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Alteration 'Sale
lsard's Alteration Sale will save
money on all lines of clothing.
:b•II:Y WIN si!1p�.1 � ' A .111 i.<>la p
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$00,000 Stock on Sale less 20 to 50 per cent.
viscount—Everything On Sale.
Slaughter of Ladies' Winter Coats -Cur special all
Wool Velour, fur trimmed Coat is a:winner...:10.75
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Washboards, each ...--.•_-..45c
Pure Castile Soap, 3 for .__._....25C
Soda Biscuits, per lb. r ' 15c
Oatmeal, 6 lbs. --.--......--25C
P & G Soap, a 'bar
■ Corn Starch per pkg. _ .•-9c
Fresh •, Walnuts, lb 59c
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Cheese per
lb
All Cloth Coats on sale.
Fur Coats, Muskrat: Persian, Seal on sale.
We are including all Fur Neckpieces, large and
small, Sable, Persian, Fox Stoles on sale.
Buy her one for Xmas 50 Children's and Misses'
Fur Collared and Burberry style coats, our sale
price 5.95 to 9.75._
Ladies' Dresses, Cloth, Flannel, Silk, Canton
Crepes,' Velvets, new style's less 20%.
WoolZPleated Skirts,,Fawns, Checks•less ....20%
Crushed Plush and Velour Coats..:.24.75 ter 39.75
Clearance of Men's and ' ''oys'
Suits and vercoats
Men's and Young Men's Overcoats...:,... ,17.95
We are offering 150 Men's and Young Men's Suits
Navys, plain browns, tweeds and hairline stripes,
sale price .. ..:15.75 to 26.75
Boys' Overcoats on sale, • entire stock ....20% off
Penman's Natural Wool No. 95 Underwear Men's
Combinations and heavy ribbed Wool Underwear
Boy's .Wool and Fleece less 20 per cent.
Men's Furnishings Gloves, Hose, Shirts Neckwear.
in r ocer es
Coffee, the best _.:......_.r__...,.._.soc
Dates, 2 lbs
Corn Flakes, pkg
Maple Leaf Sal.,small tin _x8c
Raisins, seeded, 2 lbs
Wagstaffs Jam; large reg. x.5o
at —95C
Fresh Herring, imported fish
® Palmolive Soap per cake .-•-0c Fresh Mackerels, can _____ 24c
Peas, per can Ise • Puffed Rice, per pkg .....
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wl Boys 3; 4, 5, 6 Jersey Knit Suits Reg.
■ upto4.00 Sale. ....... ....2:19
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Men's Heavy Wool Heather Ribbed
p�. Hose Reg. 75c Saturday , ...49c
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Boys' Leather Lined Mitts • ' 25c-
Children and Misses Cloth Hats :in
e Velvets and Cloths up to 3.00 on sale
la Saturday
Corn, 2 cans • =-25c
Black Cat Shoe Polish _.._..zgc
None- Such. Shoe Polish Iryc-
Cow Brand Soda
Chipso, 3. for
Brooms 59c
Sugarper roe 8.49
Macaroni, 2 for • 25c
Teats, special blend, lb _ .......
White Wine Vinegar gal 39c
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Children's Red 4 Piece Suits all Wool
on. Sale ...... .....3.79
Pure Linen Towelling regular 40c
on Sale .25c
Special Prices on Ladies' and Children's
Drawers. New Chamoisette Gloves
special, price Saturday. Women's and
Children's Hosiery Sale.
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' BLUEVALE
Mr. Anson King of Detroit, spent
a, few days at the house of Mr, L.
Ruttan. '
Mr. Coombs of New Hamburg,
spent the week -end with his family
la.eMr. and Mrs. Thos. Moore of
Whitechurch,, spent Sunday' with Mr.
jr. W. Leggatt,
Rev. Mr. Tait, exchanged pulpits
with. Rev. Mr. Taylor of Moorefield,
last Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday School are
busy practicing for their annual Xmas
tree entertainment, which will be giv
en Xmas night.
We are very sorry to hear that Mrs.
Jas, Clarke of Sunshine, daughter of
Mr. and ,Mrs, Thos. Stewart, suffered
another stroke on : Monday and is
'very l'oW.
suits. john Kerr and Children are
spending a:month.• with relatives at
Oshawa.
Mr. Jas. ivlofiatt, spent a few days
this week with relatives : at Toronto
and took in the Fat Stock show.
Mr. Rich, Johnston met with a pain-
ftilaccident one day recently, getting
his foot injured. in a ditching machine.
We hope he wvil soon. be .around again.
Mr, and; ivtrs F. Thomas of Torori-
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,Any ambitious' young person desir-
ons of entering upon a• business car-
eer must have a business education.
Several lady graduates of a few short
years ago are drawing over -two thou-
sand ($2,000) per year. There is a spe-
cial course for farmer's sons who in-
tend to remain fanning, in Farm Ac-
counting, Business Law, Business Let-
ter Writing, Rapid Calculation, Btts1•
tress Forma, etc: Many are earning.
while they are learning, through the
Spotton Correspondence Schools, To, m
ronto. A position for every graduate.
Enter .any time. Write for particu-
lars to Winghain Business College or
Canada Business College, '274 College
St., Torontb.
The Late Mrs, Dunbar
The death of Mrs. Sarah Ann Dun-
bar, occurred at the home of her son-
in-law, George Cunningham, at .]3e1 -
grave, on Saturday,.. Nov. 15th. The ®_
funeral was held Tuesday from Bel ,®
grave to Westfield, where interment
was made. Rev. Dr, Perrie conduct,
ed the services. The late Mrs. Dun-
bar was born i>:, Lucknow sixty-three
years 'ago, and lived there until her
marriage to David Dunbar at the age,
of twenty-one; when she moved to
Westfield. Her maiden name was 'Se,
rah Ann Vint. On the death of he:
ausband thirteen years ago, she nice
ed to Belgrave, where she had .resid-
ed with her' dauglfter, Mrs. Cunning-
ham, She was a .Methodist in relig
ions She had been ill since last spring
and confined to her bed for the last
few months. She is survived by tt••o
sisters, Mrs. Virilliam Love,' of Bel-
gra-e, and Mrs. William Baldwin, of
Ashfield; four brothers, A. J. Vint of
Stratford,Robert of Winghaiii, Gil-
bert of Lucknow and Joseph of
Stoughton, , Man.; three daughters,
Mrs. William Graham of Stratford,
Mrs. Cunningham of Belgrave and
iVfrs. Arthur Barr of Blyth.
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We are headquarters for this line I
of goods for Men and Boys
Big variety ®i „kl ids id qualities at; ay
onhand audit we do not happen to have
the kind you desire 4n stock c., n
ke them ;, pun a tew
hours notice.
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to, spent the weekk.end with relatives
here.
Mrs. McGill of Belgrave, spent a
few days with Miss Martha Fraser.
Mrs,. 1'tolph returned home on Mon-
day, after spending the past month
with her sister, Mrs, MacLeod at
Toronto, Sorry to say she is still.
very low. -
1\fr,, ] obt. Peacock of Port Huron,
Mich., spent' a few days with relatives
around here.
Miss Florence Mills of Sioux Falls,
S. D., ,is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
G. Snell.
Mr. John Armstrong shipped two
roars of hay to Toronto: on Wednes-
day,
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We put rubber sones 11 n' all W ds of : ,, blber
boots, also on Woua 's Got 'ashes—
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We lye quick service In i'nr repair depart-
ent—!:°Cions sewed on heavy rub-
bers it n alma rt ntaalice.
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20 t • 50 Per Cent. Reductions. Our Big Sale Prices
e Again in Effect. Bargains in Every Dep -- Irtlr ent
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Lucknow.
Mr. Alfred Andrew is at present
spending a few weeks at Toronto.
The Orangemen of L. '0. Ls. 104.4
held a degree meeting last Friday ev-
ening, two members being advanced
to the Blue degree and four metribers
having the Royal Arch Degree con=
ferrel upon them. Lunch was served
in the wee hours; of the morning.
TORY CORNERS
1VIAPLE GROVE
Miss Coleman of Varna, is .at pre-
sent visiting Maple Grove friends,
Air, and 'Mrs. Ernest .Gardner at••
tended the' 5. S, Convention, held in
'Westfield last week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gardner. of
Maple Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
Henderson of Ltickriow, visited St.
Augustine friends for a. day laat weak:
M'r. C. E. McDonagh triade a motor
trap to Listowel last Friday.
Mrs, 1V"esley "Ritchie spent Thurs..
clay Last. with Mrs.' Ralph Nixon of
Quitea number from this `burg at-
tendecl the funeral of the late. Mr. J.
Abram bf Belmo're, which took ;place
Monday last,
We are, sorry to report that Mr.
Ladies' Re: dy-to-Wear' f
Girls' and Misses' Coats, Dresses, Kimonas, Slips, Bloom-
='s ers. PUBS! FURS! Highest grades of Persian Lamb, Hudson
Seal, Muskrat, Natural Coon and French Seal Coats, every gar-
ment warranted.
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John Gamble is still under the Dr' -
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care.
Miss Mary Galbraith of Orange PSill,
is at present visiting her brother, Mr.
Levi Galbraith.
Mr. Joseph Underwood of T31itevale,'.
is visiting among his oldfriends and
nc iglibars
Mr. Melvin Finlay bodght a fine
nsilch cow from Nelson Sttternol :last
week.
.i..istcn to tltc wedding bells.
Note * Would our correspondent
please sign their name and address,
so that we may have it for our Pyles?
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Northway Garments -Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts all less
20 per cent.
Silk lH',' se for C' l nista' ' as
Winsome Maid, Holeproof and Penmans, nhwest shades, all
sizes, on sale 1.50 pair.
Wool Blankets, Wabasso Sheeting Table Linens, Cretonne,
Sateens, Curtains, Silks, -Dress Goods, . Coatings. Sale priceson
everything.
Circular Cotton 60c quality, all widths
Raw Silk, beautiful soft texture, full width
Pure Silk Canton Crepes, all shades
Hosiery, Underrw�c�ear,, Gloves, Chappie Coats, Silk Scarfs, .Scotch
Wool Scarfs, Toques, Sweaters, etc , all less 20 per cent.
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4 yard wide Linoleum .. , ,.; ,,,,,'825c
Coate's Crochet Cotton, 3 for
Men's and Boys' Wear ,
Suits, Overcoats, Reef e r s, ,Mackinaws,
Knickers, Pant, Knitted•Coats and Pullovers.
• Men's Shirt Sale
Fresh clean stock, reg'u'larly priced to, 3.50,
all sizes at $1.97.
Men's Suits
Hair Line Stripes, Self Stripes, Plain Cloths
in Groys, Blues, Browns, Mixtures. Regularly
priced 35.00, 37.50, 40.00, all on sale $27.50.
Groceries on Sale
Campbell's Soups, 2 tins .25e
Singapore Pineapple, per tin .21c
French Walnuts, per lb... . .... . . .44e
Special Black Tea, par lb.. .. . . nc
New Dates, 2lbs. for . ...23c
Corn Syrup, 5 lb. size ...37e
Tiger Red Salmon, large tin 24c
Comfort, Gold, P. & G. Sunlight Soap, „32c
5bars for .• .•
' Marmalade, large jar .... .. .6cJc
Castile Soap, large bar ........ .. ... , 14c
Remember ''the Bargains you got at
/ Our Big Sale.
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