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1 The Season for
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Cou hs Ai11D
Colds
Is here
Among the Reliable Remedies
we keep for them are—
REXALL CHERRY BARK
COUGH SYRUP
Safe and pleasant relief for
Coughs -35e and toe bats.
REXALL CATARRH
JELLY
For all Colds iu the bead -
400 Tubes
BLOOD ROOT
COUGH CURE
This old reliable Cough
Remedy still holds its own
among the big selling
Cough Preparations -
350 and 6oc bots.
REXALL COLD TABLETS
With Aspirin
For the relief of Colds and
the Headache usually at-
tending them.
Wampole's Tasteless
Prep. Cod Liver Oil
$i.00 bots.
The famous Cod
Liver Oil and
Iron Tonic—
$t.00 bots.
Scott's Emulsion
FormoHd Throat Ease
roc and ase boxes
COUGH DROPS,
HOREHOUND CANDY, &c.
Makes Your
Breakfast Taste
Better
'v"OCIR break.)
AA fnet tastea•-r
better after you!
tee itlenzo. Get
a tube to tey
.today:
;There is a
new sensation
'awaiting you —
the Cool, Clean
$Ienzo Feeling
on your teeth
and tongue. It
Isn't merely a
taste. It's a tes-
timony of clean-
trlese—cleanness
that is imparted
d
to the tiny, little
gnat° nerves,
treeing thorn of
stale Cocretiona
that make your
mouth feel' hot
And sticky.
Tooth Brushes
200, 252, 352,
500.
F. R. SMITH
The Store
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gaud elvs Diems
Now for Indian Summer.
.SATURDAY was the historic 5th o
November.
Do you ever supply THE POST with
newsy item ?
Din you read Ament Bros. advt. re
building ?
MANY a garden is plowed ready for
next Spring.
PUBLIC Library Board met Tuesday
evening of last week.
COUNCIL meeting was not held Mon-
day evening, but met Tuesday.
OUR school teachers spent Thanks-
giving at their respective homes,
DRESSRD poultry is coming to market
in good quantities and fine quality as
well.
WORK renovating Town Hal/ preclud-
ed holding of political meeting last
week. It will be held later.
MONTHLY Sebool Report for Brussels
Continuation and Public Schools may be
read oe page 4 of this issue,
IT only takes 4. cents a week to pay
the subscription to Tax POST. Do yon
get it ? We want to add 5o new names.
TUESDAY the annual meeting of Hur-
on Co. Children's Aid Society was held
in the Home at Goderich. ,A fine work
is being done.
FRIDAY of this week will be Armistice
Day. Wear a poppy in remembrance of
the lads who went overseas. 2 minutes
quiet, beginning at it a. m., will be
observed on the same date.
CNRIsTMAs Greeting cards will soon be
required. Tex POST bas some very
tasty designs on which your personal
message could be forwarded to the avid
acquaintance. See them right away.
TRIAL OFFER —To introduce Tee
PosT to new homes or new frieods it will
be sent to any Post -office address in
Canada up to January Is!, tees, for the
small sum of 25 cents in advance. Let
the absentee member of your family
be reminded you have not forgotten
them in this way.
W, C. T. U. is talking about a Medal
Cootest in Music and Recitation.
BUSiNEss places clu=e Wednesday
evenings now at 6 n'c'eele in Bru,sels.
THIS week Councillor Sic watt, Tbos
f Walker, Will Ament and J, 'X, Sanders
were at Goderich doing duty as jurymen
a at the assizes.
FIRST REAL TOUCH OF WINTER•—Fri-
day of last week the King of the North
gave the first hint that he was ready for
business when a few snowflakes arrived
followed by increasing quantities until
Saturday a white mantle covered Mother
Earth. Whether the coming Winter is
to be "open" or "shut" we do not intend
prophesying but we express the hope
that more than one week of good old In-
dian Summer may follow the squaw
Winter that was os, the program, The
Fall has been an extra floe one for which
we have been very grateful.
QuzNN ZIMMER DECEASED,—There
passed away on Tuesday. November rot,
Quinn Zimmer, of Perrolta, son of the
late Michael Zimmer, formerly of Brus-
sels. Had been in poor health for over
a year with heart trouble and was in his
75th year. He was a brother /of Mrs.
William Ziegler, Brussels. His wife
predeceased, him years ago. There were
born to them 2 daughters and 3 sons,
one daughter dying when quite young.
Miss Edythe wee keeping house for her
father. Mr, Zimmer was an old well
driller by trade and travelled consider-
ably, There survives 2 brothers,
(,5iohael and John, in California) and a
sisters fMro. John Ziegler in Nebraska,
is addition to Mrs. Ziegler, of town)
The frtneral took place Friday after-
noon, Deceased was born in North
E isth
o e Perth Cnunt
Y. but afterwards
s
came with the family to Brussels local-
ity. He hart been a hearty man and
weighed 280 pounds. Mr, Zimmer is
well remembered by the alter folk of
Brussels locality end was highly esteem-
ed.
22 good milk cows for sale. Apply to Gor-
don McDonald, Phone 80, or W, Ament, Phone
18.
COAL or wood heeler for side as good as
new. Also an oak extension table. Apply at
Tea POET.
FOR SALE —4 head of yenning °tittle, also
De I.n al
v Cream :separator +arsine No.1`•
Sgood no
new- Lot 25, Con. I4, Grey. Phoe 994.
ART$IIA HIILL.
FFOa AAme—Champion ''Summit" kitchen
range with warming ,'inset and water reser-
voir. In good eonditione Burne wood or
coal. Apply teat A. Dixon, Renk of Nova
Scotia or at residence.
Fal BALE. -2 heifer calves, one geed milking
pow. good Clyde bores colt rising 2 years.
Apply to Geo. Corms, Bruese1H, South.
Phone 569.
FOR NAbe.—IB kende of young cattle rising 2
years (5 steers end 7 heifers) ; sato 8 pigs 6
weeks old. Apply to Phone 555.
W..7. BRAID, Lot 28, Con, 11, Grey.
4 HEAD of cattle Heine 2 veers, for axle.
Priced to sell. ALEx DARE. Phone 245
Fon SALE —A gaentlty of turnips 0011 also 8
chnnke of pigs, 'V, IIPAALINO. Watton,
Phone 4828.
PAIR of light bob -sleighs for sale, Apply to
02o. THOMSON.
SINore Contb Rhode rebind Red Cockerels
for sale, bred frnm laving strain- for ,cars.
Apply to HFN,,Y a nNHON, No, 4, Brua-
eels, Phmle 1518.
WOAxtNo Rensekeeper far email Inetltu-
tion. Meet be fond of duets,. Protestant,
with refinement. Write box 81, Bnae0ELs
Pose, for information.
HUNCH of young pigs for sale Apply to
DAVID CLAR0, 14th COL, Grey. Phone 427.
FOR SAr,E.—A yonng work home, a Durham
cow and n young How with litter,
Phone 294 Er:NRST BRAY.
FIRST CLASS coal heater with nvtnn ntteshed
for Hale. Apply to 511se Mrreeem,, Brussets
Beath.
CNa1GE HONEY.—We have n' stook of flue
well refined honey et 92011 for i 011, pail and
*1,76 for What some would tall 1-d eles0.
48.A DRAM AF, Brussels,
Gnou farm for sale lin a desirable location.
Apply at TUE POST.
Horse and lot fur sale. Qnnee Street, Brno -
Bele. For further nartienlor, apply en the
premlaea. Mom MaNAn, Brussels,
COMPORTAALD R°sid rays., located on Flora
street, Brneselo, for rale Garden with smell
fruits, 1100 house and stable, nil in good rrpoir.
Poseesafot given at 01100 Fnr further pectic -
Meta apply to PhonO 2119 or the proprietor,
R, H, MOKrNNnN, frn'sole P. O.
Da, PAltRER, Osteopathic Physldnn, vloltI
Brnssele Monday afternoon of mol, week.
treated a pieftso reedonoyc.�lsnConaaltatlon tat
Queen's Hotel.
THE POOT is grateful for prompt re-
sponses to numerouq not Ocations for-
warded last week atd we ate hoping to
put our subscription Inst iu A I shape
Some folk are years behind despite all
that have been said. This condition
makes fioarciog a d f cult jab some-
times.
MATRIMONIAL—A quiet but pretty
wedding was solemn zatl at Chalmers
church manse. Guelph, at high mem, on
Wednesday, November s"d, when Rev.
Geo. A Little united in marriage Miss,
Muriel G. ace, eldest rlatgb'er of j, W.
Mrs. Kerney, Sydenham St., Guelph,
formerly of Brussels, and Harry D.)
er y, of San 1) -go, Cal. After n
dainty wedding breakfas', served at the
home of the bride's parents, tit: happy
couple left immediale'y For California,
the bride travelling iu a suit of taupe
broadcloth do nth
with bar to match, h
beaverrfols and carrying a handsome Reda bag
with shell trimmfnva The many
Friends of the bride in lituseels and lo-
cality extend hearty cnrtunintal-runs aid
wish Mr, and Mre. Doherty a long,
hsppy and useful life.
Apvgat'IsiNG. in TRE Pose, brings good
remits. Try it for ycurselt.
ONE of our residents was relieved of a
couple of new coon skive by a reipion of
the law last week. Tltey were Ifot r 211 of
the prescribed season
LAvr week R. Thomson received a
eooslgoment of live turkeys front Meat.
toulitl island, The birds were purcbaa
ed by George A Best, of town.
TsANlceGrviNo Day passed by very
quietly, Day was duct looking with a
tow scurries of euow and roads were
muddy, reducing the usual motor trips
often taken on the holiday,
Sona talk of morning service by the
E'eenie Light but the extent of it does
not appear to be looked upon as such a
necessity by many to warrant it under
present cost of maintenauce.
Wool, has been disappearing from the
town synod Yard, t •e transplanting going
on after night. A wheelbatroty track
was traced with one removal For some
distance. If the guilt can be plated the
thieves may be teamed at a jail fire for
the coming Winter.
TABLET UNYEILiNG,—A memorial
Tablet will he unveiled next Sunday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in the Methodist
church at a public service, in memory of
the soldier boys who attended this cos•
gregation and died for the Empire.
Rev. Capt. Edwards, Seaforth, who did
active service in France, will give the
address Cordial invitation is extended
toe public. Regular evening D service
will he withdrawn See the advt.
Tits PROPO°RD POSTOFFICE —It ought
to I e someboy's business to put on a
(pin as to the intention of the Govern-
ment as to Brussels Postnffice 7 The
lots have been purchased, provisional
plans prepared, money voted, and in-
spection -made and yet there is nothing
doing. Whose to blame? Wonder if
any of the candidates in the Dominion
Election contest know anything about
the matter ? The ratepayers would like
to know,
CARTER — LIINDY. — At Calgary on
Wednesday, October rg, a quiet wedding
was solemnized at Si, Pants Presbyterian
church, when Mlss Ella Alberta Lunde
daughter of G. T. Lundy, of Winnipeg,
was united in marriage to Albert Russell
Carter, son of A. and Mrs Carter, of
wog trust street, Edmonton. Rev.
Mr Wishart, officiated. After a short
honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs Carter will
make their bome in Edmonton. The
groom was formerly of Walton locality
end is a nephew of Misses Agnes and
Margaret Fulton and Mrs. R. W Fergu-
son, Brussels. Old friends of Mr. Cart,
er wish him and bis bride a prosperous
life,
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f People We Talk About 1
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R J. and Mrs. McLauchlin are in
'l'IeWntO this week,
Oswald Hemingway was home for
Thanksgiving from St. Catharines.
W. B. Strachan, Toron'o, spent
Thanksgiving under the parental roof.
Miss Jessie Cunningham was home
from Toronto for'1'hanksgiving holiday.
Mrs N, F. Gerry and Mrs W. F
Stewart have been visiting relatives at
Hanover.
James Prentice and family motored
to Midland and visited the former's
mug er.
Geo Dawson, of the Standard Bank,
spent the holiday at bis old home at
H ekson,
Adam Smith is expected home this
week from the West where be went a
month or so ago.
Miss Jean Moore, nurse, of Petrolia,
hes been visiting her sister, Mrs. (Rev.)
McLeod, at Melville manse.
Mess Gladys Ross, Kincardine, was
visiting at the home of her grandfather
Ross, Elizabeth street. over the holiday.
Misses Margaret Mauuders, Edna Mc
Call and Marguerite Wilton were home
from Startford Normal School over the
holiday.
Mrs. Hamilton, Gorrie, was a guest at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton,
town. The visitor is the mother of our
townsman.
Mrs Alex, Bryans, of the Queen City,
bas been renewing old friendships in
Brussels and locality. She is a sister to
Mrs. Edward Bryans, town,
A '0 CMrrie.Toronto, (known as "Rig
Andy" formerly of Brussels) hes been laid
up from blood poisoning but is getting
slang n'cely now we are glad to state.
Mrs. P. Scott. town, who was a dole.
gate to the Western who
Women's
Iostitu'e, meeting at London, last week,
wag chosen as a member of a Committee
on Immigration.
Gilbert and Mrs Thibideau. and
daughte-o, Mrs. Ames and Miss Ber-
nice. attended the wedding of S eve
Thibsrleau and Mia Crawford, at Blyth.
Thurrdey nt last week.
Gari and Mrs Long and children,
Niagara Falls, and Mrs George Thom-
sen and SOD, Freak, Toronto, were re-
newing old friendships in Brussels and
los•+llty during past Week
James and Mrs. Duncan, Atwood,
tete welcome visitors with Mrs. Wm
Martin and other old friends last week,
Mrs. Duncan was 8 former resident of
Grey township when Miss McNeil,
Dr, W E. and Mrs Bryans and SOD,
of Lethbridge, Sask.. were callers on
relatives in Brussels and vicinity. The
Dr. ban gone to New York for a epfcial
course in X-ray department. Master
Manley is spending the time at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. Edward Bry-
ans. Brussels,
Auction Sale
OEFARM STOCK, I MPLE-
nrENern, &o—Thos Gundry, Auctioneer,
hat receivedihstroottono from the under•
signed proprietor to sell by public nnotion at
Lot 27 Con. 10, Grey township on Friday
Nov. 18th, et 1 p m the following valnebie
property :--1 brown matched teem general
ppnrp0ee aged 0 end 72 ears, oho In fond, 1 reg-
lotered mare in tail to Merntx, 1 sorrel mare
in Mel to Mnrntx, 1 rend horsy about 1100 lbs.,
1 Dolled ADIMS bull need 1 year, 8 good Dar -
ham grade flows nnpposed in calf, 0 georl Hol-
stein grade °owe. enhnosatl In cell, 4 heifers
ruing 8 year}, 0apeoaed in colt, 2 heifers tieing
4 veers enppoied do nett, 1 now with litter
rnerly to wean, 1 How with litter, oDifer $Mr-
rlebhtdnr6fnntmit, Frost & Waod fiawer 6
foot nut, ooltfvator, grille box, groin Heed
Hower nornbined, No, 40 Oliver plow, sit
die -mend harrows, hay Tonder, side mire, new
' Ideal manure Hereafter, fanning Mill, lumber
• wagon, set bohsletghe, top baggy, set plow
harness
ha fork, alio
e, ranee g and pulleys,
IIHs
�� and ',toot nrticl0a too numerous to Mention
Tropiemants are in gaud repair, Skis uormnre-
seo•vnd aH proprIetar has ranted his f
Terris-.*1000 ned under mesh , 10 months
orodtt on approved joint notes, 'S er Dent our
fat enah on eredlE e0100ate, Land owrleoc as
eeourlty,
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68EL ROBERTSON, Prop,
Small Remittances
/HEN you remit small amounts do you use the
safest, most economical and most satisfactory
medium?
Bank Money Orders are inexpensive, protect you
against loss and relieve you of worry.
These orders are obtainable at all our branches
and sub -branches.
STADAR
ND BANK
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TOTAL ASSETS OVER NINETY MILLIONS
Brussels Branch : G. H. Sarnia, Manager.
Dublin Branch: - F. McConnell, Manager.
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Mrs D C Ross was visiting her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Ames, at Ethel,
rhe latter is about go years of age.
MARK/ ED
DOHHRTY—KERNeY.—In
Ohnlme. (thumb
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Novee,er 2,1Guelph, by Rev. r A. herly on
San
November , 1021, Mr, Harry Doherty, Graceof
Ben Didau, Car, to Mise Murfol .W.'
eldest daughter ,1 Mr and Mrs. J. W.
Kerney, Guelph, Ont„ formerly of Brute
selH.
Tn1n DEAD—
I OHA —
Irn t the o
w an. A e home t the
bride, at Telford,
on November 3rd, 192 b
Rev. els Telford, Gtr Stove eOr o-
Brussels, to Mrs. Margaret Deere Craw-
ford, Blyth.
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'LtMMF:R.—In Petrolla, on November 1st, 1921,
Quinn Zimmer, in his 76th year.
Aucrlory SALES
FninAY. Nov, I1Tn,-90 head of cows and
young cattle, at Lot 18, Con, 14, McKillop.
Dougherty and Fulton, Proprietors. Thos,
Brown, Auctioneer.
FRIDAY, NOV.1tTn.—Clearing Auction Sale
of Farm stook, implements, feed, &c., at S%
Lot 0, Con, 2, Morrie, at 1 p tn. Chas, Hopper,
Prop Joe. Taylor, Allot.
FRIDAY, NOV. 182u,—Farm Stook, imple-
ments, &a, Lot 27, Con. 10, Grey township.
Sale unreserved at 1 p nl. Russel Robertson
Prop. Thos. Gundry, Ano,
• BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat
Oats
Pees
Barley
Butter
Page
Hag
Potatoes per bag
42 00 41 08
45 50
1 25 1 50
55 60
85 85
50 50
9 00
1000 16 0
Barn for Sale
40x09 feat with bent 80x40 ft. Good timber
frame and in good repair. Will sell building
as it stands or without the leen.to as best
suits the party buying Situate in Grey
township. about 8 miles Bast of Welton. For
further particulars enquire of undersigned.
Phone 9811 J. R. WILLIAMSON.
tf Brussels.
Barn for Sale
Barn for Bale on Lot 28, Con, 6, Grey, 44 x 68
feet, with 20•foot poste. Apply to
Phone 2218 D. W. DUNBAR, Ethel,
Farm for Sale
50 Imre farm for ante being N% Lot 14, Con.
10, Grey. There 1a a eomfortoble house, good
oellar; bank barn with cement door in stable,
drive filled, orchard and plenty of good water..
Fail plowing all done Land in good state of
cultivation. Farm 1s alt wire fenced. 8%
miles distant from I3ruasele and Ethel. For
further particulars apply to
ALEX. DARK, Brussels, R. R. No. 9,
Brussels, Morns & Grey Telephone
Company
Acoonnte for this Company are now at the
Poet -office and all toile or other charges are
pasted tip to Nov. let Partlen owing the
Company are requested to mall and settle such
amounts during the month of November 1921;
without fail.
F. 8, SCOTT, President,
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Graduate Department of Ophthalmology, Mo -
Cormick Medical College, Chicago, Ili. Three
months post graduate oonree during year 1919,
Eyes correctly fitted with dingoes.
Headache% Dry Itolly Eyes, Granulated Eye-
lids, Watery Eyes, Pain in Eye Balla, Inflamed
Eyes, Pus or Watery Discharge from Eyes and
Dizziness mitered by Eyestrain relieved
through properly fitted Weems.
XS -Cross Eyes straightened through proper-
ly fitted Lenses.
aA-Eyes tested at night equally as good aa
during daylight.
A11 kinds of Option] repairs done.
Satisfaction Assured.
Optical Parlor in Leckie block, one door
South of Barrister Sinclair'° office.
Office ,hours : 10 to 12 a, m. • -1.20 to O p, m.
Saturday evening, 8 to 10 o'clock,
Earlier forenoons by appointment.
Phone 20x
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Fox's Drug. Store. s
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Bottles Razors
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" articles for a great variety also e
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• Purses
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We have just received some
• very nice ones front the well
• known Julian Sale Co„ and
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they are very fine.
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Flashlights
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Batteries
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• hand. You will find them
strictly the beet.
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m Just received 0 very large shipment of this very popular
v Medicine. Remember us schen in need of a bottle.
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IWALL -PAPEH
• We still have a few good Specials left.
• They are worth looking ' after. See our
Window for Special Prices.
Fountain•
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You will always find our
stook complete,
Watermau'e of course. •
Shaving Brushes •
Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes
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Pens
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in Ebony and ivory 0
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It will Pay You
to Come Miles to this Sale
Men's Suits- and overcoats
Suits
$19.75
Fine Tweed a h d
Worsted Suits for
Men and Young Men
up to reg. .... 37.50
Overcoats
$16.75
Heavy Ulster and
Young Men's Stylish
Coats.
Hand
Tailored
Overcoats
Men'ee and 'Young Men's Models, 4
$2x 75
Sale rice !.''F
Special Warranted Navy
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Botany �141tU
Sato erge Sults,price regular $40 00. 1W1t r
Boys' Heavy Brown Stuffed/ Wot'etod
Suits, regular $10.00, Sale ...............
Boys' V Neck Sweaters, regular $2,00, 75c
Sale..... ........... •.....................
Men's Felt Hats
Reg. $5.00
Sale $2.550.
81,25 Penman's Fleece Lined
Undeteycar ................ 75c
Ribbed Wool Underw'r 98c
Stanfield's Underwear 41.50
Meet's 82 00 Dress Shirts 990
Men's All -wool Sweaters—
Ron, $10 (10. Sale 5.00
Reg. 5,00. Stale 3.00
free Brooms
Out-of-town Customers
With every purchase of $10.00
or more we will give a gond
Broom FRL+E on -Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday of this week.
Remnants
Hundreds of Remnants at
Half Price
YARN
Black, Grey, Cream
to clear
19c per ' lb. Skein
20to 30 p.c. oft'
Everything
in our 2 Stores
Black Tea............... ......... 8112
Coffee ... 41e
Jell° Powder 10e
Corn Starch ..,.. 10e
Porn Fiakes
Shredded Wheat . ,-,. . 2 for 25e
Ready-to-wear
New stock of Dresses, Suits
and Winter Coats for Women,
Misses and Children at excep-
tionally low prices.
Fur Collared Coats -
22.75
Taffeta Silk Dresses -
16.75 21.75
Dress Goods Spec. 99c
Serges per yard 54c
Table Linen per yd, 30c
Brassieres each 49c
200 yards Plain and
Fancy Silks, up to(j
$3.00. Sale ... 1.59
['stowed Yarns 14 Ili. 49c
Monarch Yarns shades i0C
Specials
See our
Windows
Regular up Corsefs 69c
to $3.o0.
DRESS GOODS
All kinds and colors, reg. up to $3.00
Watch Our Window SALE 990
GOODS SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED.
Sale Positivelyends e ds rVovember 19#h
HANNA & Co. Ltd. Wingham