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Peabody Overalls
Carheett Overalls
Per,rartin's Heavy Ribbed Uir-
s
e,.wear $1.69
Heavy Fleece Underwear ._$x:39
Fleeee Lined Underwear •_:..77e
Merino Underwear
Penman's 95 Underwear, Sale
$1.95
Brock, Velpur.'Felt and Bilt-
more,. Sale
Silk and Wool Hose
Sweaters $1.98
Boys 202 : $x x9
•Boys Biomes to clear
Home Made Mitts
Caps r•.,_' g8c
Pullover Sweaters
Men's Week Socks 250
Peabody' Blue Stripe Smocks
$1.99
Silk and Wool Hose
Raw Silk Shirts
Rubber Belts .,
Special Sale tof 12 Shirts at
$2.00 for early shoppers
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House r s i „� s, Towels a
Knras Congoleum Rugs, sizes
7 `x9 $8:oo
Oilcloth, a yd
Sale of Window Shades
Scotch Fingering and Listowel
:Heather
Plain Colors, a skein
imported Bath , Towels, and
;tn�ported Sets at .__.49c, 6g; 89c
AU Linen Towels, Old Bleach
7gc.
Babies Linen Towels; Regular
Regular 65; Sale
Linen Maderia Tray Clothes
27x18, Sale $g.zg
Maderia Centres ...._.g8e to $3.99
Pll,aderia Serviettes --4oc to 98c
d Linens
Maderia Ovals 39c to $1.98'
Maderia Tray Cloths x8xx2•
$2.19
Baby Madeira Pillow Slips
g8c to $x.89
Stamped Old Bleach Towelsa 4gc
Pure Linen Luncheon . Cloths
all sizes $3.98
Ladies' and Misses' Ready -to- ear
flannel Dresses, Regular
illy and Wool Suit, Regular
FSrush Wool` Skating Suit
Regular $ro,00, Sale .....---$3.5o
xo Girls Cloth Coats ___-.$5.00
t a able Neck Piece, ; Regular
$ry5"do, : Sal -$57.5o
x . Dark: Fon Neck Piece, Re-
ly $2o.00, Sale
Stoles, i3lacks,Reds and
rxvi:r,` Reg" $Pt5•oo; Sale' $17.5o
P't:rsian. Lamb, latge neck
Rego $65,00 Sale ._...$.35,00_
rbe Mink Choker, Reg.
i.'zso Sale
Gxy;iortcd, Chamoisette Gloves
88c, 69c, g8c
tri... xYoves, imported, 10d
, unt'le't, Style, Reg .$3,So_.,..2.89
ear Silk Hose
All sizes stun
alew w� $.1147
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Reg
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20 Muskrat Coats, Dark North-
ern Rats, guarainteed Coat and
linings, newest models., $121.75
to $x49.5o
2 Plain French Seal Coats, cru-
sh Collars, best quality, Reg,
$2.00,
Fur Lined Chamoisette : Gloves
$1.39
RayonSilk Vests __$1.59
z ' French »Seal Coat, Grey
Squirrel trimmed, Sale :...$r6g.5o
Persian Lamb Coats, Sable Coll-
ar and Cuffs $x93:5o and $279.55
3 Children's Flannel Dresses
cit $2.00, sizes 8 and P. years
so Children's Coats, sires friirn
20 Cloth. Coats $n•5o
3 to 13, years, fur and plain trim -4
reed, Reg $r.S.00, Sale $5.5
coon trimmed Coats„ Bur.
berry Styles
x$ Coats ?ossurn trimmed, it
newest shades
4o Coats Misses St des: at $,$7.7,5
87 High Clas; Pur Lad Coats
at $28.75 sztd $59,95 up to $50.00
tender the arm bags .$x,98 to
$4,79
ilk 'l i'tiabreiIs.sy SaleS4..50$4..e5�o
F4Y'Y#%, .4e. 11.0%14,
Irzice ....50,50
d'ert, Orange w, .M. w: ;r.,6rg
Boxed Handkerchiefs 490," 690,
79c and 890
Children's Handkerchiefs col-
ors roc '.
Windsor Ties
Littlee King Stocking for child.
ren, All Wool Ribbed and Cash-
mere - .__39c to 99e
Wool Booties 3qc
Infants Mitts
Knitted, Overall's Childrens; $'x.69
Mending Wool, 3 skeins for roc
Black Belts
Dress Shields w .3gc
Hickory Garters
Collar and Cuff "Sets
A group of Dresses for the
early "shoppers, every dress to
be cleared out
Flannel, Balbriggan at ....;...Sn»95
7Poiret Twills and ClothDress-
40, sized x6, x8, and, zo to
clear at'
Canton Crepe Dresses, 15 in all
ot,' Blacks, Browns, and Color-
ed, Reg St -e k tip to $25:00 ,Sale
$8»oo
s S"utts, Rush Gout price
X allies Canatann crepe, , Satin
pe de Chen/ and :Svadod
eases, while they last ,.:...$t x,9,5
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D"4% C` +114 IVIES
COUNTY COUNCIL
(Cr ntineed front j, age n.)
rent. of the total received. The •moi
tlly payments average about the same
and represent an expenditure for the
wliolc year of about $8,5oo for the
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ter• Junior Fa.rn..ers° Plc winans' Asso-
ciat1..oa:for• 1925 w48, submitted and
it to the exca,rttive committee, Dor-
i the discussion Mr.: Hayes, of Ste,
phen e? pressed the opinion that :the
right nay to hold plowing matches
wase'for three or four n u.nicipa\ irijes
county, or a total for comity and Pro- td join in encouraging ,a Joca,1 match.
vince payable to these' mothers of Both he and Mr,. Sandei°s of Exeter
about $17,000 yearly, or,^.•about $3z25 considered it impossible to :make a
each per month.' success of one match: for the whole
The clerk reported that during the county; the distances were too great,
recess the work of rewiring the court
house, had been, completed, the render
rvith extras amounting to $729' The
district' Hydro; inspector had filed a
certificate that the work was satisfac-
torily done, the jury, witness fees, ;stenographers'
A request from Mrs, Griffin for con fees,'a d eonstabie Services,
The clerk read an explanat'ion,,of
the chief causes '• of the increase in the
cost.to -the county of the,administrar
tion of, justice, showing that the in,
Crease was chiefily in four branches;.
sideration, of her bill for salary as ' Reeve 'Weston' asked' for information
goal' matron was received and ordered regarding any action, taken by the
to be filed.
good roads commission lrvith referern
A. cornrhuuicatian from the clerk of ce to Bayfield hill on the. south side
Halton county, asking support of a f tli bid e
the Provincial Government to compel..
the 'carrying of lights bo all vehicles tarrying 5val1 might have to be buil
'oil the h ;0Ixways at night, was sent to Mr. Weston wanted information al-
the special committee,
sp with reference to any action that
A communication front the Deputy
had been taken in tlre'mattersof the
Minister .of Highways regarding a' Bayfield 'bridge,
Proposed uniform system' of boold eep-
ing for- highway accounts was' refer-
red .to the good roads commission.
Mr. J. 13: Reynolds, county, jaitbr, iu
his report for the past, six rrioriths,
stated that forty -foto prisoners had
been committed as follows: 0. T, A:,
25; theft, 6; assdtilt, 2; forgery, 2;
breaking and entering, 2; insane, 2;'
'robbery, z; default in payment, x;
carrying weapon, x; attempted suicide,
1; desertion x. The cost of daily ra-
tions was 12c.
App ication was made, on behalf of.
Albert. Carter, turnkey at the;jail,{.for
living quarters for himself 'and fam-
ily in the jail.
The financial statement of the Hu- the 'Pine Water Highway as a Provin-
ron Plowman's: Association led to cial highway,
some discussion.' Some of the. repre Reeve Middleton:of Clinton thought
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°h'e nriiintes ; of C'or.Xrroil meeting
held in Blueva: , Ont.,; loth November
1925. -
i embers all present. Minutes of
last `meeting read aud,adopted.
Moved by D. Fortune and ,)'. Brock,
enridge that ily,Law x , be passed for
nonunation me'etiug'to,be'held in li"'or-
ester's :tall, Bluevale' on Monday, z8
15eccrnber, 1925, front"n, to 2 p, in,
Returning Officer, W. R. Cruick-
shank. shank.
Deii.uty Returning Officers: No, x
It: Deyeli, . Clerk, Geo." Orvis. No,
2-:-C. J. Higgins, Alex, McGee, No,
3, Gordon Wray, Grier Wylie.'No
4--4D. .H. Wal;{ace, A; Lincoln. Carr-
ied,
Moved by D. Fortune and R, Grain
that there be no more grants paid on:
wire fences built on 'road unless first
recommended by Superintendent asci
passed by the •.board. -Carried.
Charrnanan Mc�ivard>stated ,that,a re- ,
The chairman lin reply • stilted, that
while the bridge was ;iaxron it was
in fair conditon and there 'were oth-
er pares on the same road that need-
ed more immediate attention.
A resolutionadopted by the coun-
ell placed on record. its appreciation
of the services rendered to the county
by, the late Reeve Hanley of, :Stan].ey.
and extended sympathy to the widow
and
At the Wednesday morning session'
County 'Engineer Patterson gave an
oral rep,prt of the work done on the
roads ding °the year. He thought it
advisable that the county should 're-;,
commend that the Pro4lince take over
11p ,The follovviing accounts were paid:
T, A.: Gibson $3.00; acct, Hunter; W.
S, Vanftone .$6:no, .cleaning ditch; Geo.
Baird :$1.00, cleaning' ditch,;, R, 3. Jef-
irayo' '40.00, sheep worried by dogs;.
H, j. Wylie, $0.19, ,Patrolman; Mat.
Weiler, $6.00,' top for culvert; Thos;
Weir,+.$13.65, Supt.; Win. Breckenrid-
ge $3.90, Patrolman.; A. , Forgie $15,.75,:
Patrolman; C. Gilmour'$6.9o, McDou-
gall Drain; Geo. Patterson, $4.78, ac''
count;,' Sam Marsha5l $8.oa, i4o rd. wire
fence; Wm. Austin, $rx,5o, Patrol-
man; F. A. Edgar, $25.00, fees Arm-
'strong' xtension Drain; D. A. Mar
shall, $94,00,, bal. Armstrong ' Fxten-
sign Drain,
Nl:oved by J. Breckenridge and W.
Marshall that we adjourn to meet
xsth December, 1925 at •Bluevale, Ont.
10 a, m.
W. R Cruickshank J. L. MacEwen
• Clerk
sentatives frem the southern part of the London .road, would better serve
thea county thought the county grant the whole county' as ` a Provincialhad gone's'o the wrong quarter. Later ,highway. There was considerable dys
a resolution .to grant $5o to the Exe- cussioii of highway matters.
'BLUEVALE
- r The Presbyterians intend holding a
Christmas Tree and Social in the For-
ester's Ball, 'on the night of W ednes-
day, December 23rd.
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