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YOUTH'S
Have you• been waiting tillsome-
one started.•a real sale of Overcoats?
1f so, here is yehr opportunity. You
can buy a new coat as cheaply here
as at the wholesale.
15.00
8000
5.00.
$18000.
10.00
6.50
12.00
9.00
[en's Lined Work Coats.
Men's 1taki lined coats, ' corduroy collars, well lined for cold weath-
er, fastened with heavy ;clasps in front, at just half the price of a sheep
lined 'coat. While they last' at $6.00 each:: "
Men's and Boys' Mackinaw Coats
. great coat for the cold weather, just a few. left. Men's at $7,00
each, Boy's at $4.50. Also Breeches to match,
Ail Ladies', sses' and Children's Winter
Coats 'lust go.
Regardless of, cost we are go-ing to clear out our entire
of ladies' Misses' and children's coats. Don't miss, these real- bar-
gains. IVIany fine coats to choose from.
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the sessiori with pae,y,tit ted church, was p1 eee/atnes St. 17131
t and opened
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1)rest3al, and
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on behalf of the co
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taking part in the o7
of the 1926 couieii.
Per Councillors Da
azul Gilles-
pie that: Councillors Iia and s incl
17oultis, "with the lRedtz
striking committee an�� e act as a
d1:1 ot.
`The meeting
tad,jourhed �0 7,50 z
m. on motion of Davi P.
The,; adjourned 11155 ting was con-
versed at 7.30 with al
present. The inint,,te ' tho members
ing session were read„, of the inorn-
A letter was read':and approved,.
Mahler, of Niagara, 1?;frorn Mi
municipal tax due i:e�lls, regarfling
A . petition signed fy
lady; ,members of th, twenty-five
saute, asking. that antigm women's In -
the council to prevelIi be taken by
of milk other than,Pt the delivery
ronii cows tested
Action defer-
advice,
e Striking com-
e Property- ln; and is as fol-
and Gillespie; Fi obileilloxs Coultis
an e
o o
fors Hawlezns and Clineil-
Cottncillors Gilles oultiS; .Cemetery
Roads and Bridg1e' and Davis;
Davis and Havrkinsrs Councillors
member of all cox” —Thereeve is a
first named to acannittees and the
dopted on: notion as chairman . A-
lespie,
..The following
made; Members
Board for 1826-
J'eckell, Motion
Teeple. Carried..
Cemetery Boa
and Wilbert
Davis and Gilles
Board of Heal
Mgid.
otion of Hawki
ri
Fence Viewer
Pen.hale, Thos. J
sett, Motion of
Pie. . Carried
Truant - Offie
wood. Motion
aw sins. Carl
r—Rd
against tuberculos
red to seek furthe
The• report of
n
11tt h ee was. and
e
�:; T `•
of Davis and Gil-
ppointlnents- were
of the Library
7-2S, Mr. James'
E Coultis and Gil
—7arnes Weekes
in on motion of
ie_ Carried
x-0. H. Sanders.
and Davis. Car-
-Messrs.. W. H.,
es incl W. J. Big-
-naultis and Gilles-
--Thos. Coiling-
f Gillespie and
(miter. Motion of
oder k
A .°' " 14th;' 1326
14rIT'T+`IIIT".'x T() 4%`-F AL
Oti Thursday night of beet week
someone tried to break into 13iown-
invs Drug 'Store bu :were frustrated-
.
iu the.attempt. 'They tried to force
Elie lock of the back door and also
} tried to pry open a window'. A, fewer
1' weeks previous the Store of S, Mer
FIFTY;,' "
xa
Mr. M. R. Complin, <Manager of
the Canadian Bank of Commerce, is
in' 'Toronto fora few, days tlazs..week
attending the shareholders meeting
e,
t the bank, as guest of. the head
office
Seve :x
i l f da
'l1ll.ti
an:a' being
held at the lain 1:Odt�n d ere .
�' and Hotel.
;.tin & Son, was entered from the
zeas "and a small amount of change
was taken from the till. DomE THEATRE
$ HOWF P FOP BEI T1T' I�;i T.:C'1'
On Friday evening of last tveel
i a very pleasant g-i,thering was ho
t the home nle of Mrs.
W. Martin i I tl by
number of young ladles complimen
ing Mies Rose Lampert with a mis-
cellaneous shower on the eve ,of he
marraige. Between twenty-five an
thirty were present and the guest
the evening; who had been taken b
Surprise, was the reeipient of man
beautiful gifts. Refreshments were
served and a ` very jolly time was
spent by all,
A NARROW ESCAPE
Will, the young eon of , Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Pomfret, met with a, nar-
row escape on Saturday afternoon.
He was at the rink watching the
skaters and had, climbed to the top
of the spectator's gallery when he -
fell and rolled down over the steps
to the bottom: His nose and leg
were bruised, but otherwise he es-
caped unhurt.' He was very fortun-
ate to get off so easily.
PROPERTY ,SOLD
Mr. Jos. May; of the London Road
south, has purchased from., Mr, C.
B. Snell the new house on' John St:
that is nearing completion:
Mr. Jas. Grassick, of 'Stanley Tp.,
has. purchased the property of Mr."
T. A. Powell and gets. possession on.
April 1st. Mr. Grassick recently
sold his farm on the 2nd conces-
sion of Stanley to Mr. Alvin ' Mc-
Bride, de, daf Blake, for $5060,° This.
is one of the - finest .farms in the
township. We understand that Mr
Powell intends moving to Stratford. c
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zd Janiary 1 tit' and 16th
b‘TheiMan ho
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B. �a,;'': • for
W take ke this opportunzt o
�' f tlz;
ing our customers for their SU.1
in- the past year and wish —c'u
prosperous New Year.
We are prepared 'to look after
etch : 19
Promptly and satisfactorily, at
Fi#ton's old stand.
of 1 S, rTAYLO
Featuring Thos. Meighen''
A line up of Paramount features
have been booked to start this week.
Among them are the following:.
"SON OP HIS FATHER"
Harold Bell Wright's Story
`REGULAR FELLOW'.
"WILD' HORSE M'ESA"
Zane Grey :Story
"THE PONY EXPI; ETS"
Sequel to the Covered. Wagon
Gloria. Swanson in "Stage Struck"
"THE ANCIENT HIGHWAY"
Tames Oliver CurwOod's story
"KISS FOR CINDERELLA"
Story by James M. Barry," author
of Peter Pan
"ENCHANTED HILL"
Peter B. Dyne's story
"THE ROYAL GIRL"
D. W. Griffith production
FELL mom i LADDER;
FRACTURE]) THIGH
On Monday of this week Mrs. Al-
bert Spencer, of town, met with an.
unfortunate accident that will lay
her up for some time. Some alter-
ations are being•made to the Spenc-
er home. A hardwood floor is -be
ing laid and Mrs. Spencer was on a
step ladder doing some painting. In
some ivauner she fell from the lad-
der and fratcured. her thigh, Mrer
Spencwas inl the room at the
adio and Service
With us ,these go together, ask
anyone to whom we have sold
a radio and see what kind of
service we are „g.ieer g, This is
our best ---d ertisnxent. Give us
Bread u
Quality Supreme! 'That's , tixe
standard we set our`seives When
we opened r
p u Jf3re d: Ba
ice
—And we have: maintained that
standard, even when costs of
pure in re '
g . dxents-
and ]ai -
�l�
class labor have mounted sky-
ward.
Lockwood's Better Bread
you'll be repaid by ceoing
every : member ot your family
enjoy
better asatisfied appetite
And mazinglyour
y.,: food bills will shrink
a
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