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I. weed Coats:
Sizes 11-20, $19.95, .others at $25,00, $29.95, $35.00
Fur Trimmed all wool Cloth Coats.
sizes 12-20, fitted styles, 2 Iinings and chamois $19,95
, $75.00
$69.50
• . • • • • • $33.00 to $59.35
Better Fur Trimmed Coats:
Silver Foxes: sizes 12.20 • •....
Silver Foxes: sizes 38-44
Squirrel Trim or Persian Lamb
Fug c`ka!
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Muskrat—•Sable Blend Mink Dyed , $295.00 and $395.00
Muskto (Dyed Rabbit) Swagger Styles
Electric Seal (Dyed Rabbit) fitted or
Swagger ••.• , . $129.50 - $175.00
Time Payment to 'Responsible parties.
$129,50
New Shipment of Wool ' )re.sses
JUST lRECENVED
One Piece Red, Blue, Moss, Paddy and
Brown .. $10.95 and $12.95
Two•Piece all popular Shades ••••, . , . •-, , • , $12.95 to $18.95
Crepe Dresses all sizes from 11 to 46 • • $6.95 up
Weldrest and Kayser Full Fashioned Hosiery.
ALL WOOL Two-piece tailored Sport Suits, sizes
12 to 16 plaids and Sheppards Checks .. . • • $12.95
Paris Ladle?' Sop e
ListowePs Leading Ladies' Wear Store
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5:14.• Sale.
f Forma, Farm Stook & Implements
TUESDAY, OCTOSGR 2659,
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Lots
Lots 7 and 8, Con. 9, Tuekersmith,
5 miles south of Seaforth
at 12 o'clock noon, the following;
HORSES
Due 1nttte'1iu1 Ohre rout, t, -tint of
fillies, 4 and i years old; wagon
horse 5 years Alit, general purpose •
horse 10 years old; Ilelkian col 5
moo ths old.
CATTLE
Twenty I1oI teiit cows Tt•rsrren:ng
Proal 1%11 au )1,4' 10 11 arch; 3 register.
ed Iiolnlelir r,Qwn; 3 Durham rows;
4 two-year-oicl. I1olstrlr heifers due
in May; a number of Jiolstein year•
old heifers; 15 llereIord spring
calves; 25 year old Hereford and
Durham. cattle.
PIGS '
Two York sows bred six weeks; 40
chunks 75 to 100 lbs. each; 40
wveaners from 0 to 8 weeks old,
1 POULTRY
f 200 Hybrid nixed chickens three
1 and a half months old; 75 I•Iybrid
pallets 1sty4n.g 75 Rock pullets, .
IMPLEMENTS
John Deere I 'acier, D-40, recon- '
1 d4tioned last spring; ,one 24 -Inch
Bell •teparalor with cutter, like new; '
15 ft. one-way disc, ti' 501' altonal;
Case stiff tooth cultivator; 10 rt: '
Case tractor dIslc; set spring tooth
drags; Massey-ITTerris binder 0 ft..
out; Deering mower; Massey -Harris
3 -furrow tractor plow, now.; ono 2- '
farrow Case plow, new; 1 Massey -
Harris corn snuffer; sulky rake;
MasseyT4arrls bay Ioacler; Massey-
Ilarris fertilizer drill; one 2 -furrow
riding plow; one power Lister cream
separator with motor; DeLava1 mag- ,
matte -milking machine, double and
single units; wagon and hay rack;
set oe .sleighs and numerous other .
articles. •
TERMS
Perms on chattels, except tractor ;
and threshing' machine cash; thresh-
ing machine and tractor fray
per cent. down balance in
eight months with approved joint
notes at sax per cert. per annum..
PA13C17L 1—This farm, consisting
of 100 acres is situated on Lot 9, !
Con. 8, Tuditersnnith, 6 miles south
of Seatorlh, with frame house bank
baro, silo drive sited; land all clear
Where Your Dollar Buys More. ed well drained. PARCEL 2 --.This
- farm consists of 200 acres. Lot 0
- e....c --=An Con. 7, Tuekersllth; 4 miles south et
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Sunday's (Oet. 24) issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times, Get The
Detroit Sunday Times this week and
Seatforth all seeded. PAROLE, 3—
every week! This Sarin is situated 1 mile south of
res,frame house,
Chiseihurst, 100 ac
bank barn 2 acres , bush, rest in
Anniversary Services grass.
At Listowel Church These farms will be sold subject
to a r eserve hid, Ten per cent.
Very sucpessien anielversary eery -
ices
were held in Knox Presbyterian gown on day of sale, and the balance
Church, Liislowel last Sunday. Dr, r can be arranged.
Cameron at Toronto was the speaker MRS. HANNAH, JACKSON
and the guest soloists were Walto • Proprietress
itrnCutelseon, basso of Hamilton nal HAROLD JACKSON,
Lorne W. i0L'lanier, tenor of Brussels. FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneers
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OUR FIGHTING FORCES are now definitely on their
way to Rome, Berlin and Tokyo.
True it is that -the roads they must travel may be long
and tortuous with death and danger lurking at every
turn. The going may be slow and tough but, with
steady though heavy step, our men will trudge every
mile with grim determination, yet with inspired en-
thusiasm—for Victory is in sight.
To make easier and shorter the way for these, our
gallant fighting men, is the part and privilege granted
those who remain behind. That we may encourage
them and lighten their task by our unstinted effortsto
speed the needed equipment. That we may by our self
denial make available the monies needed to assure
their superiority in air, sea and land, Thus shall we
•• make smoother the ways, and shorten the days, towards
the triumphal entry of our fighting men. into Rome,
Berlin and Tokyo.
"Speed the victory"
Buy Victory Bonds
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5-45
Maitland W.M.S.:Presbyterlai Society
The fall rally of the Maitland
Presbyterial Society of the W.M.S.
of the Presbyterian Church to Can-
. ada was held in Charmer's Church,
Whitechurch m1 Wednesday after-
: neon with a good attendance, almost
Ali the auxiliaries were represented.
The vice president, 141.5. Guthrie
Reid of Teeswater presided, tread
the call to worship and led in prayer.
The reading of a ihanksglring
neaten and meditation by Mrs,
13•allagh of Teeswatar was followed
with prayer by SIl's 1tingroso of
Teoswater• � a beetelf or the Whim
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church auxiliary, Mrs. Walters ex
tended a 'hearty welcome, l'rayees
on cl•eflat1te subjects were offered by
Mrs. 5. Kerr of Brussels, Mess Dean
McLeod of South Kinlees and Mrs. A,
Mowbray, l,ucknmw, helpful ideas
1w ere exchanged; on "benne speetai
fontti'e: of oat' meetings," when the
roll was called.
A metes:35e in song by Mrs. Donald
Rao and Mies i!, Wileott of Wtngltani,
was enjoyed.
The guest speaker, Nies. Hugh.
Jack t4 .Samford', president of the
Huron Presbyterial was tutroduced
' mud after eeteed4ug greetings froth
the Presbeittirial atinounced heti
subject. "Wihat Clu'lstian Missions
evee doing for the world today anti
what we should do to face the
iiiissieo question after the war: to
,teals:ilig of 0114114 94t@ staid China
had the ntostt Chtlightu gaverninent
in the world ,largely tine to Christlan
leederehi4t, In Xnditt advance Ps
!elite Made eepeekilly among young
. people, women and girls, She maoTe
mention of the reatrits of Messier(
wont in British Guiana and Latin
America and lastly Cayratla with
its immense foreign populati•or: and
organieed g•5oaps of eommun1sts. Her
final message was: "Go Forward,
Be not disoouragel and Look up." u
Mrs, Ir, G. 11'owler of biuevale, the
president of Maitland Presbyterial
brought greetings from the Pro-
vincial Board and paid tribute to
Mrs. Jack .tor the timely and sincere
reestmee she lariat brought to the
meeting 'end to Maitland Presbyter-
ial for the efficient manner- in whim
It wa, carrying on through the in-
dividual auxildaliss, She closed her
itenlar lis' with the verse;.
Spin cheerfully, not tearfuily,
Tiro' wearily you troa,
Spin enrefutiy, spin pra.yertuely
But leave Chs thread wall God,
P110 tressnrer's statement show
tate financesalnt•ast the same
es at this time fast year eerie Me-
Tearrol of Molesweete eltscd the
meeting with prayer. At the close
of the noeticg a•eeresltutents were
served.
A note of thanks are appreriattai•n
W(1.4 exPI'55sed by Mrs, Mcleod of
Kincardine.
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7.1 *'air rt r t err y ,N' ?Sow
t• :h 4•
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Mr• I W.. ", l utn+r
with her , is t, 'tt, s. 11
TTtrresbutg Penna ,
Iltr•, and Mee. Melt :na'ratrt' of
T.+lint. i11ch., were guests with Mrs.
.Tnirn Devote
'1'rivnie Mac Monowall who re•
rently returned home from Ilklgleed,
le vie lug
Yiahers fn,
51)011t the ween end in Toronto with
his brother 'Wm. McDowell and
stater Mee. G. North, Ile goer to
London, 'Ont., on Thursday of this
week,
Mrsi \1',n. Wilton arrived home
Wednesday .from a four months'
visit with her brother Hugh Mo -
Martin ani wife at 'Waterford and
also with Brantford friends, Mrs,
Wilton also visited with her nephew
and Niece NIr. and Mrs, Unites Iain•
caid at their cottage at Lake 141oite
emir Belleville, :Sideboard, Raymond Sewing Ria-
cLEt;K'S NOTICE OF FIRST chine, Walnut China Cabinet,.tuick-
POS
POSTING OF VOTERS LIST work Carpet Carpet Sweeper, Duet
Mop, Walnut Book Case, Bedroom
State, Iron Bed, Parlor Stove, Parlor
Table, 2 large Oak Chairs, Bug,
Bernell .loot•, Trott Bed, 0.al alt
Stereo, Quart :Sealers; Washing
ORaobdne, 'Wringer, Couele, Dresser
and other articles too numerous, . to
TERMS—CASH
Mra. Goo. Edwards' Estate
Lev, Rowland, A.ucthoneer
MI 'Vona War Finance Comm/
�i= t'Bii 7 V,' ii t' r i588h5 rz'x 0±; `ti1Ma: ",.
ea
Auction Sale
Of Household Effects
Estate of Mrs. George Edwards
Brussels on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ord
at 2 p. m,
Kitchen Stove, Cook ,Steve,in geed
condition, 1 Pall Leaf Table, I{itehen
Clock, Kitchen Chairs, Dining Room
I urnifur'e, Heteesfon 'sable, 0 Chairs'
Voters' Lists, 1943, Village of
Brussels, County of Huron
NO'lleite is hereby given that I
heve complied with Sealer, e0 et the
Vetere' List Act and that I have post•
ed up at my office, lSrnssels en the
18111 Clay of Comber, 8043, the list
of all persons entitled to vote in the
municipality .1t Manirlpel Llectleons'
(111,1 1011 celeee to lira! La:MO /a
Aeeeneoly and thee :.n -eh bet remains
there for in4p: tion..
A ed 1 1r;, by'neil•upon t11 votere H.lro•1 County victory
tilt i1nu, :Iturc. proceedings to Lawn Quotas Announced
;lave ;11 errors o:t olni ai0ns ter. Prusseis 70,600,
r'51;ttd t5rordingin 15w, the last E3lyt1
;lay re appeal being Hie lst Say of Howlett Towrrehip
Nevereber, 1343. Morris 7Bownsltip
W11lltttant
-grey Towne -WI;
Clinton
Dated rt i"r ii w l , this 13511 day
of October, 1043.
1. S. WARWICK, •C;ierls.
.,.. 40,500.
B29:500,
91,000,
18(4,000.
110,000
184,000.