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OXFORD BIBLES
A world-tanc,tis Ifni. ai-
,•ea.ainshleprices. hoii 1 to I.S.
Proper leeks and Nyaa leaks
l•'ix all churehes at pnbliahelr:
, I.,. 11111.1•..
B,wks forByl and Girls
N e hits t 14 greet line at 114,11111111-
Picture Books
and rape., Toy'
Rook-- fn,n1 :a1- 14. NA 1.
Code Boob
A most a iiiptete Mae, f &k
DictlNarles
11'1- bat', th.•u, for -11,, !wine.
pith. pod .,•1148..1 to well trout
•!ik•
Fiction
A len complete lint• of all ilia'
nrw\la..kx worth white•. ,
Fountain Pens
11 :.1,1111 u� ,a •rflldey,. line, from
12.541 •11
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11F:u�r i. Frei
b1.>- 1.,/711 ousuts. 14 (gxiendi torn -
shut,, is visiting elativrs herr.
1 he N. M. S met at the home of Mr.:
Wit, Mat -on las 11'edtlesday afterneen.
Mess May Mat s'armid has returned
icesse front I e1- cisi with friends at 1-uck-
014sa
She watt: ladies' ,ult Bible class are
.giving a ttdenaint • t on the eceniny;
• of St .-tlentnc''s iras.
A )minder of the you p,ex,ple ut thi=
uaetpunih pt,nbfrs if the ...how and
tine.• wfa, took part t the Christmas
tannate--"vuiprited" N and' Mrs.
lltdlet by gatheringat the "parsonage or,
K iealay evening last he principal
of the gathering wa soon made
kla,a alien they preaenttd . r-. He•dlet
will, a vn handsome, photo.raph cah-
uet, as token of appreciat ,n 1-.1 her
won. • c r leder and as dir - are.- of
1M C'ho, oras entertainment Nits.
1*elIeyreph very gracefully.tha ,n, al!
lox t egift. a 'ch aasone he partitularly
tte-n d The ntntainder of the et •n::g-
na; spent in gatht . And music. Re h-
nle.ls weir also *rtvd by the v( n,;
ERN'S GROCERY
We have extra
values:in
THE ANNUAL STOCK -TAKING.
Congregation of Knox Church Reviews the Work
of the Past Year.
The annual con-
gregational meeting of
Knox church was held
on Monday evening,
with a fair attendance.
The meeting was
opened with devotion-
al exercises conducted
bs the pastor, Rev. R.
C. Mcllermid, after which Mr, C. A.
Nairn, chairman of the board of maltage-
ment, was elected chairman of the meet-
ing and Mr. J. P. flume secretary.
- The report of the session wag read by
the pastor. It reviewed the conditions of
the past year. mentioning especially the
part which the cotlgrtgation Is having in
the great war struggle through the gal-
lant nun who are representing it in every
field of actin. The /boor Roll of Knox
church tees contains 127 names, includ-
ing own t1 rse'S .and the pastor mentioned
that a third nurse. Miss Miler, should be
included in the list'. - These brave men
and women had occupied a large and
sacred plate in the thought and prayer of
the congregation throughout the year.
1)uriug 11117 eight had made the supreme and'
their names had been rev
erenty inscribed on the "Promoted"
lea. which row includes 'fourteen names
Cont:nendatco , of the •wort, of the
various organizations of the church wa.-
-expressed. The memllrrship Was re-
ported as 77 i. an unit -vier over the pre-
trial, veal ;o-tlien ty-num. The eo ngrega-
ti4n,uuw 4xinprises ill 4amilies. There
were faenty-eight bapn.sm' and hlteen
marriage, Buri:lg the yea.
Tt.t re•v,rtlot Lb.. Sa th school airs by the super; endtnt. Mi.
Aka. Saut,ders. is to made an • earnest ap-
pral for yunueers for the teat met • staff.
From the -Wads of the school d ring thc'
year $1741.44, ws, given, to mi••nxnary,
ort, an addltert to grants to it.
r tund ,and the Sick Children's ma 1
pi i.1-urout0.
report of the-M....ealary Asait-n
tion wed' subsumi al progress. The
cot:tn ti- in hehaII of the "Budget"
I alser: 'hr ar.e.t In the history of Knox
chcr.•,. a t1 alt'.ugh the objective of;
42 1 s 1) ha riot hien quite reached 'a i
slight :Khan, th:- year .toald bnng the.
•cor.trtbatl•di- • that mark In addition;
to 'h. money :trihuted by -the 1'. P.1
S. C. E.. the Se , tt. ,drool and the -in f
dtvid'.al member- 01 the cungreganon, j
Inc .\s -„dation ani, oaledged the gen-'
er.,1:- lxque-t nada the, late esteemed
senior elder. Mr. Jaya.: rst•flanan. of 4400
for hum* art' :.reign -int 'Ion-. . Interest
in aussaUlart autk had -n stimulated I
In rtenth' •neetu:g- of t - Association
held :urtng the year.
Mr. J. P. Hume.. (}resident`
tctfIauor;, in dts.ussing th:- rt ex -
flair cd the :.ongregat ion's vbliga • on. to '
the matter o1 the "Budget," and rgec1 i
a still .realer effori in support .if ,the ts-
s1,-:ary .ansa.
The \Iactalhvray.. \b5 -ton Band
orted a membe•rsht,,,o 10" and an aver -
a. attendaece at meetings of 32. Tptal
itrihution.s after dtdeetitlg expenses
$1'i.
t• Y. 1'. S. C. E. reported that meet-
ings ad .been held regularly and the So -
arty tadsupplied blotter; Iur the pulp
every ' oda:.
The rthu: Crt!c tis., report the
holding t n-. evhngs i egularlya • . the re-
tort g+ve some tnteres g partic-
ular,: -ot• a tear's wor. , Ten of, the
Members h d tranche( ,ea into various
twlds of , vice a.. new recruits were
MARS
per roll \ . 22 for $ I.00
AURORA
10c per" roll .
a
W.: HERN
THE N(,It t 1:1 i'Ht►lk
4
MULTIPLYING '
MAN POWEI;t
Iet,L('e» 1,10111' 1111-011,1-- 114'
'41401 1e,w1•r o11 1111• farts.
(t d,a•. flee chores-- itn'I.- 1L.
row. -churns the butter- •• 1,
etr,tti•. the 1,1.114111.
1, p111op- the wader and grunl-
the Ma.1-.
sou
(1, 11111411111.light for the lalrna anit
onthr,ildingle, lengthening tb.-
wnrking day.
11 14.ey- for itself qul.•kly in 1101.
:snit lab's. sans!. ,
kmai In additinn ' tar all this n
nrings eitl txttnbrta and ton -
venters -es to the. flirm,
'rhlm art•ot.•r:AI,t111N) Dello- frights
supply ing ek'ettic light &slit
'sine, to taro's. arnntry h
and husirn'sw-. throughoul the
w'o rkl,
12E14'0 t,1t:H'f is self clankia --
sir caodtrl--Mope automatically
- -has is thick plate tong•Itved
battery -- lstll•M•arings--no belts
-rims eat kenr,e•n.•.
AsYth,.r de•.t:riptive taokrl.a
Robert Wilson
1 rEt,t'(1-L (1)4'1' tnereaae•.
Tarn F. fAchmey.
Cir o'e a the ung women', branch of tle
tongtegat1 issionary effort.
The\. 'out.; . len', Clas- reported a
1611 .1 '_ '. This cla-s was organ -
under 1114 1. ,erchlp of Dr.. J, M.
able to continue the
been Succeeded by
thor"ughness and
appreciated by
submitted by
Society The
the same as
Iters attend -
.me helpers.
r included
al treas-
thing.
r ) 'Fenlon
iekl, 'ho ,'an, u
work a . v,ii.
Mrs. l'rqutt-.r win
eflicienty art t
the class.
An excelled re
the Nomen: Mist-
mrmtership,remaln,
Ia-1 year. with lifts -lit
Ink meetings and forty: -ti
The ct,ntrih:tons nl th
$2117 remitted to thle Pres,
titer. and' -a-ulendid bale
valued at $1 Is 111. ... - -'111.11
Home \lani'1o'ai
Y.
NIrs. Ham,. o 1 ('.,eta Pres' ent `Of
the Serie“-, athu. -i;t•ing that t ' giv-
ing. of• the W \I - .honed an Inti -ase
of tact last vtet, tMltllt,'d out that ( .e -
rich was behl+td some of the sister
ties of the Presto nary in it- tontrihut
and bes,poke an earnest effort towards
further intra -a -e-.
Thr Pasta' -.Aid re;,rrted that there
had been tea casts of need in the ton-
eregation, and these few had been re -
17( red as pr,1m thy as i er•sible,
The Ladie-' 4id Society wa- able to re-
payment- of *1:17 for repairs and
rosenients to church property, a con-
iion ,,f Mi to the general funds of
Lurch. and a balance on hand of
BA•s,des being effective in t h1•
ul m•,ney for church purposes.
,11 'this excellent organization
means of increasing sociability
members of die congrega-
1m
t rill
the (
ails
raising
the wt
provides
among th..
tem
In the rep
prt'c iative re
eh7' F:. Sunbtry, the former organist and
.oir-master, w o last year resigned his
paaition in ( tiler o enlist for military ser
%ice- Other corm
In military service,
who has won the
It ..f the church choir, ap-
-renee aa" made to Mr.
r member- of the choir
e Mr. J. R. Coutts.
6litary Medal, Mr.
J. H. Marshall. who brook part. at Vim)
Ridge, and \;esus A. Goodwin, J. B.
Mena). Jas. ,Iunor an'dW. T. Sharpe.
In Mr. C. J. W. Taylor, w aucceeded Mr
Sunbury, the choir has a\ most efficient
t hailer and organist. The, number of
members or the choir roll is 5. and the
average attendance is thirty.
The report of the board ..f managers
was read by the chairman. Grateful
mention was made of the increase in the
number of members contributing system-
atically by moans of the weekly envel-
opes and the hope. was expressed that
11111 more a. Auld adopt this means of ,
contribution. Last yea' the hoard suf-
fered the lost, through his resignation. of
one of its most faithful and efficient of-
beers. in 1)r 11 1. Strang. fir a long
time its capable secretary. The follow-
ing resolution was placed in the minutes
of the board
"That this hoa'rl place on record its
am -tar: toe 01 the long. faithful and
eminet,tly efficient service that Ili. H. 1.
Strang has rendered the board and con-
gregation of Knox church in discharging
the manifold duties of secretary to
this board of management for upwards of
forty -two years, during ahich unprece-
dently long period ht assisted in guiding
the church through its many vicissitudes.
and in ever upholding the highest ideals
of Christian life. liberality and service."
Mr. Chas. K. Saunders, treasurer of the
congregation, presented the financial
statement. which showed receipts 01
$4.525.22.
A summary of the net contributions of
all the various organizations of the con-
gregation during 11117 showed a total of
114.114a.:11.
The retiring members of the board of
managers. Dr, A. C. hunter, Messrs.
H. J. A. MacEa:u., C. A. Nairn and
C. K. Saunders. were re-elected.
Messrs. J. E. Tan and W. McCreath
sereppointed auditors.
rs of the Missionary Asaocia
e elected as 'follows: Presi-
H. ' K. Revell: vice presi-
. !•". Naftrl: treasurer, Mr. Jas.
tion
dent,
dent,Mr
Nt tS C III Rt.H. GOVE
M.CIattert y ; 'secretary. 111r. H.
On million' the objective' for the mis-
sionary fund this year was fixed at $2,500.
Votes of thanks to the board of mana
gers, the Ladies' Aid Society and .the
chair were paged.
Dr. Strang. who for the first time in
over forty years ass not present at thean-
nual meeting. his a'bse'nce on this occasion
being due to illness, .•as re-elected set
Lary of the congregation, and a r..:tlu-
tt(ln of appreciation and , vmpat • ' was
adopted. Another resolution xpressed
sympathy with Mr. A. Strton, secre-
tary of session, in hitsillnt
A resolution expressi
.tion of the work
R. C. McDermid
ministrations t
tion, was a. pled; and after a vote of
anks tythe Sabbath school superin-
r. A- Saunders, and the staff of
the meeting was brought to a
eartytappreeia-
the pastor, Rev. ,
and especially of his I
sick of the oongrega- -
c 1rm
LANES.
MoNtAY. Fe . Ilth.
-
Mrs. John K ng. of Lucknow, is visit-
ue Mrs. W, P„slogan.
Mr. Thos, Faro. , of Semans, Sask., i s
visiting his brother Wilfred.
of
ucknow, spent Sun.: ' at Henry. P.
Hogan's.. -S
%%e welcome Mr. and Mr. Wm. Bowler
til our neighborhood.
Miss Lillian Pentland visited 1 er home
at Dungannon.
A BRAIN-SHARI'F:NER.- Here is a'•puzzle
in arithmetic for the youngsters. ' Tao
women went to a store with eggs. One
said to the other: "Give me one egg and 1
111 have twice the number you have."
The other said. "no, but you give me one
egg and we'll both have an equal number."
How many had ea -h originally'
Answer -No- 1 had 7 eggs, No, 2 had
WATCH YOUR
NERVES!
-
If you re bring down
ander th • •train nd Meerut of
work--tak a wont o timely ad-
vice. Look ort for your nervous
It takes osphate3 to
nourish your roes. Malert*
overrefined foods do not contain
enough of these pho »hates: there
fore, your new . practically
"wear out."
Penalar Dynamic Tonic
remedies this condition. it is
rich in the vital phoaphat nee
t'>tsary to nerve atrtngth. I ,doer
build you up. promptly and
surely. And you will be amaied
at the way thla scientific nerve
fond -frecfrom altxohol inc:rnau.»
your vigor, energy and .•ollumnce.
Get a P1.e Week/' Treatment
bottle from ria and ami
J. A. Campbell,
Phm R.
"Central Drag Stere"
N• .th St and �rbuare, f:r.lrri h
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TA RIO
MMINEINI
17 years ago this month we opened our doors in (ioderich. They have been:l7 years of
growth and we hope of service to the buying public of Ooderich and the surrounding country. To
celebrate this 17th anniversary we have planned a
Big Anniversary Sale
To Start on Saturday, Fob. l6th, and EDd\on Thursday, Feb. 28th
We have been preparing for this sale for some time and have gathered together a collection of merchandise
for it that will make it an outstanding event in the history of this business. Make a note of the dates and plan to
take advantage of the money -saving opportunities the Sale will afford. It will pay you well to do so, for with prices
climbing every day it will be a long time before equal values are offered you.
Just to keep the fact that it is our 17th anniversary prominent, nearly all prices will be 1 7c, a multiple of 17c
or end in 17c. Whatever the price it stands for a big value. Come to the sale. It will pay you and pay you well.
Fur Coats for Anniversary
Sales
Buy a Fur Coat now and save money.
They'll he higher next Winter, not a doubt
about that. These are new No. 1, high
grade garments and every one a bargain.
NO. 1
A handsome Muskrat Coat, Closely furred
Canadian Rat skins, evenly matched, goal
lining. Large size. A real lar- $6917
gain, Sale price .. •
Anniversary Sale Prices on Furs
You can save money buying Furs
are wonderfully low but we want to mak
stock into Tots.
17 Muffsat$15.17
Choice of 17 Muffs, fine black Wolf, Persian
Lamb, Natural Wolf, Fos, etc. Regular u to
535,0o and Hugo.- Anniver• $15 7
sary Sate, each ,,., ...... ..., •
Grey Lamb Muffs, $4.17
Children's Grey Lamb Muff,,bright fine cur,.
NO. 2 splendid quality. Aunrveraaiy
Sale, each ....-.,.... , •$4•
High grade Northern Muskrat Coat, Matte
from prime selected skins„beautifully marked
and matched. A particularly fine garment for
skins of this quality are very $9817
scarce, . Special sale price •
• NO. 3
wo choices Hodson Seal Coats, made frons
selected skin best real dye, newest style.
Coats of quail , style and service. $117
Saler puce, each ... , , .
NO. 4
One only extra choi Hudson Seal Coat, A
beautiful garment. Alaska Sable collar and
cuffs, very newest style, Regular $170
value today 5225. Auniversarr Sale,
Collection of Odd Muffs, $9.17
These are light and dark Furs. There is not ■
poor Muff in ttie entire lot. Regularup to
$2o,00. Anniversary Sale, choice $9.7
I.
Handsome Sable Muffs, $18,17
Two only handsome Alaska Stole Muff.
Very fine quality fur. Anni-
$18.17
nni- 18• 17
versary Sale - ...-, W
Extra Quality Muffs, $31,17
One fine Black Fox, one Adelaide Chinchilli,
one Seal Muff, Regular f.15. $31• 17
Anniversary Sale
at this Anniversary Sale. These prices
e a quick clearance anJ have divided the
A Mink Muff, $39.17
Onr only Mink :lull, newest barrel ,tyle,
beautifully marked and a very bsudaome pies
of fur. Anniversary Sale.... 339.17
Neck Pieces
We are divi,ling our stock
Neck Pieces, with
Ole excrntioit of 3 or 4.ext1' choice ones, into
three lots for this sale. In the lot you will
find Ne,'k Piece4 $bat will metHb the Muffs and
the two will mak a very cheap flet, ,
holce of 13 Nevin Pieces. only,55.17.
Choice of 12 Sca . all good styles, only
$10 17.
Choice of 14 Extra Quality Scar* igood
quality and the better grad* Tars,
only $15.17.
One Handsome Piece of Penia.jamb,
$31,17
Very handsome rsian Lamb Neck Piece, fine\,
glossy curl. Au ceptlopally good piece of
Fur, Anniversary , . le $31.17
\\\ Big Selling of Samples
Two big lots of samples\ o on sale Saturday for the great Anniversary event. These are sample 'rowels,
Napkins, Linen Cloths, hite Quilts, etc., and the prices you can buy them at are below regular *hok-
sale figures. Nothing the atter with 1`hem except that they are soiled from handling.
Sample Curtain Nets
too samples of Curtain Nets for Anniversary
• Sale. Of some there are more than one piece
id a paulf All long enough for small win
dows. These prices do not represent anything
like the real value. 1t is only because they are
samples they are so low. They are divided in
1,, two lots for Anniversary Sale.
Choice of lot No. I, 17c.
Choice of lot No. 2, 31c.
Specials in White
Cottons
Take our advice and buy all the Cot-
tons you want for a year or more, fcr
prices won't be as low as today for a
long time after the war is oyer,
A Beautiful White Cotton 17c
This is one of the big specials, full
yard wide, fine even texture, splen-
did for sewing purposes. A Cotton
that cannot be bonght today for
this price. A Iimi ed quantity only
to sell. Put up in yard lengths,
for Anniversary per 17c
yard
The above is the Sales h special.
Other white Cottons at per yard
13c, 20c and 25c
A Beautiful Naiosook 34c
This is wide, double fold cloth,
very fine. suitable for any purpose
you would use a fine Nainsook for.
it is absolutely free from dressing
and exceptional value, at the
Anniversary Sale, price per 34c
t aril
Other Nainsoxoks, not so good at
20c, 25c and 30c
Ladies' Handsome
Tailored Suits
$21.17
i t only Ladies' Tailored Suits,
black, green, navy and brown.
Serges and broadcloths. Every
garment a model. Materials
better by far than we can pos-
sibly get today. Styles are all
good, Regular rip to 935.00.
Fox Anniversary Sale, choice
321.17
'Anniversary Sale Millinery
Specials
Fina cleanup in Millicery department for Auto
versar Sale,
ho(ce of all Ladies' Hats 68c
Choice of all Children's Hats 34c
Choke of 100 Wings, Ornaments,
Mounts, etc. 17c
Beautiful Corset Cover Embroideries 34c
Corset Cover Embroideries, goal patterns on\
tine muslin$ and naiusooks. Worth 5 oe per
,aril or over. Anniversary Sale, per 34e
yard only ,,,•
Knitted Sets, $117
Clearing Knitted Sets, the last of the ,tock.
Choice of tllenn all. Regular up $1.17
to 2.00, Anniversary Sale
Big Coat Barga ( for Anniversary Sale
These Coats are good buying eoe for next season. The styles are near
and right up-to-date and wisteria better by far than can be had for
double these prices next fall season.
COATS AT 9.17
Ladies' Wiat Coate, plain cloths, whittle and tweeds, All ,lark
colorings, - Coate,
up•lo-date garments. Worth regu-
larly iis•oo`too5 5o. Anniversary Sale, c. =ice........ $9.17
COATS AT $13.17
These are undoubted bargains. The last of our hi h grade Coats.
They sold In the regular way at from $20.00 to 525. and there is
not one in the lot that is,aot good value at these pric to or 12
only left to sell. For Anil y Sale we give you
your choice for only .. , �o� 7
PLUSH COATS. $17.17 �.
5 Plush Coats. Garments of undoubted style and quality.
ine Salts and Lister Plush. handsome linings. For $
quick clearing, Anniversary Sale price
3 HANDSOME CLOTH COATS AT $22.17
These are the most handsome Coats we have in the store- Regular
53.7.50 to $42.50. One green, one brown, one black. Right up to
theniinute in style and material. Anniversary Sale. $22•17
each .
BARGAINS IN CHILDREN'S COATS
Just one dozen Children's and Misses' Coats to sell and every one
an Anniversary Bargain. This is the way we clear out the balance.
7 COATS AT $3.17
7 only Children's Colhla, sine 5 to to years, all fancy 'Peel7
tw*eds. Anniversary Shce Bargains, each .,,. ,,,,
4 COATS AT $6.17
These are regular $11,5o and 910.00 Coats. 4 only, good uality
dark tweeds. All this season's neweat styles. Anniver-
6.17
Bary Sale, special each .... .............
DRESS SKIRTS, $3.17
Ladies' Cloth Skirts made from good quality all wool materials in
several serviceable styles. mnrtly black and navy. The materials
could net be bought to -day for this price. There are ex- $3• 17
eel; 21 of them. For Anniversary le take yonr choice,
HANDSOME SERGE DRESS, $14.17
One only Black Serge Dreaa, made from extra good quality serge
and cut right up to -date sty le. This la a garment we nt as a
sample. Special for Anniversary Bak. One only 1Ai 4.17
for \ -
Linen Cloths
Linen Cloths 52,17
Linen Table Cloths, pure linen.
sizes 212/i yds. Extra $217
special Anni. Sale. each •
Very Fine Table Damask $1.17
\'ou cannot buy a yard of pure
linen Table Damask wholesale to-
day for this price. This is one of
our extra specials for our Anniver-
sary Sale and we only have a limit.
ed quantity to sell. Look ahead
anspmbuy ri y now. $1.17
special r yard
"Seconds" in Cloths $3.17 and
$4.17
25 Damask Table Cloths, sizes 2'z
and 3 yards long. These are "Se-
conds" but the imperfection will
not affect the wear to any extent.
Beautiful uality, real Irish Da
��eh ..$ •17 and 34.17
Black Sateen Underskirts 92c
Ladies' black Sateen ('nderakirts
Made front good quality rich 1..
trous sateen. Cut in one of the
best styles. Bramsj new, each 92e
6 times 17 or ...-
Flannelette 176
15o yards English Flannelette.
This is slightly narrower than stand• ' S
ana se cloth, but wide
enough for- most purposes. Feat
colors and heavy weight. Special
for our Anni y Sale per rhe
yard
Embroideries 8 1-2c
50o yards Emhroideriea and Inner
tlona. assorted widths and qualities
Some 011 nainaooka, some on mus
line, some on cambric.. A great
big Anniversary Bargain at1
per yard 8c
HODGENS BROS.
DIRECT IMPORTERS
GODERICH
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