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BEET YOU" AND WE ASK THAT YOU. COME. IN AND SEE THE LARGE ASSEMBLAGEI OF—USEFUL AND NOVELTY
PRESENTS WE HAVE FOR YOUR CHOOSING.
LINGERIE FOR GIFTS
'Such lovely things that always find favor in the fem-
inine heart. Beautiful bandeaux sets, Separate Pantees or
Bloomers with matching Vests. •Silk Si orts,i Fashioned
Slips and Night Gowns. A wide choice for all and you'll
be delighted with the new weaves in. pastel shades.
49c, 75c, 90c, $1.25 to $3.00.
LINENS, OF COURSE
Beautiful Table Sets from the mills in Ireland of Old
Bleach and John S. Brown qualities and designs that make
these novelty linens ^uch acceptable Christmas Gifts, Each
set is individually boxed and for Christmas trade they are
specially priced at 1/3 OFF,
ENGLISH DOWN COMFORTERS
REAL BEAUTIES Rich lustrous Satins and Silks
of unusual appearance and quality, Panel and applique pat-
terns in Rose, Blue and Gold that are much away from the
ordinary run of Comforters. $24.75, $29.50 and $35.00 grad-
es that are specially priced for Christmas presents at 14 off.
LOVELY WOOL BLANKETS
Coverlets, Throws and Bed Blankets of the finest
lamb's wool. Plain white, plaids and 2 -tone colors to blend
with your color scheme. The values are exceptional at the
various prices. $3.88, $4,95, 7.50, $9.65, $10.50 to $18.00.
REAL SAXONY BLANKETS AT $22.00
Be sure to see these supreme, all white blankets with
the wide silk whipping. For Christmas or a wedding pres-
ent they are simply elegant. Per Pair $22.00.
BEDDING - BATH TOWELS
For Mother—What nicer gift than our lily white bed
sets?... Beautiful creations of the finest cotton yarns. Some
have colored bands in rose, green and blue. Full double
bed size, per set, $3.65 to $4:25.
THE BATH TOWELS
Ektra grade absorbent cotton yarns with that lofty
feel and appearance that makes them such acceptable gifts.
Rose, •Mauve, Green, Gold or Blue at 49c, 75c, 90c to $1.50.
THE FINEST TOWELS
Pure Linen Huckaback with self damask borders and
various patterns. Conventional, Ivy and Poppy, and priced
moderately, 44c, 69c, 85c, and $1.00.
BREAKFAST SETS - SINGLE CLOTHS
Real oyster linens with contrasting borders of Blue,
Green, Gold or Rose in various table sizes, 36x36, 54x54
and 54x68, and priced from 69c, $1.50, $2.25 to $4.95.
COLORED COTTON BLANKETS
Very fine gnelity bleached cottons with colored
checks of Rose, Gold and Mauve and whipped singly. Full
double bed size at per pair $2.75.
KAYSER - ORIENT-
HOLEPROOF
SILK '
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STOCKINGS
Of which Milday can never
have too many. See the new
shades for Christmas Gifts.
Chiffons, Lace, Light Service.
and heavy Service weights.
Tokay, Evening Gull, Pilot,
Pepper, Blackberry, Teakwood,
Etc.
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50
CHRISTMAS KID .GLOVES
Soft pliable French Kid Gloves in the new Pull -On
Styles. Browns, Black, Beige shades and White at a new
price foci top quality gloves at $2.75.
KAYSER CHAMO-SUEDE GLOVES
Entirely new styles that are most attractive. Browns,
Black, Beige. and Gray and priced 29c, 69c, $1.00, $1.19.
VELVET CUFFED GLOVES
An entirely new feature in fabric gloves. Lovely for(
Christmas. Per Pair $1,25.
RUFFLED CURTAINS
Always acceptable are these good looking Curtains,
that come in fine scrims and :nets and with various colored
Valences and tie backs. Per Pair $1.39, $1.85, $2.50, $4.00.
SILK SPREADS YOU'LL LIKE
So attractive and serviceable are these silk rayon bed
covers that come in a fine range of colors. They make ex-
ceptionally fine gifts.... See them at $2.98, $3.49, $4.65 and
$5.00.
HANDKERCHIEFS -- PILES OF THEM
Christmas boxes in singles, twos or threes, and a fine choice of separate handkerchiefs.
of individual design in the bettergrades. Prices start at 10c, 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
SUITABLE GIFTS' FOR MEN AND BOYS
BRACES - GARTERS - BELTS
A fine selection of these utility dress accessories
Always acceptable and useful gifts for growing boys.
choice is best.
BLOUSES - GOLF HOSE FOR BOYS
Always} acceptable and useful gifst for growing boys.
We have some unusually fine lines for Christmas buying.
49c, 75c, 95c, $1.25.
SOCKS -- WOOL SILK MIXTURES
Like good ties—a man can't have too many socks;
and besides a good supply eases up the darning problem:
Women, buy your husbands, sons or gentlemen- friends
some of our good quality socks for Christmas gifts.
Cashmere lines at 49c, 59c, 75c, 95'c, $1.25.
Silk .lines .at 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Wool Socks at 39c, 50c 60c, 75c.
FRESH GROCERIES TO BUY AT A
4 Cameo Toilet Soap
2 lbs. Valencia Raisins
1 lb. Bordeaux Walnuts
4 Handy Ammonia
15c 75c Green Corn Brooms 39c
25c 3 Kellogs Corn Flakes 23c
39c 5 Bars White Naptha Soap 18c
25c Choice Clover Honey 39c
SPECIAL TEA OFFER
With Every Pound of our Pekoe 'Black Tea at 75c, we will give a full pound of McCormick's, fresh Soda Biscuits
Free, this Thursday to Saturday.
SAVING
Lantern and Lamp Glasses .......................10c
Heinz Tomato Soup, 3 for 35c
6 Crepe Toilet Paper 19c
Choice September Cheese 15c
MEN'S.-FURN,IS-ZINGS YOU'LL LIKE
*omen as well as men will find it most convenient
to buy mannis'h'gifts''in our men's department. You'll find.
good Shirts; 'Sox and Gloves, as well as racks of. New Sills
Ties, Braces and Belts from which to choose the sort of
gifts men 'like'to' get:
TIES THE NEW PATTERNS
50c — 69c, — 75c $1.00 — $1.19 — $L50
SHIRTS, ARROW
FORSYTH -
STRAND
These well known lines
need no introduction.
Their dependability is
absolute and when mak-
ing a gift) of one or more
of them ..you can be as-
sured that you're giving
the best that is. Sizes 14
to 18 in a good choice of
patterns and priced $1.50,
$1.95, $2:50, $2.95, $3.85.
SCARVES LOVELY SILK ONES
$1.00 - $1.50 - $2.00 to $4.50.
WOOL SCARVES SCOTCH` TARTANS
• See the Beauties at $2.50.
SPATS - FINE ENGLISH MAKES
New lines just to hand $1.50 to $2.95.
-GLOVES. - STYLISH, SERVICEABLE
Fine grain Pig Skins for dress wear and some really
Choice Capeskins with cosy wool linings for the man who
requires warmth and comfort combined. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
to $3.50.
WOOL SWEATERS
We're sure you'll like the good sweaters we show
and the prices will be to your liking. Do you know we
can sell you really good and serviceable all wool sweaters
for as little as $1.59. Other excellent values are to be had
at $2.98, $3.75, $4.50 to $7.00.
INITIALED LINEN HAND-
KERCHIEFS 50c'
• See 'these fine, beautiful all -linen handkerchiefs, just
to hand from the mill of John S. Brown & Sons of Bel-
fast, Ireland. Always acceptable gifts. Each 50c, 3 for $1.35
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BELGRAVE
\Women's Institute Hold Meeting
A very interesting meeting of the
Belgrave branch of the Womcn's qn-
stitute was held at the home of Mrs.
Stewart Procter, on Tuesday of last
week. There was a splendid attend
mice. The president, Mrs. C. 12. Coul-
tes, presided. The roll call "Say, sing
Dr Pay," was well responded* to. A
report of the convention at Walker-
ton was given by Miss Cela Coultes.
An instrumental number on the...pi-
,aao` 1iy Mies Velma Wheeler, was 1 Mr. Monteith ,t 11,1 .spent a few
Imucli enjoyed. The dist _•silent,
Mrs.' Gordon Bissett, •Guclerich, gave
izt very interesting and helpful address
on the subject, music. Miss Nora
VanCamp sang a solo. At the last
lnt:eti:ng ,pieces of flannelette were
Fi4 tribiited among " the members to
b"f: 'made into children's clothing and
t es i were brought to this meeting,
also a number of second-hand artic-
les iii children's apparel, The quilt
tjj e:''niembers had made was'also dis-
,played all completed, ready to send.
As°committee will pack the bale in
the near future for shipment to Par-
ry Sound district. The meeting was
closed by all singing the National
,Anthem. Lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. F. bJcCal-
lum, Miss Martha Armstrong and
Mrs. C. R. Coultes and a social time
enjoyed. Owing to so many com-
munity activities during December
the meeting is cancelled for this
month.
Barn Destroyed by Midnight Blaze
A very disastrous fire occurred on
Thursday night just after midnight,
when the barn on the farm of W.
I' Armstrong on the 6th line Mor-
ris, about two miles from Belgrave,
w s,, completely destroyed by fire. A
• :i;bip of young people were spend -
• .the evening at the home practis-
a
iYgplay for Christmas, when it
was discovered that the barn was
completely enveloped in flames. .All
hurried, out and were succesful in
saving all the live stock excepta few
pigs. The binder, buggy and' har-
ness were also saved, but the barn
and contents, driving shed, car, and
implements, were destroyed. Neigh-
bors gathered and managed to save
the; henhouse and fowl in it, }Low
the fire started is a mystery as no
one had been at the barn after 7
o'clock when everything appeared to
be all right. Mitch sympathy is ex-
tended to Mr. and' Mrs. Armstrong
and family as he has been' in poor
health for over 'a year, havingbeen
badly hurt in an accidentt',` his
farm when the teairt ay with
the binder. The loss only ypartl
covered by insurance,
lvtrrg,'Olive Corbett and family
;)trent the 'week -end lin Stratford.
Mrs. ,R; Yule and '7lerna spent a
w days in Niagara riallS.
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SHOW STARTS 8.30 P.M.
Two Shows Saturday Night, Starting 8 p.m.
A Thrilling Picture of Frontier Life.
- Also —
Two -Reel Comedy
"ABSENT MINDED ABNER"
And
SINGLE REEL "KRAZY KAT"'
- And
COLUMBIA CURIOSITY.
weeks With. friends here, has return-
ed .,to Stratford. •
Mr. and Mrs:''9:: G.' Anderson
spent last week in Toronto.., Mr.
Anderson consulted a specialist while
in the city.
R. J: Scott and ?C. 'R. Coultes at-
tendecithe U.F.O. `Convention in To-
ronto.
The Ladies' Guild Of Trinity
glican ,Church •are:liblding Bazaar
An-
OY '
a
in the Orange Hall on Saturday, De-- Mrs, Jas. Grigg who. ltas,been ,very
ceiriber 10th.
•.The annual meeting of the Bel -
grave. Farmers' Clhb will be held on
Tuesday, Dec. 13th, in the Hall at
2 p.m. The election of officers will
be held at this meeting. • The report
of the U.F.O. convention will be giv-
en and important questions
day discussed.. A cordial
of the
invitation.
is extended. to both the men and the
women of the community to attend.
ill,: is able to be arou•id again.
The Anglican. S. S:"tirias'Tree'will
be held; in the C.O.tF. Hall,•.,Deceiii-
ber 21st. Everybody welcome.
WHITE,CHURCH
The infant son ,of . Mi:, and;,' Mrs.
Herb. Laidlaw is :vel .ill With- an -at-
tack of bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. Torrance Guest, Misses Mar-
garet Macintosh and Katherine Mur.;
ray, of Ripley, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Shiell on Sunday.
Don't forget the Xmas entertain-
ment at Brick United Church Tues-
day, Dec. 20, also the one at the Red
School (S. S. No. 9) on Friday, De-
cember 16th.
"Let each man think himself Eon
act of God, his mind a thought, .l'iis
life a breath of God:" -Bailey.
DAD'S WISHESMAY
FOR
A New Blue Serge
Suit at
BE
18.00
A New Dark Grey
Serge Suitt 18.00
is Qual. Horseh'i'de
Black Coat, On Sale 9!9
A Pair of, Church's Shoes.
SAVE
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A Flannel' Dressing Gown
From 3.50' to 8.50
Goat Skin,_ Deer Skin, Pig skin
and Cape' Gloves, lined and un.
On 1..• 10 to 1x•. 174'
PING
Every Gift ux d Free Charge
IS AS S LE
Sleeveless Sweaters, Young 100 Kitchen's Worlt Shirts, 'reg
Men's plain colored Pullovers, $1.50 lines. Oft' Sale `00
V -Necks. at .......................-... •
vv
At•g5to• 2.95
Or a pair of Church's Famous
Spats, in silver grey 3.00
box cloth for •iJ
A Pair of Forsyth Flannelette
Pyjamas, On Sale
this week for 1 50
Silk Shorts and Silk 50 c
Shirts
Hats, CapS and Underwear
Ask your neighbor about Han- \,
ma's lowest prices on all work
goods. This week, Heavy Ov-
eralls, 2 -seam legs
1 +00.
Sale Price .;......... .
Men's fine Wool knit
ted Gloves ......... 1 e00
, Forsyth Shirts, the 'better kind;
up to $2.50,. plairi' color's, with
collars attached or
Separate. Sale •pricalr 1,•i��
Boxed Ties, Our Spec-
�c
Cuff -links, set with bright
Stones, Reg. $100 a 0 c.
pair, for i'
Aberley Sweaters for men, Hi -
Lo -V Sweaters for Men, Xmas
Gifts
from ... 2 50 to 4'•50
English Worsted Sox 49c
Pair
ismenommonn
English Ribbed Heath- 75c
er fine Sox I
Silk Shirts, Sport 100
Sale .
Boys' Overct►ats and Boyd'
Suits Greatly Reduced tYntil
Xmas.
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