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It is still going and we are preparing for .another bigger and better
sale than ever on
Saturday December 15th
and the following days till January lat, 1918.
The balance of . this large stock has to be cleared out by the above
date owing to the lease expiring and the store having to be vacated by
that date, which means that prices will be cut in two.
This stock has nothing but the best lines in Clothing and Men's Fur-
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nishin s .consisting of Men's and Boys' Fleece -lined Underwear, Suits,
Overcoats, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Neck Ties, Work Shirts, Everything Wear. Raincoats
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Shoppers from out of town and who shop in the morning and pur-
a,chase $10. worth or more of goods will be given a free dinner at the
Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
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McDonald Biock, Windham.
Sale Still Going On. E. A. Brisben, Mgr.
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A thrill of exeltement was caused on
the 6th and 7th twee inion last Saturday,
morning when a phone message was re-
ceived bl John Coultes stating that Ser-
geant Charles Coupes one of the heroes
of Fi key Ridge would arrive on the ever-
ing 0 P. R train et Bal'th. A meeting
of his old neighbors was hurriedly rnlled
and on account of the storm it was
thought best to have a small deputation
meet the train and convey him to the
residence of Mr and Mrs. P. W. Scott,
when a public welcome would be extend-
ed to the hero, Accordingly about 70
guests were on hand out owing to the de•
;ailment of the Winnipeg express at Tor
onto yards, the train did not arrive at
Blyth till 11.40 p in where the Blyth
people received the hero with cheers and
songs and hearty hand shaking, and the
fair ones with even, better expressions of
pleasure and delight. Peter W. got the
guest and his uncle and aunt in the motor
car and amid cheers and singing by the
crowd "He's a Jolly Good Fellow," the
start was made for the good old Oth con.
As no speed cops were out the motor act
was suspended and arrival was anade at
the Hou•e ot Reception, just as the clock
pointed to 12. A bunch of the 6th boys
were standing at attention, and cheers.
which could be heard above the storm
were given. Charlie was grasped by his
churns and carried shoulder high and
deposited in the parlor. while Mr and
Mrs Henry sang that touching song
"Home Again." Mr, Thos Gear as
chairman received the Sergt. with an ad-
dress of welcome which was nicely re-
sponded to by the guest from France
Short speeches were trade by R. Henry,
M. McDowell and P. W. Scott, and songs
by Messrs Keating and Fells after which
the ladies gave a tasty lunch. The
guests after s nging vigorously ' For He's
a Jolly Good Fellow" started for their
homes. Sergt Coultes is on 10 days
leave and does not expect his discharge
for six months We omitted to state
that Sergt;t;oultes lost his arm at Vimy
Ridge.
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We are now ready to serve our custom-
ers with more tasty and useful Gifts for all s
members of the family. The selection is 2
now at its best as the stock of Christmas
Gifts is now complete.
For Mother
Fur Coat
Silk Meese
Silk snufflers
lers
Suede Glove*
Lined Gloves
White Kid Ghwee
Peary Haadkerchiers
Pettey collars
Silk Camisoles
1ett#eir cap
Silk Sweater
Silk Umbrella
Caubtaere hose
Silk hose
For Father
Bath Robe
Lounging coat
Smoking Jacket
SuedeiGtoves
Lined kid gloves
Fur lined $loves
Fine Underwear
Fine Shirts
Silk Shirts
Sweaters
Silk hose
Cashmere hose
Christmas neckwear in boxes
Urnbrellas
Pyjamas
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For Sister
Silk Sweater
Stock Collar
Silk Hosiery
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ltd Gloves ,
Suede Gloves
Crepe blouse
A set of furs
Cap and Scarf Set
Handkerchiefs
Ribbons .
Christmas Collars
Wool Sweaters
Fancy Pillows
For Brother
Suit of clothed
An Overcoat
Wool Gloves
White Shirt
Winter Underwear
Silk scarfs
Neckties
Caps and Hats
Sweaters
Silk hose
Linen handkerchiefs
Fancy handkerchiefs
Suspenders
Pyjamas
We invite you to come in and inspect our
showing of Christmas Gifts.
in and Get Your 1918 Caiendars
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WOMEN TORTURED!
Suffer terribly with corns because o
high heel., but why care now
Women wear high heels which buckle
up their toes and they suffer terribly from
corns. Women then proceed to trim
these pests, seeking relief, but they hardly
realize the terrible danger from infection,
says a Cincinnati anthority.
Cosns can easily be lifted out with the
fingers if you will get from any drug store
a quarter of an ounce of a druT called
treezone. This- is sufficient to remove
every hard or soft corn or callous from
one's feet. You simply apply a few drops
directly upon the tender, aching corn or
callous. root and all, lifts out without one
particle of pain.
This freezone is a sticky substance
which dries m a moment. It just shrivels
up the corn without inflaming or even ir-
ritating the surrounding tissue or skin.
Tell your wife about this,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Belgrave
Robert ,Armstrong of Ceaforth, le visit-
ing friends in the village..
Mr. and Miss McClelland. of Blyth.
,peat a day in the village
Glad to report the two little daughters
if Wm Corbett who have been eick
liphtheria are improving.
Little Ellen Sone is under the doctor's
-are with diphtheria.
Dr. Alliston who has been overseas and'
Mre. Alliston are visiting the formers'
mother.
Dr Kirkby went to .Guelph fair last
week with a seventeen months old entire
colt and showed in a class of thirteen get.
ting fifth place. the doctor then sold the
cold for the sum of $300. It was sired
by the doctor's grand (King Gertshurrie )
Mrs, Yuill's mother, Mrs. Sutten, had
the misfortune to fall downstairs giving
herself a bad shaking up; but was fortu-
nate in having no bones broken.
Notice is hereby given pursuant 10 Section
50, Chapter •21. f the revisrd statutes of Ont-
ario that all persons havh.g claims against
the estate of William Markley, deceased, who
died on or about the 28th day of November,
A. D. 1017, at' the Town of Wingham, in the
County of Rum, are required to send to rhe
undersign> d, the Solicitor for the Executor,
on or before the fifth day of January. A. D.
1918, their names andaddresso+ with full par-
tten1,raof their claims it writing, and the
nature of the securities (If any) held by thein.
And further take notice that after the said
fifth day of January, A. D. 19 8, the a<sets of
the said estate will bo distributed by' the ex-
ecutor among the parties thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which he shall then
have notice, and the estate will not bo liable
for any claims not filed at the time of the said
distribution. Dated at Wingham this third
day of December. A. D. 1917.
Dudley Ilolmes, Solicitor for
tho Executor, Martin Merkley
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Overhaul Your
—Car
If you intend to have your auto
overhauled and put in excellent shape
for spring see us.
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Have your Batteries cared for during
the winter.
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We guarantee first class workman-
ship.
The Overland Garage
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SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report for Novem-
ber of the Bluevale .Public School At-
tendance and 'conduct considered. Nam -
'es are in order of merit.
Sr and Jr, IV—Stanley Gallaher, Ber-
tha Gannett, James Watson, Margaret
Garniss, Cecil Dobie. King McDonald,
Edgar McMichael, Archie McBinney, Bert
Tulloch, Jean Black, James Bieckenridge,
I11 Class—Charlie Gannett, Roy
Thomas, Beatrice Dobie, Harry Elliott;
Charlie Messer, Cecil Stewart, Willie
Mundell, Janet Mowbray. Mary Mowbray,
I1, Class—Edith Breckenridge, Donna
Smith, Gordon Mundell. Cora Gannett,
Velma Brooks. Olive Norman, Beatrice
Thornton, Ernest Lancaster, Irene Mc-
Kinney, Everett' McGee.
Pr. A Class—Gordon Dobie, Fred
Elliott, Glenn Garniss, Tressa Stewart,
Kathleen Walden, Violet Simmons.
Pr• 13. Class—Muriel Thornton, Mack
Thomas, Clarence Thompson, Nellie Mc.
Cinney Beatrice Watson.
Pr. C. Class—Irving Cleghorn, Reta
Smith, Noble Greenway, Lottie Stewart
Robbie Simmons.
• Laura E. Holmes, Teacher
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting of the Shareholders
and Patrons of the Bluevale Cheese and But-
ter Company, Limited, will be hold in the
Forester's Hall, Bluevale on Dec.
20th, 1917, ot 1.30 o'clock Thursday, y+ p. nim for the election
of a Board of Dirootors and (lie transaction of
any other business ihat may conte before the'
maeting. Mr Frank IIeaons, Chief Dairy In-
structor will be present to give an address.
All are invited to attend By Order, -
S. PAUL, Soo'y.
GRAY -HAIR
Dr. Tremain'. Natural Hair Restorative, used
as directed, is guaranteed t0 restore gray hair
to its natural color or money refund d Posi-
tively not a dye and non.injutile its. Price 81.00,
post-paid. Write Tremain Supply Co., Toren.
McKibben% One
Storeinghant at J. Walton
W hitechurch
Mr. Herb Tiffin bf Ashland, Wisconsin,
carafe home on Sattu-day to attend the
funeral of Mr. George Tiffin.
Corp. Robert Laidlaw has been die
charged from the army as unfit for further
service, and is now wearing civilian
clothes. Corp Laidlaw enlisted with the
71st Batt. two years ago, went to France,
and suffered wounds which rendered him
unable to return to the trenches
The chain tea held at Mrs. Thomas
Gaunt's on Thursday Last was a decided
success both socially and financially. The
ladies busied themselves with sewing and
knitting for the soldiers, and with social
chat Lunch was served. The= sung of
$8.00 was added to the treasury of the
local patriotic society.
A sad and distressing accident was tha
which befell Mr. George Tiffin of the 4til
con. Kinloss on Wednesday of last week,
Dec. 5th. when, while working in a gravel
pit, part of the embankment gave way,
throwitig hint to the ground with such
force as to cause his death in a few mime
tee Rev. D. D. Thompson of I3luevaie,
conducted the, funeral service on Saturday
in Tifffns Methodist church, where many
friends of the family gathered to pay their
last tribute. Besides his wife, who was
Miss Robina Sheriff of Wingham, he
leaves four small children, one roster and
One brother also survive: Mrs, Wni.
Hetherington of Sask. and Mr, JOS Tiffin
of Langside. The deceased wasp 41 years
of age.
Remember the Christmas concerts in
the Methodists and Presbyterian churches
on Dec, 21 and Det:. 24th,
n-" Ti irIi P fT! ppTpirm
Mrs. Samuel Leggatt of fallen, is vialt-
1n Icer bother, Mit. W. Hutchison.
Mfrs, Poi" Sr. to ill with heat
Tkursclq Doe f stn 19:17
Creating a Sensation at The Picture House
all this week with hypnotism and telepathy.
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DOJV'T BUy A GOLD 23RICK.
Some 'smooth' salesman can sell inferior goods because they happen to
be convincing talkers and represent their goods as the 'rear stuff' Do not
be deceived by these when buying an article which you expect to use the
rest of your life. Use judgment in selecting your business course
We do not ask you take our course because of sentiment or predudice.
It is a straight business proposition We ask you to investigate the mer-
its of our school because we believe we can offer advantages not offered
elsewhere.
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WINGHAM, ONT.
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Christmas only two week's hence.
Owing to the severe weather on Sun-
day, the attendance at church was small
Mr. Jack Wendt our popular Jeweller.
spent a couple of days last week in Mild-
may owing to the illness of his father.
Mrs, Thos. Brown visited friends in
Toronto last week.
Miss Jean Town of Harnilton spent a
couple of weeks at her home here
Master Mack Allen visited his aunt in
Teeswater a few days last week. •
Mr Cecil Simpson and children of Lori.
ing, Parry Sound, visited friends in town,
last week
Mrs John Lackie of Ilderton, is at pre.
sent visiting her son, Mr. Georgi Lackie
of town.
Miss Lizzie Bryans of Brussels is visit-
ing friends in andaround town.
Mr A. Moffatt, spent last week with
friends in Owen Sound.
Huron County Council was in 'session
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Suggestions
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This is a time for Useful, Practical and Economical Gifts, you will find out
stock, in all departments full of such gifts.
Gifts for
Men
Neck Ties
In all the latest silks in correct
patterns and shapes, Prices
25c to 81.50.
(cloves
Best English gloves in listed
and unlined qualities. Prices
$1.50 to $4.
Neck Scarfs
Beautiful Scarfs in Fancy
Silk or Knitted qualities. Price
75c to $5.
Bath Robes and
House Coats
Fancy robes in latest styles
and materials. Prices $5 to $15
Sweater Coats
Heavy ribbed and fine light
weight styles. Prices $3.50 to
$12 50.
Linen and Silk
Handkerchiefs
Fine qua'ities in pure linen
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andsilk ilk with lain
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Waled designs. Prices 25c to'
75c.
Gifts for the
Children
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White Furs
Muffs, Stoles and Sets, in Thibet. Sitka
and Lamb. Prices $3.50 to $15,
Knitted (foods
Scarfs, Caps, !loves, Sweater Coats etc
latest styles Prices 50c to $3.50.
Sleigh
Robes
Babies' Robed in White Put and W
prices $3 50 and $7.50
Pox
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Gifts for
Women
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Furs and Fur Coats
Muffs. Stoles and Sets. In
Persian Lamb, Mink, Alaska
Sable, Pox and Wolf. Prices
and qualities guaranteed,
Fur Coats
Hudson Seal and Canadian
Rat coats from the beat manu-
facturers. Prices $85 to $250
Silk Blouses
Latest styles and colors in
Heavy Crepe blouses. also
Georgette Crepe. Prices 54.50
to $7 50
Kid (cloves
French Kid and Chamois
Gloves from the best makers
such as Perrin's. Pawner' and
Dent's, in latest styles. Prices
$1 50 to $3.50.
Fancy Collars
All the latest styles in neck-
wear Prices 50c to $2.
Handkerchiefs
Panty and plain linen hand-
kerchiefs sold in boxes or separ-
ately. All prices.
Silk Hose
Lad es' Silk Hose in all the
latest patterns and qualities,
Prices 81 to $2.50 a pr,.
Fancy Linens
Linen Tray Cloths, Pillow
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Shams Table Cloths. a kis
and Rowels. Special t`Valtt es at
old prices.
KING BROS.-
Produce
Wanted Phone 71