton, [pant lot
week s ieiting her eou-in. Mi -s Evelyn
Wellington ..James Phillips, 01
Y••liow$rass, Sask., was t'newerg
acquaintances bete a couple of days
Int week. Mss Vic la Ft•irdy. of
Lucknow, w .- tbegue.tot Miss Maiigie
Hogan a few days Ian, week ....Dan
Ferguson apart t a day or so visiting
tVm. J MrKruzie, ovate Kinlougb...
Jack M..•D.•rald and sister, Mise
M .1 y. spent Sunday the guests/4 his.
EM- Finlayson, Ripley
To Mr. And Mr*. Geotge Swann, jr,,, a
sur.
KltiG2SBRIOGE.
MONDAY, Feb. 7.
Jorrisiis -Private Pat O'Rs ien, of
Goderich, w .- a Sunday visitor here.
Mi.s Margret Dation left Iasi
t.edsesday fpr Detroit ... ..Miss La
Londe baa r.• urned after a visit in
Det oit.... .Tb. Mimes Genevieve
O'C'wnor and Madeline Suli van• of
the G. e. 1 . spent Sunday at their
respective homes here.... J,wepb
O'Connor, who visited in Dein it la.'
week. returned on Thursday. He war
stop".aha eonreesion, for rnernhers and acr.ruPwnit d on hie return by hb
ranter, Minnie, who is spending a few
fiends. .k 'bort program is being
prepared b• house talent and no doubt Mwd
y from he.. *iio-rodedthe parent'1the 70oceru
will no good. Thr r-emninder of the
evening will i.e peered in social cleat
and games. M one ot•rilu will be put
up for W. during ib. evening. An
admittan^e fee of 2i' p -r couple.
Blackstone s ice-rrnm in bulk or
tricks spore!, to everyone.
and I»s •asci•1 •t P..rt Apert o
Wednesday and Ibe dance at Donator -
non on Eli lay of last week. They
telwm.t good time• on b..t b occasion..
WESTFIELD.
Non.D.IT, Feb. 7.
A Dts.%TK. -The AutI,irn young
people have ehallesged the Westfield
Literar y Society to debate. The stills
jean is. "Reanlved, that the newt slily
of the United States is jnstiflaMe."
To. affirmative is to be taken by Colin
P.ngland and Ralph Munroe. of
Auburn. and the ..native by Marvin
McDowell and Rsyiwoed it.J(uond,
rept eventing the W. L. 9 The dehate
will take place is Westfield aehool on
Tburedey evening. itltb inst. The prn-
eeed•, of course. will go to the Red
('role. Everybody command heersonoe-
thing worth while.
.!error.& -The grippe has had a grip
ow some of the people of this M ►tor.
bond, sad they think It t
named ..W• are sorry to say time
M trek improreme•t in Mer. Park'.
ensditioe. She has been i11 for reale
ties. with neurits.... .The lee WWI
in Enid eon lition the young
hese two ce j eying themselves ire
..wises I.14v . The rough ems&
ti.,. of the roods w made 'e.tniNgg
ember e``.plr veto, and mwere here �sh�es es vr�
sleighing
Rpweeth Lasa.[ held a de•
sl& spewing • week age sat FeMsy
wlgh•. Aa enjoyable time wee epset.
1
is Rheum, teas deb* facia
!sere :t..f 1 di in the blood
by di.ordeeed kidneys
lodge. along the nerve
Which hlat.dtes frown the
eye s. er oke forehead, and
across the cheek tit the
side of the now. The
came is oke ware a. 1e an
Ryes•tim- £isarrerd
RMarye. The aerie is Mr
wise the sane--
Dod,tl's
Kidney
PHIS
GotaCold?
Yen ebesld aid Ilanwe to throw it
of promptly. To loom the cough,
r_lieve the longi amid heal the is-
Aamtd throat tissues, try the old
ratable
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
.Ism... Kw. • helm.
h11111•4111. i&. Al
4aces'.- Pris.
Ti . sad SO. 17
DUNGANNON.
eli. IONE SDAT. Fel, 9, I
ROT. G. Gomm coodnrted the ser -
r c. In Knott church. (ioder.cb, lasts
Sand • y .,ening. -
J. R. MeNab left Monday morning'
lar T. roto, and will reach Beaeville
b fore s tenor.
Mr.Printing?
r. Uurnin, B. A., of Kinrr►rdii e
Hiatt . h, ul, visited at his bone. Mts.
Tho-. F:. Durniu'., last i+alurday. �Oc
The village cl:iec•ora in behalf cit
our rec. alts reel with good sti •cess in their taurr of collection on Satutd.iy
last.
The recruiting we-elicg billed for
Monday night in t he Mt tb.dist church
r. re bel to he positpor.ed. owing to
the storm of that day.
La grippe is quite t revaleot in our
burg. It claims many victim:.: sume,
are seriously ill. while others ere;
.sightly drink with.
I),n't fin g.t the great play entitled. '
"The Spinster: Convention,- os.
d.y evening. lloh inst.. in the Agri-
cuitural 11.11. A rare treat in store
ler a11. Proceeds in aid of the Red
Itees.
Mee. B. Turner left no Monday'
..truing of this wet k on her return L.
her home in New Von k. 8he was ac-
companied by her Mother, Mr David
Whyatr', of Winnipeg. who is to spend
some weeks in New York and other
eastern cities before hi. return.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
For wu+rneec and VANCOUVER
LEAVE TORONTO 6.40 P.M. DAILY
ViA THE TRANSCANADA
CONNECTING TRAIN LEAVES AT 7 A.M.
Through equipment including Electric Lighted Compartment Observa-
tion Car, Standard and Tourist bleepers.Dining Car, Flest-close Coaches -
The trreerat C.P.R. rre' .e mows ' e gk the
ar. .is Centre •f eac
eh
Nut'aWars tens 3..0e KiDD,C.P R Agent. er write SL O. MURPHY. D P. a_ Trial•
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
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SCIIOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for Particulars
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG. F. LINFOKTH WILLGOOSE,
Stegietrat. Ms. Bac. tpeestmt Pi maps,
Address: -354.6 Dundas St., London, Ont
ST. HELENS.
Tr VADAT. Feb. ii
Booz StoirIAL-On Friday evening.
Feteuary 4th, the W'owwen'e Institute
held a box roeisl. the Literaty oto
coety 'providing the program. The
main feature of the evening was an
and,.. hy Pie. Peter McKinnon, of
Loekaow. on the ate Inde of the United
y woee in ibis war. Part of the Lock -
now detachment was present, anal
favored 'be aodienee with several'
grind!
koruna' The cresting woe • gnd
enema sed netted the women nvgrl
qua The proceed• will to used in Rett l
Orta Tor k.
News or ani Wask.-Mir Mase!
Utile. of Mot sinews, is home for s
few days .... Three- ears of M Mee 1
brlek bare arrived foothe new school:
two ow re are expected ... Mr. I sere!.
ire, Of Milton. is • visitor with hie
end*. M.. S. Costive. Mu. Joynt,
sr.. end Mies Fasay are borne again
after vides`s fries,ti le Leseknow for •
week... . Wblteebortb LiterarySo-
el.ty will debate with Sr. Melees ter-
m Soeirty here os Friday, February
1 A gon program le eapeeted
Mr. and Mrs. Louts W«Miheebe.nd
'billion sweet the week -end et Nlyik
hale Jean .r Webb, of Leede. 4o.
gg1�ks1I,, ed Mies llalaabetb £sdereon, aDtkawesome' stet, an at their re-
�ssilv.ham s ter. [resents $r.
1. I.Masaa, tree t reebariteas wt Is
Ms ralges saes. to take divot ,( at Awl -
yr IM Wiwi to sabot.
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
the %tnat
STOCK -TAKING SALE
Starting Saturday, February 5th
1'
Walters & Co. Shoe Store
ALL WiNTER GOODS at SLAUGHTER PRICES
Read over the following list and see what we are doing
Men'• 1 buckle (h-erahoes. the
best quality, for this1 69
sale only - -
1.98
Men'. 2 buckle Over-
shoes, for this sale
Men's 3 buckle Over-
shoes, for this sale
Men's 4 buckle Over-
shoes, for this cele
Men .% 1 buckle Bushman' •
Rubbers,for this sale 1.69
only vw7
Men's 2 buckle Bushman'',
Robbers,ior thissale 2.19
only - - - - -
2.69
2.98
Men's,
\ten's : -inch leather top Ion'
loemien•s Rubbers.
2-69
for this sale only -
Men's 12 -inch high leather
t o p Lttmbermen's 3.69
Rubbers. for thissale
Boys Lnmberrser. Rub- 139
hers, 1 to •5 in size -
Boys' Lumhermen Rub -1 19
hers, 8 to' 13 in mine - '
Wotnen's Overshoes, high
button. for this sale 1.59
only
Women's Overshoes, 2 1.65
t.tickk, for this sale
Misses ' Overshoe', 1.25
high but ton ,this sale •
Women's, Mimes', !toys ,yd Children's Felt Shoe,
with Felt Soles. Fox with Leather Soles.
Trunks, Snit cases. Club Bags. etc.
EVERYTHING REDUCED. Be sure and see us if
you want anything in the shoe line.
Seeeeesoes to
J.11.MCQistw Walters & co.
Gell rM4 "The Stam with Leadership'
SHOE REPAIRING
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