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Men's all Irish Linen Handkerchiefs 9 qe,
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1 Men's All Silk Four. in Hand neckwear50r
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Men's Silk Scarfs—We are showing new En-
glish Woollen, Silk Scrafs and Silk Knitted
Neckwear to $3.5o
SUITABLE GIFTS FOR DAD — Umbrella,
Broadcloth Shirts, Gloves, Hats,
Overcoats and. Suits.
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In = ed fur Christinas Presents than Fi,otwear
Real Swiss 1-landkerchiefs, Embroid- d') M,,,, ,, 'lig -,- •
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2 for 35c • 9 For 1TVorrie •' ' Fix Men
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Boxed Handkerchiefs, Gold and Silver Boxes
25c, 5oc, 75c, $Loo
Imported Xmas Towels, Fancy Border
Heavy Quality .......... ...
Ladies Si& Scarfs, Initial Handkerchiefs, Ma-
deria Linens, Plain Linens, Towels, Centre
Pieces, Table Cloths, Hosiery, Sweaters, Glov-
es, Neckwear„ Furs, Silks, Dresses •
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Overgaiters• ;Romeo Slippers
•m,i Club Bags• • • Club Bags
•Suit Cases • Suit Cases
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ASHFIELD
Mr.:arra Mrs. Henry Alton,. from
Parry Sdund., are spending a few
'weeks, visiting relatives on the 9th
Con.
• Mrs. Andrew Nelson, who has been
in Tickford, Michigan, and Cleveland.
"visiting her grandchildren for ,over a
year, returned home Saturday, to
•spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. John. Mullin, Belfast.
kr. and Mrs. Percy Finnigan, of
'Crewe have moved into Danganna,n,
where they intend to live. M. Fin
will open tip a shop there.
• Mrs, Whyte of Holstein is visiting
-with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Far-
rish of Courey's Corners.
'Reeve Fraiik Johnston and Deputy
Reeve John Jamieson, returned home
Friday night, from Goderich, where
• MAPLE GROVE
Mr. Richard Gardner, made a busi-
ness trip to• Toronto on Saturday.
Miss Ada Webster, spent the week-
end in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner and
Kathleen, Spent Sunday at John
Helms.
Miss Ada Heim of Crewe, spent the
week -end at her home here.
Mrs. Milton Bruce and son Chest-
er of Lucknow, called on friends in
the Grove on Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Watson • and
family of St. Helens spent Sianday
Henry Gardner's.
Mr. Sam Gibson is in Goderich this
week, where he was called to attend
the jury.
Zion Young people are preparing
a Christmas Concert; for the near fu -
they had been attend:rig • County ture. • Watch for further .particulard,
• Council. . • . , •
• Misses Pearl and. Hazel Raynard of
Paramount, spent the week,end. With
EAST WAWANOSH ,
their sister Mrs. Walter Alton, loth
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson, le-
t. d home from Toronto after vis-
WHITECHURCH
Mr. Blake Gaunt is 'hid up with an,
-attack of appendicitis.
Mrs, •Robt. MeClenaghan returned
from Toronto last week.
The lad'es of the PresbytVlan
chur-
h here, are holding ,a 'Bazaar in the
.Forester's Hall here, on Thursday af-
Mr. John Joynt, has gone on: an -
extended business trip ;throUgh New.,•=
York State.
Mrs: Freeniai. lias returned from V V •
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WILLIS
visiting friends in London, Buffalo, Id••
and: N. Ir. Phone 129. Winghartt, Ont.•
Mr. and Mrs. G. E: Smith, are vis- i ' y , .
'iting friends inBay City, Michigan. •Tolo
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:Mrs. llifurchison and: daughter, Mrs. . . • . . • • • . . ,
Dr. Bean , and Mrs. Bean's little son,
have returned to thalr° home in Tor- placed by quantities of mud, bttt here.
onto, after •visiting at the borne of rnost of the farmers are pleased as it 1 Mies M
Mr. F. G. Armstrong•givesthem the needed moisture for few clays
Mrs. Cullis is also ab.,e to be up, af-
ary Aitchison is spending a ter a couple of -weeks illness.
in Windsor, •ord was received in town that the
'Ile many friends- of MiSs .Maucle ploughing. • • • Mr. Pe
rcy • Agar, who teaches stork had left twin girls at the home
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Murdoch will be pleased to hear ttat • The, local lodge of Oddfellows held schocril on Manitoulin Island is home /of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nixon of London,
she is improving after her recent seri- a very pleasant "At Home" in 'their for Xmas holidays. •'formerly of town.
ous illness. •° !lodge rooms on Friday evening. The Belgrave Dramatic Club put ' Word has reached town of the
Mr. Robt. Rae had a radio install, There was a large crowd of meinbe:/s on a play entitled "His Uncle's Niece" death of Mrs. Hugh Findlater in Lon -
ed in their home last week. • with their wives and lady friends pre- in the hall here on Tuesday night, A !don. Deceased formerly resided n
Mr. ,Wm. McLeod is in Detroit, sent. After the usual tine was spent fairly good audience turned out con- • town but moved with her husband and
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helping in a hardware store during in euchre, lunch was served to which sidering the unfavorable weather and ifamily to. London a few years ago,\
the Xmas rush.
The Anniversarservices held in
all did justice.. The Lucknow Or- :.counter attraction. It , was really a where Mr. Findlater was in themilk-
chestra then supplied music and danc- very laughable affair and well/ acted. ;business. Ful particulars are not at
the Methodist Church here last Sun- ing was enjoyed by all who cared to The orchestra between acts also help- hand yet. •
day Were very successful, the Church participate. Winners of the prizes ! ed to make the entertainment more Mr, 'Wm. Naylor of the Ford Gar -
being filled both morning. and. even- were, Mrs. E. Holyman and jno, 'enjoyable. lage is able to be out again after a ra.-
ing. Rev. Crews from. Toronto gave Cantclon. • Mr. Dave Smeltzer who suffered a ther serious illness.
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Church Union is becoming the malt stroke of paralysis some time ago, 13 Mr, Geo. Boak, who spent a month
subject of d'scussion and the prevail- still very poorly. Mr. Geo. S. Ro- I visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Aitcheson
ing opinion seems to be that there bertson who has been confined to the !here, and friends in Culross, has re -
will always be a Presbyterian church house for some time is able to be up. 'turned to his home in Windsor.
the Ro- two splendid addresses. The music
by the choir was also well rendered,
The fine sleighing of the past few
••• days has disappeared. and has been. re-
iting relatives. and attending
yal Fair.
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BELMORE
Practice for the Xmas entertain -
nn ent in Knox • Church, commenced
Satuttday. •
A number are confined to the house
-with chicken pox,
• .1.1ex•. Ingl's who has been ill with
ternoon. ,
plienivonia, is improving, a speciali,..t
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Miss Olive Terriff R. N.. returned from Toronto, being in attnidanco. IN
from Toronto last week. miss Ellen Fiemills, and mr/. Wm.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw and Ferguson are still quite ill.
Luella,,, spent riday at the home of MISS maty Aitken is at her home
Mr. Jas. Jackson. of Auburn.
Miss Phronia Grenache of Will- The Christian Endeavor meeting,
ham, spent Sunday with Miss Letrie Sabbath evening, was taken by Harry,
Fox. Vogan and Herb Duffy. 1011 •
Mrs. Jos. Holmes andMrs. Rice at- .-
Ile concert given by the Sunbeam
tended the funeral of their aunt, one trio, of Loudon in the Connuttnity
day, last week at Holmesvite. Hall last Friday, was well attended 1,1
hJiss Etta McQuoid of Crewe, who and all enjoyed a good evening's en- NI
i i t of recitations and
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Is0,t.t i W g ingh in llitsiness Coterta timet songs,
lege, spent the week -end. with Miss muslo, The trio emisists, 01 Miss
Ida 1.1eQuoi.d. Samme of Hensall, Miss Sleigh of
• 14'113 McBricti is 'visiting with her Sarnia and. MiSs Sells of 1...oridon,'who
nephew,•Mr, ,Robt. Laidlaw.
Mr Clark WatlieSon of BrusselS,
spent SuttdaY at the.. home of -,11/114,. and
•lilts. Andrew' Fox.
Dr, mid Mrs. Balfour of Ltickitow,
es
are graduates of Brantford. Institution
for the, blind. and certainly do credit:
Surta le emem rances for veryhtdy
SCARPS LADIES' GLOVES, • ' •
Silk Scads, 'Wool Scarfs, Silk Silk, Kid, Chamoisette, W..
to • themselves and , the Institution.
from /which the' graduated. WI
Mies .1.V1frinie Jeffray has retained 114
spent the week,and with her parents, home,. after spending a few days with
Mr. and MTS. Rekt,
Mr.. McKenzie of Langside, is
siting with her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Gaitta.
MORRIS
The stimuli Christmas Tree and Bit-
fortainment of the Ebenezer Sunday
School (Browntown) will be hold on
Friday evening, December xpth. A
her brother on the farm.
LUCKNOW
Miss Winnifrcd. Elliott, has return,
Men's and Boys' Gifts
• LINENS •'
Maderia Linep Huckaback
Towels, Serviettes, Lunebecm
Sets, Colored Bridge Sets, Wash
Cloths,
HOSIEIN7'
SilIc Hose, Silk and Wool
I-Iose, Cashmere Hose, Worsted
Hose. •
HANDKERCHIEFS
Swiss Hdkis., Irish Linen Ha.
kfs., Mali JonHdltis„ Crepe
Handkerchief. '•
IVIIIPPLERS
Scotch MuffierS in Checks and
stripes, Xnitted Wool Mufflers.
Silk iVluffiers.
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Wool Taffetita, Shirts, Silk
Stripe Shirts, Broadcloth Shirts, IN
Madras Stiirts, Boys' Shirts and. All
BlOuses, : ,
Gloves of all sorts. '
--/Persian Lairib Coats, littdson
Seal Coats, 1VIttskrat CoatS, and 1.1andit'erell. iefs' 'Umbrellas' Neck Ties, 14°11•se Coats, Dress- 1111111
ebildven,a Pura and Rnbet. ing Gdwfts,, ,Sweater Coats, SugPender`gi• Collar Pins, Caps, English
Socks, Shirts,, Jaeger Rugs, Belts, Arm Bancls„ in fact everything
Gossard Corsets, Beassiercs/, Nemo Elastic Self Red/Icing to inake your Christ.rnas Shopping easy.
ed. liomc from visiting with relatives
Corsets, Silk Kimonas, Silk Bloomers, Silk Sips, ra,sols, On/.
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friends in Kineaitline, last week, •oei
Mr, tlarry Alton, spent the, week-
end at Ills home here.
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