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NEW FALL DRESSES
FOR THE YOUNG MISS
Beautiful new styles is Jersey, wool crepe, corduroy and velvet
Fitted dresses with circular 'skirt, or loose back Mother Hubbard
styles, Colors are red, pink, blue, brown, navy hind wine.
Sizes 2 to 6 $1.so $2.50
Sizes 8 to 14 $2.25 $x.76
CHILDREN'S
WINTER COATS
AND COAT SETS
Here's a wide range of stylish
ChIldren's Coats made of ail wool
blanket cloths, Melton 'and tweeds
COATS 4.75 to $8.95
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Coat legging and Nat Set 8.75 to 11.75
NEW FLANNELETTES
AT LOW OLD PRICES
itesimuminw 36" wide, high quality flannelette, dil
Light or Dark,colored stripes a
plain white .._.. per yd. ,y
Fine English fllannelette, In attrac- ,
tive stripes and fancy patterns, 36" J5c,'
wide, heavy weight ...... per yd (•
Newest .patterns In fine quality English Woolette, 35c
26 Inches wide, heavy weight, all colors ............ per yd.
NEW ARRWALS !
VEL
FALL
Despite the steadily advancing prices we 'have priced these two
!host attractive groups of newest dresses at these old low prices.
All new styles, shades and trimming effects. Colors Wine, Black,
Navy and Rust. Sizes 14 to 46
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SEAFORTH
ETHEL
Arnold Earl received word some
time ago that he had successfully
met the requirements for the Inter.
mediate Vocal and Instrumental
Certificates with school music,
At the Canadian Musical Festival
'held is London recently, Arnold
,Bari was nwlard'ed second place
and silver medal in the violin clans.
Ethel United church choir with an
enrollment of twenty-two members,
dew and/ old, including the organist
'Mrs. R. Wilbee and Arnold Earls,
musical instructor, gives strong
promisee of becoming a aliusieale
equal to any emergency which
might occur in church services.
A dance, dated for Oct„ under the
auspices at .Ethel' W. I. was post-
poned indefinitely, owing to an ac-
cident tiµhich befell their engaged
orche'atra loader, Will McNair, who,
while operating a treater plowing,
had his collar bone broken, And also
a few days later suffered a severe
heart attack. Ethel -friends' extend
sincere ba,mt wishes for a prompt
recovery for Mr, McNair and for the
W.I. success in future dates,
Although the 'weather through
October was often unfavourable for
ontsid•e work the brush. cutting con-
tracts on Con. 6, Grey Township
(ander.-taken by 3. and J', Savage and
C, Bateman and. C, h',c'ltntier were
a'atisetetorily • completed tvol'1. with-
in, the specified time
A sow of the nice grade , dalry
herd orf Lid, Gill, proved prolific and
gave e. goad demonstration se in
creased production when she pre-
dented her owner one day recently
with triplet calves, all well dovotan-
edand strong, Doc Watirdlaw claims
th114 In all the many years of ltie
penctlfe he had never met with a
simliir ocottrtmnre.
:Femora and gardetteis in this
locality are taking advantage of the
suitable days as they come. to 'se-
cure the turnip crop, The yield in
general is said to be good.
The Board of Management .of
United church, Ethel met Wednes-
day to receive the report of the
Building Committee.
Mrs, Cecil Bateman accompanied
Toe. and 14Lns, Ames and Bryan on
an afternoon's. visit Sunday `with
John A. and Mrs. Snell and family is
Jamestown vicinity.
At Listowel hospital on Saturday,
Nov. 4, there Was born to A, D, and
Mrs, King, a daughter, Congratula-
tions',
Vernon Snell, 1S-year'old grandson
et Mr. and Mrs. J. Ames, has signed
up at Toronto, with the: Air Force,
for war service,
Rev, H. Snell and Doctor C, R.
Richmond are planning for a
few dray's .re'ereatien, to be spent
in a hunting expedition, either in
Northern 'Ontario or Eastern
Canada,
Miss Bertha Earl is ;still caring
for her grandmother Mrs. Earl,
who some weeks ago fractured her
hip and who. Is at present slowly re-
cuperating et the glome of her
daughter Mss. Stewart Edgar,
MONCRIEFF
The W,i41,S, Tlrankoffer•ing meet•
ing was held• in the basontent of the
chinch on Wednesday evening Nov-
ember 1., The meeting opening
with the use of hymn 488 fol•
lotvetl with a 'prayer by Mr,
Gilbert. The responsive reading
W11 taken ,from Psalm( 731 id the
hynti.ary. HMI 436 was sang
and the devotional ions ia.keir by
Mrs, Ktntieth MaLeau, 'rho offering
WIN
was received and a solo was sung by
Miss Edna Procter, Nliss Courtin,
the special speaker then spoke and
showed picture slides, Mr, Gilbert
then led in prayer and the closing
hymn 436 was sung.
"C'heerio My Deario" a 3 -act play
will be presented in .Moncrieff Unit-
ed) Church, by the United Church
Choir of Loridesboro, on Fri. even-
ing, Nov, 10, at 8.15 o'clock,
This 1play is in aid at the newly
organized War Service Unit of the
Church. 'Dome and . aid a worthy
cause,
BELGRAVE
A splendid goose supper under
the auelpicen of the United church,
Belgrave Was. served Thursday.
everting of teat week when a large
crowd enjoyed the generous .supper
provided,
NOTICE-,
Olwing to the change in the time
tor snaking the assessment Ma the
township of Grey and as the 1930
ateessm•elrt roll will be the roll on
which the taxes 'for 1940 will be
levied, a Court of revision et the
said assessment i'o11 will be held at
the hownsh' Alike, Ethel, on Wed,
nesday, 'Nc, vnbe1 15th, at 2
e'el'ock p m., for the purpose of
hearing any appeals which may be
brongb,t before the saki court;
Persons interested will please take
notice,
J. H. Fear, Clerk
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
* 1: * * *
Miss W11msa McNichol of Wail.
lop 1s visiting her aunt Mrs, Jas,
Kernaghan,
• • •
'Mies Mary Lott spent a few days
last week visited in Lucknow and
Wingham.
• Mist Margaret Robinson is enjoy-
ing her vacation. Miss Mauna
Miller isr relieving at the telephone
office during her absence.
Mies Jean Pa ley, nurse -in -train-
ing, London, was, ai Sunday visitor
et the home of her sister, Mrs. R.
Gemmel.
• • • •
Mr. and; Mrs, Jeno. Crosby and Mr,
and Mrs, Harry Guest, of Guelph,
were Sunday guests at the home oZ
Mr, and Mas,, R. W. Kennedy,
* * s
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Grant and
Mrs, Saanuel Griffiths and her son
Stewart of the B line of Howick
were Setnday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas' Grant,
Mr. .and Mrs., W. Langton Palmer
of Toronto were visitors last week
at the home of her grandfather Mr,
Mark Buchanan.
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Mr: and Mrs, Porteous of Sea -
forth were visitors recently with the
latter'sl sinter, Mrs, George Lowry
and other relatives in the district.
Mr. Will 'McCracken and bis
sisters Misses Mande .and Eva with
Mrs. Gallagher motored to Parkhill
on Sunday and spent the day at the
home of the Batter's' brother Mr. and
Mrs. Masters.
PoNowing the .sapper a pleasing
program was preee'n4sl in the
church auditorium by the following
artists, with Rev. J, B, Townend
minister of the .church acting as
chalrmah;_ Vocal Solos, Bert Cul.
Iirnare, Gordon • Leggatt, Joel(
Reavie, Miss Galnias•; Male env.
tette; Violist solos, Miss' .King;
Duets, Miss 141, Gorntss. and Miss H.
Booker, ,Tacit Reavie and Gordon
Leggett, Readings, Mrs. 11, W.
Kennelly,
•311., Clarence Rag -of the 6th - of
'4Vamannsh, is a patient in the Wing.
ham. General Hospital where • he
Underwent an operation for appen-
tidOi tios
Mr,_ and Mrs, Albert Cottites,' iit•
ford, and Donau,, else Mr, and Mrs,
George Irwvin, spent a day in Lon
don, , ratan
• • •
Mr, and. Mrs, Robt. McTavish of
Ripley were Sunday visitors with
Itis brother Mr. A. J. McTavish.
* * *
Congratulations are extended Miss
Alberta McLean, Winghani, wbo has
completed her terns as nhlree-ln-
training at VMMoria hospital, Lon-
don, Miss McLean is at present
v: -:::ng her sister Mrs. F. 147, Semis.
.t.
Owing to the fact that R, A.
:Reid is in the hospital following an
accident Mies Hingston will look
after all repair -work, for the pres-
ent, sending it ;to Stratford where
it will receive prompt attention.
* ,r
Miss Elizahe,th* Downing returned
hone from Toronto last week ac-
coinpanied by her sister Miss' Hattie
Downing who is under the doctors
care. We hope she may :soon he
restored to good health.
* * *
A large number of ,people from
Brussels attended the splendid,.
fowl scupper served by the United
'Church a Belgrave on Thursday
evening of last week. Misses. Mar-
garet Gamins, Helen Baeker and
Mary Davison and Mrs, R. W.
Kennedy contributed to the pro-
gram.
William Henry Wi111s, a former
Mayor of Wltngham and a promtn-
ent. business man of that town, died
in a London :Hospital on Nov, 3rd,
after an of two years. The
funeral took place at Wingbam on
Sunday, Nov, 511, He Is survived
by his wife. Two sons predeceas-
ed him, Harvey, who died Overseas
dttring the great war and Gerry, six
years. ago, Mrs. Willis is e. sister
of Noble Gerry of Brussels,
CLASSIFIED ADS,
WILL TAKE
Wood, in exdbange for good ho'teT
in 65 ib. tins,
phone 71X Robt, Warwick
NOTICE—
To the wise will be sufficient,
those who have been is the habit
of shooting deer out of the seaeon
in restricted territory will be re-
ported, Ij
WANTED TO BORROW—.
First Mortgage of '$3500;00 00
100 acre farm, good' buildings at 6
Per gent Interest.
apply at Brussels Post
FOR SALE—
S Cows; springers;. 30 Young
Cattle; Number of good work
horses and colts,
phone 79X or 41
Galbraith Sale Stables
STRAYED
On Lot 13, 'Con. 16, Grey, 1 year
old cattle beast. Owner can have
same by proving ownership . and
paying expenses:
phone 28-r-12
TENDERS WANTED_
Dor painting interior of Oran.-
brook
ran-brook Community Hall, Also tenders
for paintinig ceiling of store. Tend-
ers to be in by Monday, November
13, 1939, by 8 p.m. For particulars
apply on premises,
Rae Houston, President
R. 11, no. 2, Brussels,
FOR SALE
A. Quantity of .Cabbage,
phone 51-r-6 J,H, Bryan
FOR SALE—
A, quantity, of dry, body hardwood,
Beech and Maple,
phone 18-r-13 Geo. McArthur
FOR SALE -
2 Bunches of Chunks and 2 bunch-
es, Suckenm,
apply at Lot 8, Con. 11, Grey �.
phone 25-r423 John R. Dickson
FARM FOR SALE -
100 acres, brink house, bank barn,
2 good well% good slap loam, 'S54
Lot 25, Con. 6, Morris Twp, Price
reasonable, apply to
J. H. 'Scott, Seaforth,
Harvey McCuteheon, R.R, t.
Brussels
FOR SALE—
One good Thoroughbred; ;Short-
horn Bull, Fit for service; Good.
Yorkshire. Ha'g,seven menthe. two
thoroughbred Yorkshire Sows,
carrying first litter, /Will be sold,
cheap to make room.
.George M'Dwen, Bluevale P.O.,
R. R. No. 1 .
AUCTION SALE—
Lambert Saleyard Straithroy, Nov-
ember, 111th. 200 MIXED CATTLE.
dr,sual run of Mixed Pigs and Calves.
Those wishing to buy cattle private
ly can do so by seeing the under-
signed auctioneer anytime during
the week. . Trucks to deliver.
Terms—Cash.
A, G. M'cLlpine, Awetioneer.
GET YOUR FALL PERMANENT
ON THE NEW
ZENITH HEATERLESS
THERMIQUE
End Curl $1,00 and $1.50
Including Shampoo
Permanent 31.75, 32.25, $3,00
and 35.00 Including finger wave
and shampoo
Dried Finger' Wave 25o
Shampoo 25o
Telephone 55X for Appointment
IRENE'PEASE
over H. S. Alien's Drug Store
for appointment Telephone 55X
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Eliminate the fire -risk of old faulty wiring and
at the same time give your home plenty of
baseboard and wall outlets, smart new wall
switches and modern lighting fixtures. Let us
look over your present wiring and give you an
estimate on a neW installation that will enable
you to take the fullest advantage of the mar-
vels of electricity. Wiring and fixtures, of
course, come under the Rome Improvement
Plan for easy financing.
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Doing Your Shopping
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