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How Smart They Are
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How trim and small you foot
looks. Every beauty line of in-
step and ankle--hoyv suitably
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sleet -you're snug and warm.
Colors and fabrics to 'blend
with the modish ensemble dome
and slide fastener models.
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Your choice is wide at Greer's
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ST, HELENS
Mrs, Shapland'
of Edmonton, has
returned to Goderich.z after visiting
for several
week'sweek'swithth her sisters;
razed Mrs, Gordon,
liirisunt •Woods and Mrs.
rave the sympathy of 'manythe loss oftlactlr brother,
wl Johnston; whose death
uddenily at :13ruee�field, last
;<r with Mr..Robinson and
Mr. Lorne Woods and Mrs. R. J.
attended the funeral on
Mrs. Mitatlnell and,and,Allie of
ted reoezrtl3r with Mr. and
Mrs, Win.
McQuillin.
The regular meeting ,of the
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occurred s
week. The
Woods a.
Thursday.
Mr, and
Ripley visi
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en's `- Institute will be held' at; Mrs.
Arch, Anderson's on Thursday, Dec,
$t. Roll Call --Inexpensive Christ-
mas Gifts, Miss A:nniQ McKenzie will
have change of the subject,
'The regular meting of the Y,P,.C.
will be held in the United. Church
next Friday evening, All members are
requested to attend.
Messrs Gordon and ltoss McPher-
son and George McQuil'lin have re-
turned from the West.
WHITECHURCH
The W,M.S, of Chalmers Presby-
terian . Church held their thank -offer-
ing meeting in the church on Taliiirs-
day evening, Nov. loth. Mrs, F, Da -
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SILK & WOOL HOSE
New shades for fall -95c
CORSETTES
Special 95c $1.25
ill prices $L95
VESTS
Pl.Silk, & Wool Strap and
!° V Neck styles. Reg. 90c
'-_' and $1.00 Special 69c.
VESTS
Cream Union in winter
it weights Strap and V
Neck styles Reg. 75c
for .. 59c
.. BLOOMERS
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White, Mauve, Pink and
I Peach Reg. $1.00
Special .... 79c
TOWELLINGS
All linen, heavy quality
per yd. 23c
FLANNELETTE`
English white' 36 inches
wide' 29c
FLANNELETTE
36 inch heavy striped
••• 23c
FLANNELS ,
54 inch all wool, fine im-
port quality, Special
value per yd. $1.29
BLANKET CLOTH.
54 inch all wool, Cardin-
al shade Special yd. $1.69
LADIES' SWEATERS
at ... $2.95, $3.95, $4.50
WORK SHIRTS
Flannel, at' $L25 & $1,39
DRESS SHIRTS
Separate collars $1.95
UNDERWEAR
Heavy ribbed shirts and
drawers, all wool
Special value $2.19
COMBINATIONS
Fine knit $2.95 & $3.95
SWEATERS
Special .. $,1.95 ;to $5.50:
Sox
All wool, black 49c&59c
OVERCOATS
At $19.50 to $35..00
WORK SOX
At '. , .... 35c to 75c
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virtson presided, and a vocal duet was
nicely rendered by Mrs, DIgnean Ben-
ndy and Mrs, (Rev.) 5, PC lloele, The
sneaker of the evening was. Mrs.
Lougheed of ` Hamilton, =wito gave a
very interesting and earnest address
on Thanksgiving. During her address
slie 4used a chart composed of many
Sct'iptnre texts, designdd to show the
tlieo attitude and, purpose of God to
ward mankind and our duty in carry-
ing Hit. message to all people. The
offering was a very liberal, one,
The Mission Band held their thatik-
offeiing and, ent,ertainznent Friday
evening Nov. rSath in the basement of
the church:, The Lucknow Band gave
half the program, A large art4,ienee
enjoyed the .'splendid program after
which the Whitechurch Band served
refreshments; to the visitors,
The C. G. I. I•, were entertained at
the home of Mrs. W. Leggitt on Sat-
urday afternoon, Nov. xgth. The meet-
ing was presided over by the Presi-.
dent, Miss Dorothy Pollock and their
leader, Mrs. Robt. Mobray.
The sympathy of the whole com-
munity is 'etlended to Mrs, George
and Miss Ida McQuoid in the loss of
their sister, Mrs. Thompson,' who died
in .Vancouver Hospital, Thursday
morning Nov xgth.
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Miss Annie L. Currie, R. N., of
Cleveland is visiting her parents, Mr.
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and Mrs. W. J. Currie.
,Mr. and Mrs, Frank Salter spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Cur-
rie
, Mr. Wilmer. Taylor motored from
1 Hamilton on Sunday. He was accox i
' panned by Mr. F. Newman.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Walker are
spending. a few days- in .Toronto,`
Mr,• and Mrs.. Alex. Lever . and
daughter Jean spent Sunday with Mrs.
'Ross Currie.
Nies. Wni. Anderson is visiting
tag friends at Aylmer.
Mr. John Currie lost his car crank
on Saturday night.
Don't , forget the entertainment of..
Currie's School on December 16th.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Se6tt spent a day
with friends at Lucknow last week.
Mrs. Bone and Toni. Ralleson weir
to Port Huron last week to see nurse
Bone.
Tr. and Mrs. Brandon attended
thefuneral of a cousin in Orangeville
one :Friday:
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOVEMBER 25-26
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TION OF TORONTO
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-futon Old, Boys' Ass a ion of
Toronto will be held tia
Hall, Elm Street on Monday evening
CJ wc. 5th..Valuable prizes will be a,.
warded to the suecesful competitors
nd1 after the. cards, ddttcin will be/
indulged in for the balance of the
evening. Refreshments will be served,,
Music will be supplied by the Stokes
Family :
y es;.tette > a real live Huron
organization,
Every Hurenitein ,
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lxeax this promising young band of
tnnsicistts 'as this will be their fust
appearance at any of the l Xuron Old
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WHITECHURCH
Miss Phronia Grenaelue of Wingham
spent Sunday with Miss Lottie Fox,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas; Purdon of St
Helens, Mrs. Wm. Purilon and Mr.
Albert Stein spent Monday with their
sister, . Mrs. Rintoul, of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Falconer, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Falconer visited on Sunday
with Mr. 'and Mrs, Elgin Wellwood
of Orangeville. '
Messrs. Wilmer Taylor .and Fred
Newman of Hamilton spent Sunday
at their respective homes here,
Mrs. Donaldson of Teeswater -has
been visiting for the past two weeks
with her cousin, Mrs. Murray.
-Mr. Price Scott, Messrs, Alec and.
Bob McKenzie and Mr. John Rintoul.
attended the Winter Fair in Toronto
this week. r
Mr. and Mrs. W,' R. Farrier visited
on Sunday with= friends at Gurrie's
Corners.
Mr. Ed Gaunt and Joe and Edgar
and Mrs. Geo. McClenaghan and Mil-
, ▪ Brd spent Sunday with the former's
N daughter Mrs. Nicholson of Auburn..
gr. Harold. Sparling is attending
the Beekeeper's Cox `iiention in Tor-
onto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee visited
over the' = week end with hist sister,
Mrs. Simpson, in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert, Falconer and
baby Arnold spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, William Falconer of 'Blue-
vale,
Messrs. Donald and Bert Westbrook
moto`red from London on Sunday for
'their fathers, Messrs, Chas. and Albert
Westbrook who . have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cornelius for
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the past,: week and hunting in: this
neighborhood.
Several'' wild deer and fawns have
.been seen in the bush surrounding
Whitechurch.
The Y. P. S. and W. M. S. of the
=C:Tiiited Church are holding a Bazaar
in the church basement on Friday,
November 25th. Everybody welcome.
Quite a number frons here attended
the box social held in Brick United
(hur h ort Friday evening last.
Mr, Johnston Conn is shipping a
carload of oats from here this week.
Mr, Chas, Wighcsnan unloaded a car-
load of Goderich salt among the farm-
ers
armer.s of this district on Saturday,
fourAfall of
incltes of snowy over
the week -end suggested winter might
be hovering around, but it all disap-
peared in a mild spell Monday.
At�
tend the big dance in teig ve
ort Friday night, z,5th inst., and dance
to Towne's orchestra.
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styles and with. ` fur° trim-
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Desirable garments in new shades
of the latest styles.
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Ne* Bags Received.
UNDERARM, POUCH and.
ENVELOPE STYLES
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Clothes;
Tailored to measure or
sold off the rack, aid rens
bnably priced at from
'$30600 . to $42.5.
"Educate rotarself to wear
Society Br•anlal Suits and
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