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Thursday, December 8th, 1927.
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$15.00-$299.099-$22.50
Men's Fancy English Worsted Suits. Regular $30.00
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Boy's Fleece Lined Underwear: Our cut prices 49c
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Mr. Will Piper, Mr. Matthew Tear
rist and, son Douglas, of Detroit
spent the week -end with Mr. and MI s
Kenneth Parrish,
Gr. and Mrs, Wan. J, ;Hall visited
with the lstter's brother, Mr. A. Lit-
tle, 4th con. Kinloss.
Mr, Foster''Moffit and Miss Emma
Richardson from Larrpside, spent Sun-
day afternoon.at the home of ,Mr. It.
Scot',
Mr. Albert McQuoid and daughter
:Freda, near Ci -ewe, spent the week-
end with Mr. George and Mis Ida
McQuoid of 'Whitechurch.
The ,following are the delegates to
the U,F,O, and U.F.W,Q, to Toronto
this. week: Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs.
Robert Nelson, Miss Mary 'Stewar ,
Mrs. George I,iane,q Mr.. Gordon Jam-
ieson and Mr. Alec McKay and Mr.
John Parris!,
Mrs.' Robb and Mr, George Drennan
were united in marriage on Thursday
afternoon, Dec. ist. The same even-
ing they held a reception..
Mr. Will Baldwin received the sad
news on Sunday of the death of his
half sister,' Mrs. Hoffman, in Chat-
harp. Funeral was held on- Tuesday
afternoon. We extend our sympathy,
to the bereaved.
BELGRAVE
The Belgrave branch of the W,Ibt.S.
of the Presbyterian Church in Canada
held its annual meeting on Thursday
December 1st, in the church. The at-
ttendance was fair and the election
of officers resulted in the officials of
1926 .being returned to "office' for the
ensuing year and are as follows. Pres-
ident, Mrs: Porterfield; 1st vice-presi-
dent, Mrs.. Taylor; 2nd vice-president
Mrs. D. Dunbar; Sec., Mrs. Gear;
Treas., Mrs. Anderson; Expense
Fund Treas., Mrs, W. Geddes; }Organ-
ist, Mrs. Scandrett; Supply Sec., Mrs.
Dunbar.
The report of the year's work was
very satisfactory in every, respect to
all concerned. The enthusiasm and in-
terest in the work are increasing as
is evidenced in the increase in volun-
tary givings. The society this year,
with a membership of about twenty,
were privileged in being'abl'e toraise
the amount of ,$1x2 besides contribut-
ing a bale of `clouting. The members.
are looking forward to another year
of activity and are hoping to accom-
plish still,more.in the Master's name.
BLI,Jg\ALE
Mrs. R.obt, t4anillton has sold lien'
fifty acre grass farm to. Lee Breaken-
ide of Turn
XNGIAIVi ADVANCE -TIMES
Miss Ross :Harriston visited her
brother, Dr. '4, C, Ross, during the.
week.
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a 4r Service, will ��
l be held in
Trinity ehurch, next Sunday ey,ening.
under the auspicesof the Bible Society
Rev. John Smith of -London will give
the, address. The:ind,uction service of
Rev. Mr, 0`oodwill as pastor of ,Axa -
burn and Blyth, congregations will(
'take place on Tuesday December 6th
in Menaorial'Hall, Blyth.
Mr. R, Argent , who has been en-
' gager] in teachinni, school north of
I Kenora has returned home for the
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S S, NO, Ir. TURNBERRY
Sr. 1V-V'elrna Orvis, Eva Dickson,
Laura McGoy,
Jr. IV�Mae Groves, Mildred Phip-
pen, Viola Phippen, Gertrut1, '.Deyell,
Thelma Phippen.
Sr. UX -Mary Orvis, Mai -ion, 'Ro-
bertson, Lloyd Hawkins; Beth Hello
way, Maud Kerr, Bill McCoy, How -
and Baker, Bill Thomson, Fred
IIey, Arline IBker.
Jr. In--Agnmes'NoWell, Lilian Baker
' Pred .Horne, Step>art ; t itchie, Annie
Dennis, Alvin Hart, Alvin Baker.
Sr. II --Marguerite Phippen, Gert -
'rude Kicks, Teti Hollowliy, Pearl Fin -
Nara Ncw,ell; Austin 'rhoinson,
{ fr. II-KRiiitoul, , June
'Groves, Dorothy Phippen, Mary Cru
ikshank, Ralph Baird, Hazel Orvis,
Hazel Hawkins, -'Gordan Thomson,
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winter months, the school being
lo ed.
An interesting event took place at�
Queen street parsonage. The Pastor,
Dr. R. H. Barnaby, united in the Holy
Bonds of Matrimony Miss Ethel
Shortreed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Shortrecd of Morris' Township,
and Mr. Leslie John.stort, son of Mr.
Robert Johnston and the 'late' Mrs.
Johnston, E. Wawariosh. Congratula-
tions,
David Armstrong,
Armstrong, of/Wroxeter, and one of
the best hockey players on last year's
Wingiaam rink, has •secured a place on
the Western Ontario. University team.
YOU•NEED THE MONEY
Save some, use Mrs. Sybilla Spahrs
Tonsilitis, for Sore Throats, Quinsy,
Couh, Bronchitis,' Bronchial Asthma,
Catarrh and Tonsil Ills. Success or
money ,returned, C. H. IVIcAvoy,
Winglaarn; J, It. °Allan; Wroxeter.
IN MEMORIAM
ELLIOTT-I2 loving memory of my
dear husband, John Elliott, who pas-
sed away one year ago, December.
9th, 1926. •
Death- often
conies to make us .Know
We love more dearly than we show;
But love in death should make us see
What love in °life should always be,
We miss him when we needa friend,
On him we always' could depend,
Farewell, dear father, thy work is o'er,
willing, hands will toil no more.
Sadly' missed by wife and family:
DIED
LEIS.1-HM,A.N-At Longwood, Ont„ on..
December 3, 1927, Margaret Lecher -
ley, widow'of : the late Richard.
Leishinan, aged' 82 years. Remains
1Yerg taken . on C, N, R. 5 p, an.
'train to i3eigrave; Ont., where ser-
vice was held at Trinity Church,
r g berry ,for the sum of Interment was in McCrae Cemetery
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Is in full swing with super specials that ,are pQsithre-
]y amazing. We offer these values just in time for
Christmas Gifts.
is Now is the titan to do your Christnias Shopping
and really save.
JEWELLERY,
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until:ttie 842.50 is paid. There is no interest charges
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FRENCH CUT LINEN
Beautiful imported Linens from 'r:ance
in Doilies, .Centres, Tray Ends, & Scarfs:
Three shapes. Oval, Round and Oblong.
29c to $5.95
Fancyall linen sets
.... $1.29 to $5.95
TOWELS
Bath towels specially priced -39c to $1.25
Linen towels, tuck and. plain 35c to 75c
Towel sets .. 89c, 95c and $1.19
HOSIERY
Full-fashioned all silk hose. Mercury's
best make. New shades. All sizes
Special'................................. $2.19
SILK AND WOOL HOSE
Heavy quality silk and wool hose, woof.
inside silk out, Look like all silk,
Extra value at this price . '......... _95c
SILK UNDERWEAR
Shades of Peach,` Maize, Pink, Season,
Rose Marie and White.
Vests, strap style ...... 95c
Bloomers . .... , . $1.39
Slips, round neck style , , . , , t , $2.95
BLANKETS
Always acceptable is a nice pair of all.
wool blankets: Prices , .$7.75 to $11.50
Tics •
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'Scarfs.
Gloves
Caps ,
MEN'S WEAR
. 39c. to $L50
49c to $1,25
$1.39 to $4.00
..,. 599c to $3.50
95c to $2,50
Mitts .. . , . .. 59c to• $1.50
Special prices' in Arm .Bands,` Garters,
Belts, Braces,,llaidkerchiefs, Work ''ork. Sox
Shirts and Overalls:
FRESH 'GROCERIES
ALWAYS IN STOCK
GLOVES.
Suede fabric gloves, slip-on cuffs .. 79c a
Fabric doves, Special' 49c
Cape Suede gloves, Perrin's" anake $1.95 L '.
SCARFS
Crepes, Georgette and Knit Scarfs
Special , . 98c to $4.50
HANDKERCHIEFS
A wonderful'assortment to select from
Special . , . , . . 5c to 75c
In Boxes to suit all .... 25c to $1.00 !�
SILKS
36 in. Black heavy duchess satin $2,69 yd
40 in. Canton n on Cr e. eS p new shades $2.19 yd
40 in. All silk flat crepes , , $2.85 yd
FLANNELS
60 in. all wool English flannels in small
and medium checks. Special .. $2.75 yd
54 in. imported flannels, all wool and
very fine quality. new,shades Spec. $L29
SWEATERS
Nothing more appreciated at Xmas
than a lovely sweater. Special Prices
from $2.95 to $5.50
A soft finished velvet with heavy pile.
New shades for winter wear. 34 in. wide
At $1.59
MEN'S WEAR.
Shirts .. , $1.50 to $3.50
Boys Sweaters ... , 95c to $2.50
Sweaters , ...... , , $1.95 to $5.50
Men's fine pullovers ... , .. $3,19
Underwear combinations $2.95 to $4.50
All wool heavy shirts and drawers $2.19
CLOTHING
Special prices on suits and ON ercoats
for Xmas.
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McClary's Quebec -Bakes, Cooks and Heats all at.
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McClary's Three -Way Heater
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wasted. Looks like a piece of furn-
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