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Feminine Frills
GIVE H PRETTY FEMININE �-
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SATIN GOWNS--
Softly -gloving, Rayon Satin Gowns.
Priced "
$1x79
Snuggle -down GOWNS 'and •PYJAMAS.
Made of Brushed rayon in many tlatterr--
ing styles -and colors. 'GOWNS. $1.98
PYJAMAS .$2.98• -•
SLIPS—
The most popular of all lingerie gifts,
"Fluffy" lace -trimmed styles or simply
tailored models. Straight -cut , or smooth
bias cut—of rich rayon satin and„ rayon'
taffeta. Sizes 32 to 5Q.. Priced
. _$1.00 to $2:00
GIFT PAIgTI1S—
Luxurious -looking "Celasuede" rayon
Panties. They 're -lavishly trimmed with
lace and ribbon insertions. Price$1
SCARFS --
Delicate White
Sheers and
49c
Handkerchiefs
Ladies' Hand -Embroidered
Litieii=. 'Choose„ from many
lovely patterns'delicate.em-
broideries,'' appliques, spok-
ing. Beautiful hand -worked.
—all finished with dainty
hand -rolled hems as women
like them' Priced
25c--35c-50c ea.
PRINTED
HANDKERCHIEFS---.'
So gay and colorful. Deli -
rate floral and miniature
esigns. .11 boil--proof-.-
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oil-proof:
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Chiffons. 4 for 25e--3 for 25c
Fancy patterns , in
Taffetas, - Sheer
Woollens. Sheers in
pastels and• printed
pastels, Prieed
65c to .$1;95
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- ."WELDREST" HOSE'
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Hose
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2 for 25c
5c,.1.06, ,15c each
BOkED HANDKERCHIEFS
Dainty _lawn' or Irish
linen ° in a large variety.
Atita-ctive boxes -3 in box.
Priced ..., •
15c to 75c per bTc.
PYJAMAS
•rei
Broadcloth "or... Yama Cloth. You can't go wrong
if ydu give "�Iiim" pyjamas, -especially Pyjamas as
generously tut an,d in. such attractive 'stripes.
Sizes A to E. . Priced
$1.49 to
Men's Shirts:.
ec HANDKERCHIEFS
Crepe Semi -Service — Heavy Service
for longer wear. A plain, tailored' style
initial on fine white linen.
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Warm . Welcome
BRUSH D RAYON a Coats
274. HOUSECOATS .
&ter PRINTED CORDED r SILKS.Women's, Misses' and Girls' Coats
SATIN HOS. SE.COATS with
el —'with or- without fur trimming'. in 4°
g T -peers. -all-sizes are all oil' sale at Reduced el
full length 7i
EIDERDOWN HOt1SECOATS t Prices.
and BATHROBES
N'S HEMSTITCHED-
0' HANDKERCHIEFS C
1' with 1/2 -in:
9
hem. .i
25c and•'35'c each
.Irish' Cambric with .t -inch
1) em. 25c ea.
sine Ca.�bxic with % or
1/2 inch'hem. '
.3 for' 25c--2 for 25q --10c ea. 11
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• range.. Be sure and come
a and see -+them.
ry .
You'll have -little or no
difficulty in . choosing ' a•.
Shirt_ out_of the larger
variety you'll find. Priced
$1.19 to .$2.95
Men's Fancy Socks
Choose from clocked. and v'
checked patterns. Snug -
fitting styles with reinforced
heels and toes. Priced
39c -to 79c
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MEN'S SCARFS
WHITE CREPE SCARFS= --lith' or' without
fringe. Priced
85c to $2.0
SPUN WOOL SCARFS—in d smart.
fringed.
• $1.00
MEN'S OVERCOATS and
SUITS
Y en'll be delighted with
the variety of imported
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'd A. grand collection of Dresses in. aC' -� •. , r
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n's and Masses' Dresses. - :' >
Woine - .� � t�. 1
Come in and choose yours for ,.. yfa•
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- S-WEATER
• For Men, Ladies, Young
Men, Misses and Children.
Made by the'•best known
makers. Correctly styled
in a host oi colors:
MEN'S LEATHER
GLOVES
He '11 ` need Lined, or Un-
lined Gloves now.
Strongly made with • 'out-
• sewll seams. One ',dome
or Slip-on - ,Styles.
black, brown,` green.
Priced
- Cke stxnals:
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Ladies' Gloves'
Brus l,ed Rayon-•.chamoisettein
novelty styles with 'leather trim.
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'Brushed wnpl in "4, myriad Of
colors, Priced•
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,'ocollen Scarfs and Gloves �r»
to snatch that have that hand:. All Gifts are packed
made loolk. .Priced $2.50. . Ghristme, bogs
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You. are • judged by the
hi id of 'pie you,, select. Let
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selection from • our large
range of imported' woollens,
foulard' "and silks. Priced
patterns,
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m>k1IH7RgIl�AZ, DECEMBER 11t, log
QOI • A.TZ QPERET' At MllliVersary
"Tb3 Moon h a edem°' Makes 'Hit %Y()x'o' (c,ontbtDtte raw;2)
lC rge Audie>l,,
On. 'Tlilrr; tlo$, :NA:rem:h r t O, •and) Fri- hags frfnu c.':i- ttadclut n!),7 1d���n mi.
(1113•, November 21, the operetta "The tubo ~dere t-. "'I ,e .w 1)t),I►r;o-A rt`: ,,
".11411-(11,1 iSy. IIa3•nlen, Yi a. i. le , r.t,,.
110o111 Maiden" was presented in. the
Collegiate' auditoriuin under the Cap•
cable. direction of Liss M. Lane. Iatcltar(l .I r�, u o
The. tpri)tcil)a1s o1 e ast were : - I Strang, J ��ioore ) Ball
Moon. dMai .en, Iota.' >Cunrse; ][oon ,and eat areetiugt .,to fisc e-�ttade ts,
'S ittth,, Lulu i=catjatzti t ; \ ooii , ; tan, z>ur ti+ttlarly' t1;)O e cola .liis ocra . class.
,D`tn Walters; ;; ('aptuitt,- IB11I 'J wwrnehie•; "Many wlto are not' able t0 be,'Dere,
EVelyu,, lf`aDjurte =.M5s; J4isJ Charlet9 arra thicticing Of tiffs gatlleri) ,ton rho,"
Watson; Peggy. .'iaxjorie Gillespie;
,told �1r. 111iut(' ;whc paicd �tribiites t0
•
z t 'Frell Iffain:wright; ;01iss Aurelia, . 'his old nitisCer,:�J[)r, I3E T. tang, an(i,
u( g,
Robert -
poet, to the late J.51., Hume, whoa lie had
Betty Smith; stewardess;Helen Robert, ot3 t for Iztany dears ct'ta€lp 4f vrho
x raltau1 : lcu_.. ! , m.
son, radio 'operator,' John , , he spoke 1, ,.one of 'God's gentlemen."
Batu, .Bill itaei)onal - - II w at; lad the schopl had'at its head
The Moon Girl' were Gall. ;;awidera, e
Pauline IAattteOtt, June Tiaecltle•r, Doris, today tt ' man of the calibre ' of ; Mr,
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.Allen. Thcrxe in the choruses were •S(�ott, anti llsa .wl 3hedt hintx sled Mite other
meingers of. the staff Godsp d and'
Victoria Buechler, Gloria Chisholm, t.,
Mary C'lliaholni, tl veiyal Donaldson, 'all snc`re ., iu uraiuta unit the' trad�i-
Itrr%rttine I)reitnert, Albert�lt fixallagher, ; t1Q I 'of the sctihool.
L i h v ite Eleanor r1acEwan, , The chairman i0t belegrltzns from
Igen Mt a Verna .Biller, Margaret H. 'Preston Strang' and J. -A. McLaren
ItuShirley1 e ed , of ,T'orouto expressing..regret at their
Rutadle,°• Yvonne Sheardown, Audrey .
.Sinitli,' Jttue im k's; =iiele Stothers, , ivai)ility to he Present.
Helen Videan, Marie Wat n, Avis. i' . Miss I. A, Sharmatin
• Warrener, Marian Williams: " :�, wirty speech was ,given by ;Mss
Mary .Gallow and Shirley 1Iartf`g I I; I!). 'Sharman, who • sajd she l wae. a•
were the moonbeam dancers, i•,p)ttpii of the school When' the Present;
Pas.seu et• =►Lillian Irwin, uth building '\vas' opened. Nils Suarxnau,
Lawson, \ora ' kPhee, Lenora PI41 tzer, i.lu i• titil, prizlcipal f'or maia3� y,eai:,
:Kathleen Rundle, Madeleine- Stnith, i of Central school; from. which' 'she
I±:ttabelle V�rebster, Lenore whitely, hent many .pupils to the, "ollegiate
Doris Williams, Madeleine Young. Institute, anti .her humorous address
Mechanics-DO'nakt Ainslie, James ! t�'tt, highly ltpprs�ciated . by diose of
Bisset; Richard Cornish, Leonard DO- these Joiner pupils who were present,
kin, ilii;. Rockies, Elmer Jenkins, Don- ` knottier Very interesting address was
aid s1acMil1'an, Frank Moore, .r -OM glucan by._.,lirs, James Hamilton, who
Patton, Bill Sanderson, :George meat -las Mis.s Oliver \ as on 'tlie 'High' School
lake. . staff' for several years; in the 80's. •She
• The scenery was very skillfully done ~poke of several'Of her pupils who nave
by Bail Saunders and Grant Johnston.; won distinction in various fields. She
,The curtain rises on a scene in the j read a letter front Mrs. ^McMillan. of
Moon I)e„ert:p'Au airship, \vittit its Toronto, formerly Miss Byfleid, who
captain„ passengers and crew, has been ' succeeded her as junior teacher on the •
driven. out of its course by'.a storm, � staff.
soul --makes_ a.. landing--ot1.__thQ ancon• t)tl e.rs who spoke appreciatively 'of
Here they are forced to remain until former day s ln°_,the school were ,rev. •
the airship Ls repaired: The Magic ! %ttl'I.lianl Weir of 'Hensall, Mr Robert
Lamp of'Romtan 'is tstolen by the Moon t Davidson of I)unga'nnoih; Mrs.. 'Gitson of .
Witch, who then contrives to mix up I Cleveland; Charles ' I:,:� �',i.l quith of
the love .ttf'airs of the visitors. Much Auburn,
Miss Gra4^e Strang* William
eonf?usian results, but all is straight -i Sutherland, Mrs Geo. Downey of
ened out by the diiscovery of the temp.! Toronto (formerly Alia Saunders),
For the. musical portions of the ' Mittv,or Brown °also :.spoke. 'Mr. Asquith
operetta, Vivian ,Stranghan fuss• the and Mrs Downey paid tribute." to the
tceom=papist, and Robert Bisset the ; late Dr. J. M. Field, who rueceeded
violinist. Dr. Strang as -prinelPal of• the' school.
Phe net proceeds; which, included the (•h : K. Saunders, of the Collegiate
silver collection from the . Wedne ,day j Boar`, moved a vote of thanks to ail
afternoon matinee were lrpprosimately.t- who had contributed towards the suc-
of the gathering,. and Principal --
This money has beerz put 'in the Scott, in expressing his appreciation
Bands, 01 the Junior Roti, Cross 'branch , of the eceasion, faked- for the ea -
of the G.C.I., for the purpose of buying,) operation of .parelts in keeping up the•
additional supplies. 1 traditions' of the: school.
KINGSBRIDGE
I. key. D:.j. Lane offered) the benedic-
! tion, add then all joined- hands and •
- sang "Auld Lang Syne" as the con -
strong; (Tiffs 1. k8•oberts0ai aiall. �'iyde
Oartc.�r. die also .read 'a letter ,from
Morrish f Chicago., a 1d
classmate, who biz IGe ' his teaehgMl,
11..1. rang, , s,
t
$1:r4 61. , • cess
KINGSBRIDGE,t'Dec: 9. --,The mar- j elusion of a delightful, and memorable
riltge of Private Alfred LaPointe, of , evening,. •
Niagara •Falls, and Miss' Bernice;
, Murphy tookplace in- St. Joseph's ' G.C:)P: CENTENNIAL NATES "
church here this ;morning: We wish Midnight had orate some tune before
the ,,sung eouplewa Ion , hapPy married the last reminiscent speech was given
•
life. I iu the assembly hall, but nobody wanted
Mrs. Reynolds an •
Mrs, • 'O'Neil;, to' leave, Lor once the 'juniors,- is ho
visited. in .Stratford on Friday Iast,. 1 lia(1 coneltuled their donee in -the "gym," --
air- and Mrs. Joe Garvey ands Family had to wait to escort their elders home.
and Mr. erald' Garvey' of 7'oront(i ! Mrs.;Ilamilton and„ her' daughter, „
visited their parents and home folk on NIrs, J. G. Morrison, drove dotii1 frour
Sunday. ' ; F iuc�ardine to attend the gathering,
We are glad to be- able to 'report that ;lad t - r.e act onipanie(1 'by Mrs. Henry,
.Mr. Thos, Garvey:, si:; -who has .been t tubo a Vera Elliott-attcnitted G.C.I., -
111 `is improving nice -13 ° some ' (ors ago.
• Mr. J. B. •O'Loughlin, Miss Bernadine Refreshments.. were se ved from
and Mr, Alfred O'�I1rughlin: of Detroit `'tablt:in *the assembly hall presided
made •-ti, flying visit `to= some -of their ot•er by Mrs: F. H. Bell (furlt.erly Miss.
friends here last meek. Rost• Strang), llrs, A. R. Seen, Mr:.
Mrs. Raymond Leddy and little chat,. K. •Santnler, and..Mrs. 1'..I. mac_
daughter Maureen, .of St.. Augustine, E* iti.
gathering
, a � 41 -• nn •,r • a •
• parents an
her )a e
spent 1(1•t, week with e I � _ � • .L striking, figure in. the
•
a M. M. J. " tray that. of Rev. T. J. McCarthy of •,
l,rothcr,
iu1d Jactt vert 'valuable product L't1;41on. ' i'nfortunately Father'_ Me-`
�1r. and Mrs. t) .t,ilnord:
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being fast 1 ) � had t lt-. t. 'e
at this time of year, we "syznpathize`""'doe the same night -and was not avail- .---..
'! with Alvin Collinson and Henry 1)ren- ahlc, for an address in the assembly.' •
Wall,. who lost two sta-4nr--b-y_. fire Host tine. ,. "
week. There was no insurance,".(,au e Mr. •1'tarsons, in his opening address
', of Mire is -Unknown.
as chairman gave. some particulars of
2 Mr•: and Mrs. Thos. Drennan have ow s -:l- le__ I USX ry of the school Un -
r •! gone to spend the •winter in Detroit, fol tonatt 1}' wehave riot, -left o ,selves
Miss Rcta 1)alton,'•I�.\., of Goclerich, su,Lc•ieut space to publish this in full,
h spent Sunday at her: •home ,here, ; The fc>11(twing partic•ul11 , regtirding
{. MI Hannah: _Slogan' and • Mrs. Jas, , the S(•houl, Ira,t anti present, were given
('hitili
hon and daughter, of Goderieh, tel that priute,l 1>ro;;rain for the.
attentf'il' 'the funeral 'of 'their .soot, tel
-
, I Mrs: • \IeOarthy. • ' - i" The .. buildliilg 1:84I-1872,, rente+
Former resident Buried H@`re.--•The gtitlr;ers;.187-1, first building on present
.bo(.6. _ o.f .. the late, ,Mrs. Patrick Mc- site-: 1S78, 'Miffing enlarged ; 1892,
earthy, who died at her- home in De. building remodelled and, rJ viiia ium
troit on December,' d,- was brought added ; 19.24; again renicdelkd • and
• ftp --King. bridge .Ott _1 •' ' or harial , north wing added:DM; laboratories
amid a profusion of beautiful floral •fot• shop wail: andhome . `,cotlotnics
tributes. Requiem ..high mass was added Otto, gymnasium..
• ,celebrated by Father (Yas,in,'a sperhrl.:' The' principals:, 1;c11, Rev.. Ii'; F.
friend -of : the family, who also led Campbell; 184`2-18'44, 'Rev. A:cjxitncicar
the prayer, at the grave, a-z4te(I by*;\1i1 (±nzfe;"1844-1868, John Haldane;
1 other Quigley, P.P. of Kint;sbridge.,1 1St;t 1,371, James 1'restou; 1511,1,911M1,___
At the offertory Of the mass, 1tfrs• L. ; I. Strang; 1.'10.1-1511], J, M. Field : 1911-
1 Dalton sang with feeling - "'Lord- of lime, J. P.
Hume; 19395, A. R. Scott.
Mercy and Compassion," and the pall- The'if�oarcilr 1941: G. .1.,:'• I'tlr,ons,,;°,,
bearers were six nephews of the de- I (-chairman ), (r'.. K. 'Saunders, C. 1'%.
{ ceased billy, 11 ire ly, Stephen Martin, �`.lsquitli, tv., A Coultliur,t, J• W.
' Philip Hogan, Clifton Austin, ustin'i Fraser, P. •.I, •�1'a(I3wan.,
(,)uigiey; Frank Atistlil. Mrs. ..:11c-1 'rhe present staff • A. R.-Sc'=,tt, prin-
earthy, who was/eighty-three tears.. of ! c.iptl.l.'`Nji..(-- MI:._Aolaelmarj, 11 1,i5set,
age, tc,lts the last of one of Kings -.1. ,('h t l)onns,au, NE: I.an', E. Ziac -
bridge's largest famines. . Site teas , Naughton M. �I'o fvell :,14'ssrs. G. l;eau• ,
Mae -
the `tti:rd dtcughter of •Philip Austin motet. G. 'Payne, �A, i 4iilill), (ti,• F.
and Julia king,who• were among the ee„n om.
early settlers of Ashfield. Her husban4l1' itegiistrations
prat=deeeas ed 1(er ,clevetr years, She fits! a. 'rl1r:,fe present Were invited, to enter
sur;vit•ed iy four sons and two daugll- Weir names in this register provided,ter..('barles, John, James and I'a�t,'r but only It fraction of the•itu1111,er did
Mrs. (ins.sin .(Nellie), all of 1 etroit, and sty Those from out of tows' who Mn.sTragi ii; f .Minnie) , of California . reeristerr(1 were
May she rest -in eternal Peace. M . and Elliott, London, (tut.
Mrs, John lle.Carthy,,, Mr• and Mrs. i John Rev- W. Weir, Henson:
('as -in, �aIr• Jam(41 Met`tk by and Mr- 1 •Ito' I, Strang Bell (Airs. F. II. Bell),
and Mrs. Pat, .:lit'({trtly attendedthis Oxley, Ont.
funeral of their mothtt. • Mrs..T. D. Beecroft (Stella Kirk),
• $1.49 to,. $2;9
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Pine All -wool: Gloves, white acid
black. Priced , I
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Phone 418
The Square
OBITUAIRY
08 Thtu .:kollovving front. a Bay City ',
tt(Mich.) paper refers to a native• of I
of Colborne township: t
chiropodist, .died early kiatiKday night i
illness., Ilk was seventy 3earg .of 'age.",
AbLIVIESVILLE
'tor ),Palmer worldn'g at the airport
at (Ientralia,
for the. winter months, .
liaft a (limier at the hame Niro. n•
laA Sunday was unusual .if nOt unique,
lowt-thip of the*church. They were:
Frances Mildred (Frank .and Mrs. Mc-
Cullough) Phyllis Mak .(Ilughond Mrs.
Glen), Mary Itelen .(Jack and ,Nirs.
1irs., 0. Pearce is supplying at the
,school during the alr.enct of Miss O.
11,;Trewartlia attended) the Pres6
Wiley meeting at Ontario strect ehurch,
The Christmas omit will be held
•
Mulh;llandi; is getting better
word of the. arrival pf their son Lloyd
in IGnr.,,land.
Officer4.Elected.---The annual meet-
ing of the! and the W.A."was
Lehi at ,tlie home' of Mi1.4, M. Elliott.
The" program of' the former was in
a president of the W.A. expiessed her
appreciation of the .fine 'co-operation
throughout tile 3rear. 'She ,following
were viected, tor (the yea'r 1912:
tltr
. God'etich.
av*A-#.:
Mrs. Waltr, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Potter,
Mrs. W. Yeo; secretary, Mts. A. I3ond;
Asscelatione,-)Presidelat, Mrs. E. Itoo;
VIN.-11T(i(tent, airs. Walter4;- secretary,
with her mother is spending two
months at 'London, visited friendo
Mr, and Mrs, Reg. Mathieson of ;Port
Colborne spent the. week-edd with .11r.
Angus aiathiecon, St. Patrick's street.
Mr. Scarffe had lived iii Day City for :
• ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE') thirty-one years and fo'r yearo had nisi
Mrs. Mason Stirling(Oodericip town, offices and steam -bath rooms ' at the!
ship, announces the engagement of her- Wenonah Irotel. Ile retired several;
because of illness. Ile WU n,
daughter, I)orothy Christina, t° Wil- In'ibo°rnntil:t aigl:maniller, Ont., lebruary V,
NO. Kincardine. •
Seager London Ont.
MN, Robert,' Davids'Oni Dungannon'.
ItA4ialiga.NIvtar(rT;ii Ci"(iseivto:41.an,rd.1100s; °
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PERSONAL MtNTJON
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guest of Mrs, W. Ilt. Miner At ehavS,
Escolnwaordi.-cm'rro.ontilanna, loN4f att)risc4.11,:tria, jaiiimreeirjetxj.s,
-V,,roomait of POrt 'Albert. The marKiage 129, V. aiid A.M., and tlie.$11odern 'Wood.
--_,-,_...- . Krapnol, Flint, three 'sons, Theron of
Mr. -and airs. John ,S. fienderson, $3ay ;City, Beryl 0,„fIChicago;
Godericli, eeleluatell with ''relatives Van, Vitsrell of Detroit; a brother,
and ,frit ado their; thirty-flfth wedding A. It. Scharffe, of Saginaw; and four
I) her 5 grandchildren,
to take placro,ati-Vaneeliver-lato--11C_Inen.. of ,..Atnericp. Surviving" tire