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..Only 11 Black Coats' leftinstock, All new thisr`
season, We would ,like to clear 'these out before the
new spring: coats arrive, so put then'i on sale, Saturday
at exactlyhalf price.
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$20 Coats for ..io,00'.
$18 900
$16 &,00
815 7,5o
$12 6.00
Colne Early' and Get
Best Choice
Only a few Misses and
Children's Coats left.
Your choice Saturday
IaIf Price
.Fur Lined eoats
Only four left. .These are • made of Australian
broadcloth, sable collar, lined with Canadian muskrat
sizes 34, 36, 38, regular $56, for 1
$39�'rQ
All Fur Sets and s'ngle pieces 25 per cent.
off reg prices.
I Nlillinery $1.00
Qnlyeleven Trimmed Hats to c:ear. These sold
as hioh,as $6 and S7, choice $10.00
Untr,'',mmed Hats
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The EJ'irtlies Ard`of Ontario Street
Ohtiieh'lfe d their meeting at the home
of Mr. J. Corinst{,•iBeee'Line, on Wed.
nesdayt ik nn ti A very pleasant
eneeting4iielighteol
Rev.' IV.6Vpiie and Rev, J, E.
Ford exeleenge. Jaalpits next Sunday
morning--
Th1a ,13iPt5r8, r011016' of Boys of the
On t••,l5ltklollli'tlietil:df"P jrive a date Social
on ., '*iirsday, Feb, 13, Don't forget
theif;ite,
r4 Sunday in Ontario Street
chust1h will be Missionary. day. The
Pa"'r$ will preach Missionary set-
inotinespeaking in Hie evening. on
".Davlll L,ivingstone."
T•,fie',Methodist church at Brussels
hns,;e(tended a unanimous invitation
to Rai. D. Wren, Mi A., of Ethel, to
hectjrtse their pastor for the next term
corxedenciirg ar ith July, Rev, Mr
WrOillhas signified Lis acceptance sub -
Jet, ate he Conference authotrty
Rev; 1Yr. Oaten, the, present pastor, in
ends lievoting himself to the Evaoge•
listrp'field at the close of this Confer-
epee year. He has spent the past 3
years at Brussels.
Willis church' held their anr,ual
congregational meeting last Wednes-
duyo evening. The trertsurer•'s rep art
s1auti'ed that. the congregation wel•e in
ilotirisbiug condition and a balance of
#`39EI, on hand. The church bad
heavy expenses curing the past year,
but at no time in the history o6 th
cherelehad the envelope and loose col -
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lection been so large . as this year.
The various' societies r onnected with
the :-church' showed excellent
results,
The.ret tig trustees,
Messrs. INT, Glen
W. Graham and G. D. McTaggart
-were reelected.
the League meeting on Mind y
evening proved to be quiteintevestrng
Miss SGsie Powell occupied the chair;
Various reports frour different coni
mitteee'of the League were given.
Mrs. A. T. Cooper and Miss Beatrice
Green sang a dilett, A very
in
str
flrs lYlarYReid entitled'Go
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"•tiveand helpful reading given �y-
from wlruh different points could be
taken, which would help anyone in
then every day life.
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9 141a1'tlalgvS c� Deaths
elliwith such force
as •to break one of his -thighs and
badly sprain his left wrist, besides
receiving some cuts on his face..
Be was removed to the hospital,
but with his advanced years and
generally feeble condition his re-
covery is a matter of grave doubt,
Mrs. N..T. Treleaven of Dun-
gannon received the sad intelli-
gence on Tuesday of the death' of
her brother W, Wilson of Napanee,
from a traino was s while `going toKings-,
ton 'to attend a hocky match Mon-
day evening.
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Hensall Wins :-J W. Ortwein
took 16 first prices and 5 seconds at
the Poultry Show at Goderich, F.
G. Smallacombe took 9 prises, and
Fred' Bengough the sweepstake
for the best bird at the show, with
his Wyandotte rooster. He purch-
ased this bird from Fred Smalla-
Combe last spring.
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tired
this Hyea McCallum froof the officerr of Treas.
of the C. 0 1 an office which lie has.
filled continually for the last 20
odest Bmembers llum of thesone local coulit
and has always taken a great in-
terest in the • weifar of the order
being seldom absent from his
place at lodge meetings. •
Mr, Fred Keir of?r•editon, was
high gun at the Pi eon shoot in
C'hatizani on -Jan. 24th.
tLr. P, 13 I+aayst.tt, , of Som•is,
Man, .Who left•'' ••RowiClc when a
young. man 40' years ago :was at
Gorrie: last, week looking over, the
scenes of his youth. The, only' e-
sidents left that he could r`esnem"er
were e
e 111•
r.J
James Leech i'
a.Grorric n
Mrs.
Jo
-e ih-'..
end
Hunt I of the 6th con-
cession, Ho wick.
On Tuc..i'y night Mt'. James
dward met with a very severe ac-
cident at Gerrie. He was working
at the station loading cars and. was
in the act of taking the brake off
ode of the cars when he was
thrown from the top of the car to
the ground receiving' severe
nun
1 es,
Wroxeter Rural Telephone Co.
Limited has 283 phones installed at
present with more to follow.
Rev. 'W 11, McTavish, Metholist
minister of Port Stanley, formerly
of Goreie, Was seriously hurt Mon-
ey by being thrown out of his car-
tage. Mr. McTavish was drivi'rig
o Dexter to officiate at a funeral
MARRIAGES.
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C1IALLt a
C.IGDR--HARDY-Ufa Wed
nesday, February 5th, at the resi
deface of the bride, London Road,
Miss lhi naL, daughter of Mr. and
FArs, Williew li.nrdyd, to •fames E.
Challenger, of Egerton, Alberta,
and formerly of Goderich.
T9.wu and Country
Enemies of the dogs are at it
again, and several valuable and
much -prized i dogs have been b t
poisoned Goderich
h lately at Ingham,
Atdori
c on Tuesday last
While walking along Waterloo St.
a�Ir, John Brophey slipped on the
when his horse became frightened
and ran away. The injured roan
was found lying unconscious on the
roadside.
The minicipalities interested in
the guarantee of bonds of the Ont.
'Vest Shore :Railway are now; in
possession of the report' of B. W.
Middlemis't, C,13., on matters in
connection with the railway, and
an interestingdocument, it as,
Briefly. it to the effect (1) that the
cost of the railway so far con-
structed,: together with material
on hand, and allowing fifteen pee
cent, on construction for profit, is
$305,200, or less than half the
amount which J.'W.lvtoyes, pre-
sident of the West Shore Company,
says has actually been spent; and
(2) that it would cost the tidy sum
of $797,536' to complete the road
e'ween Goderich and Kincardine."
The'
Westf
tel
d School e
i Sc of re-
opened
after being disinfected,
owing • to scarlet fever in the
locality,
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STATIONERY,/ CHINAWARE
Little e Thin gs at Big Reductians.
IT WILL, • PAY
Valentine s Day, . Feta
Shield Brand 3(85 PIM -A pin for each
day in the yeer;former price 5e, a
parer : sale price two papers, Or 780pi) s,
fol. 5c
Orkney Safety FIns-.Solid brass with
guarded.cuil ; sizes 0 ), 0, 1, 2, and 3, also
asorted on a card ; regular price 10:•.
-sale price rine clued for 5e
Pound Hair Pins, Shield Brand - Ex
tra large sizes ; not light eveight ; for
nrerly:.•uld at 2c, a paper ; sale price-, six
papers for • 5c
. Orkney Boxed Hair Pins 200 pins ; sizes
' '2l, 3, and Si inch ; something new ; for
Mer pi ice Iic; sale price 5c
Hat' Pills Extra large heads ; six pias to
stylish lax, 10 inches ; black and white ;
former price 10c. , sale price Be
Dorcas Hook and liar-B'ack and white;
any size ; former price 5e. per card ; sale
prise two cards for 5c
Needles. Shield Brand -List qu ility ; all
sizes : lo:n,er puce 5s. ; this needle is
guaranteed ; sale pt ice 2 papers far., 5c
Toilet Pins -Black headed 72 pins gradu
eyed on 0 sheet ; first quality ; fernier
price 5c. per sheet ; sale price two sheets
5c
Battenburg Lace Centres ' `
13 inch Lace Centres, choice designs
with plain. embroidered and drawn work
centres. Very Special Each 25c
Lace Pius, Gilt -Assorted shapes ; two
dozen in hook form ; former price 15c
• sale price for two dozen pine 10e
AN® WALL PA SER
Big Things -at Little Prices
I� CONSULT
TI -I 1 P IC
A FIN' STK OF VALENTINES
Ir.It,
25 per cent. off.
As the new 1.913 papers are almost all in the store
room, ready for opening. We must clear out last year's
stock to make'niore room. Our Loss is Your Gain. This
will be a splendid opportunity to get a few rooms papered
at a small cost.
ALL PAPER TRIMMED FREE
Collar Buttons -Gilt ; T dozen assorted
sbaps on card ; formerly sold at 15e, a
dozen ; sale price 10e
Tooth Brushes -No. 10 special ; pure brig
tles ; bone handles for boys or girls ;
spacial price 5c
Tooth Bushes -No. 2 spacial ; assorted
shapes : rest value ever offered; former
ly sold at'2 lc, ; sale price 10c
''both Brushes -No. 4 special ; {assorted
shapes; extra good titian ey ; former price
25c ; sale price 15e
: 6llali• Brushes -No. 1.21) ; pure ail black bris-
ties ; ted or black backs ; highly polished;
• good value ;sale price 15e
flair Brushes -No 210 ; pure, extra long
bristles ' ebonv andfox finished backs :
• special side price c� 25e
BBair Brushes. Soli Back, ^]'tare
White bristles -Assorted twelve nov.-
elty shapes ; fox and ebony finish ; some
thing new ; formerly sold at 75c to $1.00;
..: sale price 50c
Dome Fasteners, Shield grand -Wash
able, silver plated white or black ; sizes
, 0, 1, 2 ; former• price 5c. per dozen ; sale
pace 2 dozen for 5c
• Bair Nets -.Silk ; correct shape ; each ona
in en envelope; formerly 5c. for one ;
sale price, 2 for... .......... Sc
• !lair Nets -Silk ; "Red Cross" ; large size :
Baelz ane in a sanitary eellutoip cylinder;
all over, with hair pins and draw string;
formerly sold at 10c. ; saterice5
P e
• ''Dress Shields, "Shield Brand" - Size 2,
washable : former price 150 a pair; sate
' 10e
Dress,Shields "Shield Brand" -Size 8,
washable ; former price 20c per pair ;
Sale price .... 15e
Dressing Tombs _Unbreakable ; extra.
heavy ; 8'inchec long ; black or whitel,
fot'rner price 15c. ; Sale price....... 9e• ,'
'Dinner Sets, Tea Sets and !,•
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a
ifilttor
Piney Chinaware -
,a`t1t•e selling at reduced prices during
, Ifent•uary Sale.
Note Paper and Envelopes -A fancy
• containing 24 sheets of Paper and Envel.
open, Unruled, linen finish, Regular,
25c, Sale price 15e
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Side Colllbs -No. B2() ; extra long and
heavy'; shell ;'former price 15c ; sale
`p,tice10c
a,
Blick Combs -Plain crack ; extra, heavy
large srze ; e ill match any of the above
mentioned side combs' shell: ; sale
price • ' . ,•. , lbs.
F►kirtBelting - it inch "Duplex" shaped
extra hue quality ; black, •.whine, grey ;
formerly sold sit 5 0. a yard : sale price
yards for. 54
B'at'e Rubber Combs -Assorted,, six -
st yles ; extra good crudity : former price
150. ; sale price
"Record' Coinl, .- 9 inches : extra heavy ;
gold stamp ; sale price 23e
Tape, Average India -Long lengths ; any
size ; olack or white ; formerly sold 2
bunches for 5c, ; sale price, 0 bunches
for 5e
Pearl Buttons --2 or 4 hole ; 16, 13, 20, and
22 line ; good, pure white' button ; sale
price for any size • 5c
French Pearl buttons -Best quality ; 10
to 13 Ise full ball, self shanks ; former
price from 10c. to 15e ; sale price, 3 dos.
for 25e
Thimbles -Gold and Silver ; two thimbles
put up in individual boxes ; former price
5c. per thimble ; sale price one box of
two thimbles for 5c
R'OO1 Mending -Best quality ; all colors ;
each card with a darning 'needle ; for•
merit/ sold 2 cards for Se. ; sale price 4
cards for ... 5
Half Ounce ball ,lllemling Black only:
formerly 5c. ;''three:for•, IUc
a4 a."
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Liners Thread -0100 yards , Falitc"k, white or
grey ; former price 9c'1 guaranteed goal-
Stamped LinenCentres -18 ineh,Conven-
tional and floratidesign's .Bnittitble 'for.
Coronation Btaldildi• Eihbi'oid'ery: Reg
War 25a and 35cc1+r Spe'eial pace,. ; 19e
! ,� is •u ,� a::,
Rattenburg Lace Centres Isfinch lace
Ventres. choice ,design:. ivith;plaiu, em
broidered, .and dr'aw,n jwark:cenires.
Very special. luaoh ,.,... ..e,.,. 2.,e
Taylor's Preauier SoapUho pe Toilet
Soap in large cakes -lank and ijream col
ora delightful:Toilet Soap Per rake 5e
Baby's Own Soap -Small neat cakes of
tbegenuine •-Baby's Own So'a'p worth
regularly IOc.. Our sale now:.3 cakes
10c for 5e,
• ity ; sale pricei ane apoo for , , 5e
urrDan orm-avacrtviralocannacirom
T;alcnass Powder-Gib/lore's'V'enetian • Tal
Cum Powder (Borated,) A. perfect Pow
der for men tend women of refined taste.
Extra large size. boxes. SalePrice.,l5e
Shoe Laces -373 inch Cotton laces, suitable
for Unildreirs and 'lee's shoes, Sate
Price pee dozen pairs 10e
45 Inch Cotton Shoe Laces -.Pine qua'
lay, a splendid lace tor Ladies shoes, Peedozen laces , 10e
Writing Pads -Good quality of paper,
Nsize ; ruled or unrule3 ; Regular
10c each, Oar Sale days, is each or
4 1'ootea 25e
Writing Pads -Good quality of paper, rul
ea or nnruled ; letter size ; regular 25c.
On sale days ......, . 15e ort for 25e
Envelopes -Oblong or square envelopes,
. 25 in package ; odd lines. :Per Pack•
age
5e
A Rook bargain -A list of popular books
regular 61.00, $.125, 51.50 line clearing
on Sate clays. Each 50e
Berlin Wools -Some odd lines of Beriin
Wool, 2, 4. and S fold. 7c per oz or
4 DUUCCs l'or 25c
Stamper Linen Centres
1S incl' Conventional and Floral de-
signs, suitable for coronation braid or
embroidery, Regular 250 and 35c. Special
Price y 19e
Tape Lines -00 inch Tape Lines marked
both sides, Regular 5c, Sale Days....2
for. 5c
Clip and Saucer Special -Japanese Cup
and Saucer, nicely decorated, thin china,
open shape, regular 25c each. On Sale
Bargain Days, 10e each per dozen
51.29
Coat hangers -Wire Coat Hangers with
extension, bright copper wire, regular
10c. •.Our bargain, days, Each. 50
Limoges Cake Plates -One of the bigg.
est' bargains you have ever seen in
Chitin. a large plate of french china, with
, beautiful Rose pattern, worth easily 75c
Special Price 19e
Eiderdown tiTOo1•-In black, white, red
• 'brown, grey and. Navy. Regular 15e per
skein. Clearing at per skein toe
Illlrrors-Size SxlO, a good kitchen mirror,
with wood frame. Special 19c
Paper.and Envelopes
Boxes containing from 2 to 4 quires
of paper with envelopes to match. Reg
ular Prices from 750 to X1,25• Clearing
at 50e
PER & �O. eLINTON�
Mr, Adam' 11'. Strong, an old •Ford'-•
with bey, for five years muaJager
of the • Nortliway store, will leave
Ingersoll. in:IWo or three Weeks;
lie has . been notified that lie is tp
be transferred to Brantford
where
hee1
will assume
control of. a 1 as ge
garment ,store that the N'or'thttay
Co., are lust opening.
Local News
ME PROW/LOGICAL RIOPOR'1: 16011
JANUARY 1913.
1be;highest maximum temperature
leas 48'0 on 17th The lowest, mini,
mum teuaperrture was 30 on 14th.
Toe higest range was 250 cn 15th, the
lowest r atige was 5 a on 2811.1. The
means i;he rn On th were no eximnin
32 51 aninimutu 19.26= and range
13.29 0.. The month was a• mild wet
one The rain and melted snow was
1,51 inches and the snowfall '7.5 Mello-.
'Hain foil on eight days of the month.
Heavy rains on 3rd, 0th and 17th.
Good sleighing from Gin to 10th For
Jaimery 1012, the higest maximum
tenaperatufe rvas3S0 on let. The low
est lnieimnni temperature Wes 210 an
12th. The means were maximum 17,10
minimuin 4 52 0 and range 12,08
The rainfall was 73 Sand snowfall 33
Inches, The therm ,meter Raab below
zero on eight mornings.
JULY 12T41 TO BE
CELEBRATED IN HENSALL.
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The annual County Lodge meet- °•.
ng of the Liberal Orange Lodge of
South "Huron 'was held in Exeter
on Tuesday and Was atteudecl by
he largest delegation that has
een present for a number of years.
Woe. County Master W. Kenny of
The
occupied c ed the chair.r.
T e
usual routine of business was car=
led and reports show the order to
e in-a.flourishing conch tion -with a::,•
spleoi'lid financial standing en
everything veer,' hermoniou
among the brether n The bre
thorn of this district will , gels
brate thei 2 h- fJulyr
con to I t o
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Hensel'. The o I « n f
lc f l o i g. officer
were duly elected and installed b
Pest Master W. Coueeey of Lucan
Wor'. Master, W. Kenny, of Walton
Deputy M., Walter Ilodgins, Liman
Rec. -Secretary; Peter Cantloon
Clinton; Financial' Secretary, W.
Flynn, Crediton; Treasurer Adam
Cantelon, Goderich; Chaplain, W,
3. Sproule, Lucan ; Lecturers, J .y
McMurray, Bayfield, J, Artinage
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cl merely as a visible sign of an ie- i a
U. y
s ward regard and affection which
- is hard to express, but none tale,
-, less and lasting. To you u -Why,
av : � ren the comrades and help-
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s e a anno
y •ed example for the next we wish •
all happiness and peace.- Wingham
Advance,
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ANOTHER PRESENTATION,
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Mr. anti' Mrs. Robt. Maxwell who
are moving to Clinton, were waited
upon by their friends on Thursday
•evening, • and ' assured, of the ties
of friendship by an address Mr.
Robt. Maxwell received a gold -
headed cane, and Mrs. Maxwell, a
gold bro.ocla.
Bluevale :Road, Thursday, Jan. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Maxwell.
Dear Old Friends :-A few of us
who have been life-long friends of
yours have wanted to give you a
special farewell before you start
on a new journey in life. To have
lived in one neighborhood for fifty-
eight years is, in itself, remarkable:
butit is not that alone that has
hound us together. You were both
among the real founders Of the
settlement and Mr. Maxwell with
his „own hands• built the walls of
many.. a home that sheltered the
early life of the coniiiunity, and;
although you have lived amongst
us all these years, we want to tell
yotl to -night that no one has been,
as a friend' and neighbor, what yon.
both have been, ' can stay in place
too
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ng In presenting
you,
clear
Mrs. Maxwell, with this
brooch
and
you, dear' Mr.Maxweli, with this
‘cane, we want you to look on them
Healthy if °me fi
Is Guaranteed where a j 1
I'arkyte Sanitary Chen:deal
Closet is used
Itis the only perfect appliance 2
a, which can be used in country 4
horses, or in any public h.iilding'
which need not be 'connected
g
with water or sewage pipes
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C ft is perfectly ;odorless, easily
fitted and so inexpensive that it
may be Metalled in the humblest
homestead
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SOLD ONLY. BY
Byam &Sutter
Sanitary Plumbers
Phone 7.
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7 7 Our New Story which
started last week. This
scene is in chapter 2.
THE ,PORTER -FELL ON ONE KNEE' AND GOT TO WORK.
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