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U BUY NOW & SAVE
al ON FUR COATS
1 The best Seals, Persian
iv Lamb, Muskrat and Ca-
racul-Baby Fur Robes
a and Chokers.
111 Your Choice of any
11f Less 20%.
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aHandsome Cloth Coats
at1-5to1/2 Off
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Buy them now, Even for
next Winter.
w ALL BEST DRESSES
REDUCED
Silks, Satins, Wool, Taf-
feta, Twill Cords, Kash -
mer, Flannels, etc.
Less 20% to 40%,
25 Coats, regularly pric-
ed to $40.00
Your Pick $14.95
Misses' Sports Knickers
per pair $2.98
BIG REDUCT IONS
ON ALL DRESSES
Silk Dresses at , .$10.00
Wool 1"resses at
$8.95 and $6.49
New ]House Dresses,
$1.50, $2.49 and $3.00
All Less 20%.
41.210.131.0
12 Odd Skirts, reg.. val-
ues to $11.50.
Feb. Clearance . .. $2.98
Special Muskrat Coat
at $119.00
Children's Coats a n d
Dresses at Factory price
A few good, warm ser-
viceable Coats at . $8.00
UStanailefrap
Women's Smart Sweat-
ers, reduced 20%.
Gossard and Nemo Cor-
sets, all less 20%.
$1.00 Dress Material 49c
.�tlk fN, l,f9 i, Istifi�y,�. vv, t.pno,'.
Sweaters and Hosiery
All Reduced
Bargains in Men's Suits
at . $16.85
Men's Lined Kid Gloves
at $1.98
Curtain Nets all reduced
$1.25 ,.Suiifast Casement
Cloths • 88c
30c Saxony Flannelette
at . 22c
5 yds.. Lingerie Muslin
for . $1.00
$1.00 Oil Window Shad-
es,
hades, at 79c
Best Factory Yarns, per
ib. 88c
$2.50 Table Linen $1.55
Special Art Sateens 33c
$1.00 Farmers Satin 59c
Extra value Table Nap-
kins s 25e
{..r� 1.ee!rt •4talY7a, ..ger, <,.y .44 $ •!...arX :!!4,,A13114. t , AIN,A)
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February the Month for
Spring Sewing
Use Butterick Patterns,
Newest Spring Styles
are here.
SILKS FOR DRESSES
SILKS For LINGERIE
Smart Woollens for
Sport and Street Dresses
Our $1.25 Pagoda Fugi
at 88c
$.3.50 Flat Crepe $2.89
2.50 Crepe-de-Chene 1.88
Gold Edge Duchess 1.58
3.50 to 4.50 Silk Scarfs
at .... ..... $2.69
Save Now on Sheetings
60c Pillow Cottons .47c
Pure Linen Sheeting
less 20 per cent.
Anderson Ginghams 25c
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Men's Overcoats & Suits
at Slaughter Prices
Sweaters at a Bargain --
Pullovers, Coats, Wind
breakers
Special All Wool Jerseys
at $1.49
Watson's Form Fit
Combinations . , $2.69
English Socks less 20%
eautiful Goods.
Men's Cashmere Knit
Sweaters $1.98
$2.00 Silk Scrafs, Your
Choice, each,$1.00
Big 88 Overalls $2.29'
50c M e dium Weight.
Socks, 3 pr. for . $1.00`
All $2.50 and $2.00 Win-
ter Caps ..... $1..49
Men's Neckwear Half
Price, 75c Knit Ties, 2
for.. 75c
Penman's Extra Fleece
Shirts and Drawers 69c
Men's .Fur Coat less 20%
Save 20 per cent.
Boys' B I ack Leather
Buy Auto Robes Now
Gauntlets, $1.50 for 98c
2 only Genuine Jaeger
Rugs less .... 25%.
$10.00 Mackinaw Coats
each ' $7.85
Men's Work Sweaters
at .. .. . $1.9 8
Horse Hide Mitts, Half •
Price 98c
Ex. Wear Work Shirts,
good blues, & blacks 89c
Men's Linen andker-
chiefs, reg. '35c quality,
4 for .... 95c
$6.50 Boys' Mackinaws,
each ... . $4.39
Smocks $2,29'
?tat..te..vhk.�!c
OUR BIG FEFRUARY PRICE SAIDE HAS PROVEN A.' GREAT SUCCESS. IF YOU HAVEN'T YET ATTENDED OUR SALE, YOU HAVE MISSE.
MAKE IT A POINT TO SHOP WITH US DU'°'.1NG°THE NEXT TEN DAYS AND SHARE IN THE BIG SAVINGS.
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ST. HELENS . The Women's Institute are holding
I VA"Hl'1"EC:I-1UR.CI-I
their annual 'At Home' on Friday ev-
The Young People's Society are ening, Feb. 24th. ff 'The Whitechurch branch of the
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holding a Valentine Social on Friday{ • '11/rs. George Phillips and children Women's Institute held their first
evening next.
Mrs, Rich. Martin is a visitor 'for a
few days with her father, Mr. Wm,
Woods.
llr. Harold Hyde is home from
Kincardine for a few days.'
Mr. Frank Todd attended the meet-
ing of the Breeders' . Association at
`Toronto
last
week.
were visitors in Ashfield over the meeting h the Foresters' Hall qn
week -end with her sister, Mrs. J, Hun- ! Friday afternoon, February ' ioth.
! ter, 1 twelve new members' were added to
and M
Mr. rs. Will Taylor, r. and the roll. A ver . iYinteresting program
in
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Mrs. Elliott Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. wes given, including a paper on "The
Chester Taylor attended the Golden Model Institute Woman" by Mrs. D.
, Wedding celebration of the foriner's Emmerson and a paper dealing with
brother, Iir. and Mrs. Ben Taylor" at. Institute work from the time the first'
Blyth on `.Tuesday. t Institute was organized in ia�9 by
1 Mrs. F. Henry.
1 y Miss Irene Moore sang a solo, and
t readings were given by Mrs. D. I3ee
ill croft and Mrs. R. Mowbray.Hans
, were rade for a social evening with
a programme consisting. of dialogues,
21 music and a debate, which will be in
5 the Hall .on Friday evening, March _.
At the close of the in z•efresh-
f merits were served, The meeting in
Ei March will be held- at the home of
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$2.49
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Ties and Pumps
!save put a flat prise of
4q opt ttrirenty pairs a Wo-
5es, which sell regu-
$5.00 and $6.00 per
larly a
pair,
The above
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THE BEST GROCER --
IES AT LOW PRICES
New Dates, 2 lbs ..21c
75c Brooms . ....39c
9 bars Castile Soap .28c
3 lbs. Laund. Starch 29c
2 Ib. Seedless, Raisins 27c
5 Bars P. & G. Soap 22c
5 lb. Pail Corn. Syrup
3 for $1.00
10 lb, pl. Corn Syrup .64c
3 tins ,Heinz Tomato
Soup for .. , 29c
Large, :.lar Orange
Marmalade 39c
Large tin Pink Sal-
mon . . 23c
2 lbs. Large Prunes 24c
3 Boxes Matches 23c
3 pkgs. Lux 29c
4 McLaren Jell Pow-
ders 25c
3lbs. lue Rose Rice 25c
6 rolls Crepe Toilet
Paper for .. ...22c
3 pkgs. Handy Am-
monia 25c
2 tins choice Pineap-
ple, for .. 29c
5 Ib pl. Clover Honey 59c
60 Seamless Grain Bags
Bargain •43c
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MANY GENUINE BARGAINS.
dine,
C. M. -Ben. Logan, Ripley;
U. M. -Will Emmerton, Bethel..
Chap. --Ben. Scott, Scott, . Bervie.
R. S. -C. E. McDonagli, Zion.
F. S. -Lloyd Bell, Bethel.
Treas..-John Emnxerton, Bethel.
Marshall• --John Miller, Lucknow.
ist• Leet, -;-Marr' Gardiner, I.ttck-
now.
2nd.:Lect,-Isaac Penne), I inlough.
BELGRAVE
The regular meeting of the Belgrave.
Women's Institute tstitute will be Held on
Tuesday afternoon, February Gist, at
the home of Mrs. M. A. Wheeler. Mrs.
John Anderson' being the assisting
hostess..
The Roll call will be responded to
with. "Hints on entertaining". The
topic which is to be given by•. Mrs,
tiVni. Brydges is to be "Selected"
the President, ;firs. W,, Leggett, when Mrs. James Michie will give a teed-
-- a prize will be given by Mrs. D. Bee- ing.
croft to the one bringing the best A cordial invitation . is extended to
fruit salad, alt the ladies, toattend.
flit The Institute Here has every indi- The ,Belgrave Partners, Club held a
era.<;tc of isseutiritt# a very successful very successful social evening at the
and nourishing one, and we feel sure home of the president, Abram Proc-
will be of treat benefit to the coup- ter, Morris,. on Thursday evening,
triunity.
RAPID CITY
Mr, '`vVin. Murdoch of Lucknow,
called on friends on Sunday. •
it Mr, Wtn. Cook spent a few days
• Mr. Procter, acting as chairman, in-
troduced a program conslstitig of
musical numbers given by. lutiss Sara.
•Cola and J. M. Coultes. A debate,
".Resolved that co-operation has done
more for the farmer than private en-
terprise," the affirinative being taken
by Charles R. Coultes and Stewart
Procter, while Mr, G. Anderson and
Mr. Gear 'uphold private ente=rprise.
ii',t week with friends around Dun -
Savings in Women's Slices,
ONLY HALF PRICE at our Miss ),I. Campbell - visited with
annon.
Clearance Sale, only 2ti pair& f friends in Litelsnow hast week. • T, fryans favored the gathering with
Regular price $6,00 and $7.50. Messrs. Mark Gardiner, john Mil- musical selections. After the close
,.�,,;,,,„.„,,,,� ,, it ler, Jas. I itt u, !:atter Bros. G. A. of the program lunch was served and
lines are o117i our Isar gain :Tables.!tele :cnzie and Frank Miller were in all enjoyed 'a social time. Arrange-
Ripley iaet
'Tuesday attending mews L. s ire being crude for another Patrick Kearney.
��. west
cal treatment. Friends hope for a
speedy recovery. •
C. R. Coultes spent the'week-end
in Toronto.
Carl Bennett had his tonsils re-
moved last week.
A little son arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook on Fri-
-day, : February loth.
Mrs. Orval 'Graham off, Stratford,
was a visitor with relatives here re-
cently.
Miss Verna Clark of Sunshine vis-
ited her' friend Miss Ella !Morgan, the
last week.
Mr. and Mrs, 13urgntan of Wingham
spent Sunday ay with Mr. and :Nits: "Pule,
111r. Harvey Walker of Ingersoll, is
visiting his sister, Mrs, Dunbar.
Miss Dorothy Brydges of Detroit,
is spending, a few weeks with her
parents,
Isaiah Stewart
There passed away in East Wawa -
nosh on Saturday, Isaiah Stewart, son
of the late Mie and Mrs, John Stewart,
of the tenth concession of Culross.
He was born August 14, x854, and, for
the past 25 years had been a farmer
East Wawvanosli. He had' been in
very poor health for: the past year. He
was predeceased by his wife about a
year ago. Sig. of a .family survive.
mania, Wainfleet, Ont.; Elsie, at
home; Gertrude and Max of Toron_
to; :.Alexander, Kalamazoo, Mich.,:
and Maurice, Edmonton. The funeral
was private, on Monday afternoon,
from his late residence to Winglhain.
cemetery, Dr. Perrie of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, of which dew
ceased was. a ixtcmbar, conducted the
service.
Call anSee Them, o.I �� est I3t✓ r mewspee County meeting social, evening -when a speaker • frum
lid Shoe Storey.
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W1 1�1 and report a very enthusiastic meet- Toronto is expected to be present,
ing of alt lodges, It was carried un- Mrs, Alex, Manning and son, Billie,
14[ auiniously to celebrate the 12th of spent the'. week -end with relatives in
191 July in I,ucknow this . sae. I.he elec.- -
W ingbax>t'l,: Ont. J y t f c Auburn.
tion of officers resulted as follows: Norman Walsh of Wawanosb, is in
"Amyl wpm I_ ii I. C,. M. !.,toper Mahood, Kincsa,i Toronto, where he will iecetve meth-
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I The death occurred very suddenly,
at his farm hone oil the sixth core,
cession of West Wawvanoslz, on Sun-
day, February 5, of Patrick Kearney,
in his 7mid year, Mr. Kearney had
been ,in poor health for some time,
being a sufferer from asthma, but
had not been confined, tie bed. He
had been to'the barn. oai. S:und-ay,
morning, and on'his refuse, just nsan
aged#to reach the couch when be pas-
s_ rl away.
The deceased man. had, been twice
married, his first;wife being Margaret
Donnelly, who left ane so; William
of Montreal, Hewas later married
to Julia Redmond, sister of James
Redmond of Dunganton, and a fain_
ily'of three survive. Sister Jeeome, a
teacher of music in Sacred Heart
Convent, Sarnia,' and Thomas and Ev.-
elyn at home. He is also survived by
his wife:
The funeral was held, at xo.so a.m.,
on Tuesday, from the Church of the
Sacred Heart, St. Augustine, Requiem.
Mass being sung by Father Paquette.
interment was made in St. Atigustine
cemetery. The pallbearers being
James Craig, Charles Robinson, Ber
nar'd Brophy, John Redmond, Willian7.
Donnelly and James Pollard.
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