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1 Fresh Dates, 2 lbs. �_.____.._23 Matches,boxes :......:._-_.-_ry ;Choice Walnuts, 1 t
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1 Castile Soap,Forest CityBakin11g g bans ...__._..._• 28c Powd- Extra Quality Cheese, lb.w_�4c• El
■ er, large jar .:._._.-_..-..34c McCormick's Soda:Biscuits . 1
Kellog's Corn Flakes, 3 _ McLaren's Jelly Powders, per ck-
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3� packages 29c 3 packages ._._,,......._23c Choice Pink Salmon, large 1
IN Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs.. -:-.+27c " ' Crepe Toilet Paper, 6 rolls -22 tin at __... ...._._.._...- _..._,_...
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1 1000 ':-ars Laundry Soap, Grid, P. G., Comffort..... 5c Per Bar ®'
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▪ Hercules Flanne.ette Blankets 1.891 1 2.50 Black Duchess $ u ess Satin 1.58 1 YI
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As expected, r!ur ig Sale has been a great success, and with this
week's business we believe it will be the best we have ever had -
Never have we had such steady response to the Bargains offered.
Satisfied C; stomers tram tar and near tell the same story "That it
is a Sale r f Quality Merchandise at Genuine Marked Down Prices"
MEN'S3N. BOYS'
CLOTHING
Overcoats, Suits, .Mackinaws, Sweaters, Lumber-
jacks, Underwear, Odd Trousers, Socks, Gloves,Neck-
wear, Mitts, Work Shirts, Overalls, etc.
ALL REDUCED 2o%.
Stanfield's and Tiger Blue Label Underwear ......---$2.29
Men's Tweed . Suits
' $3.00 English Broadcloth Shirts _________ .....
Men's Silk and Wool Socks,pairs for
Uncreasable Crepe Ties . .-..._._...
Men's and Boys' Combinations, Shirts and Drawers,
Wool Socks, Scarfs, Pullovers, Jumbo Knit Sweaters,
Heather Knit Vests, etc. All Reduced 20%.
ATS AND CAPS
Borsalino and Brock Hats, Eastern and Scotch
Caps, King's Saving Prices Reduced, 20%.
BLUEVALE
Mr, Harvey Messer of Toronto
spent Thanksgiving, with his parents
Mrs, M. Srneltzer spent the week
endwith her son Parker, at Guelph
Miss Wardell spent the week end
with her folks at. Strathroy.
Miss Florence Hall and Miss Kate
Waller. of Wroxeter, spent a few days
with Mrs. W, J, Masters. '
Mr. Thos. Hemphill of Wroxeter
shipped a .couple of cars of turnips
from here this week to New Yorlc,
Mr, and Mn,sA, I', Coombs spent
the week end at Toronto,
Mr. Harry Robb of Stratford visited
old friends around here this week.
Mr. John Underwood has returned
home to Saskatoon after a couple of
weeks visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. Thos. Coultes has gone to
Toronto where she will spend. the
winter with her daughter Mabel.
The Presbyterians did not have any
service here Sunday on account of
Anniversary services. at Eadids'. Quite
i number from here were over there
aunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Balfour spent
Sunday with relatives at Ethel.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Enwright and
family. of Toronto visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. A. Holmes for a ,couple of days.
Mr. F. Black shipped a car of
hogs and cattle to Toronto on Satur-
day.
Mr. King " MacDonald of Toronto
was up for a few days this week.
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■ . Mrs. George Herd attended the fun-
■ eral of her grandmother at Lion's
1 Head last week.
1 Visitors in the village over t week
1 end were: Mr. James Flemin of T on -
1` don, Lloyd Zinn and Miss A y Nw-
ans
Sunday evening, Mrs. George Lane
ook suddenly ill, and was removed to
• Wingham hospital, where an operation
® was performed, from which she is
progressing 'favorably.
Mrs. Ellen Jefray spent Thanksgiv-
ng with the -Roberts family at the
Brick yard.
A number fro inthe village attended
he Mission Band concert at McIntosh
Friday evening.
Miss Mary McNeil visited her bro-
her. Cecil, near Wingham, last week.
Mrs. Newans and Miss Edna Lin-
oln were: appointed deelgates to Lon-
don this week from - the Belrnore
branch of the Women's Institute.
Wednesday evening of last week
was set aside fora a socia] evening,
when about thirty ladies, with their
husbands and gentlemen friends met
t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Fitch where all enjoyed an evening
ogether. A length program of sing -
ng readings, mouth organ and piano
elections, speech -making' etc., helped
o while away the hours. Lunch was
erved. Mr. an dMrs. Fitch make
apical host and hostess.
,Miss Hannah Stokes has spent some
irne with her brother Isaac on the
Tenth.
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Ladies' & uses' Ready -to -Wear
Northway Garments=Coats, Wraps, Dresses, Slips, Skirts,
Underwear,' Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Brassieres, Sweaters,Scarfs,
Kid Gloves, Winsome Maid Silk Hose, Kimonas, etc. All reduced
20 per cent.
Natural Silk Pongee, per yard
Penman's $x,00 Cashmere Hose, per pair
$1,25 Silk and Wool Hose, per pair
$x.25 Dress 'flannels, per yard .6gc
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FINE FUR COATS
Persian Lamb Coats, Hudson Seal Coats, Muskrat:
Coats, French Seal. Coats, Fox Scarfs,
Men's Fur Coats.
KING'S SAVING PRICES ON ALL
DRYGOOD'S
Poiret Twills, Charmeen, Silk and Wool Crepes, Tricotines,
Duvetyn Coatings, Dress Flannels, Indigo Serges, Table Linens;
,Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Flannelettes, Pyjama Cloths, Linen
Towellings, Flat Crepes, Silk Broadcloths, Crepe-de-Chene, Silk
Velvets, Velveteens and all other Dry Goods, KING'S SAVING
PRICES LESS 20%.
IVMOSSFIELD WOOL BLAN-
KETS=Double Bed size, $x2.00
quality, per pair sit eR j
for
Gray All Wool Blatt- Cd'
kets, per pair ----- w
40C and 45c Pyjama
Cloths, per yard µ
The n*'
5oc_.Plaid Dress Goods, e19,,,
per yard �r
Just the thing for House 'Dres-
ses and Linings.
FARMERSI MORE GRAIN
BAGS -X quality Seamless Cot-
tots Grain Sacks, each 43,
Continues. Now is'Vou
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We expect another shipment of
/se Fine Strong ala C:
Brooms at - .._.... �7
PENMAN'S FLEECE 110
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BLYTH
Mrs. Fox of Toronto, spent the hol
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Johnston.
Mr. Alexander Elliott has taken a
position with the Bank of .Commerce,
Exeter.
Mr. Wiliam Cook had the misfor-
une to have one of his legs: broken
while returning from shooting, Mon-
day evening. He was struck by an
utomobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riddell have
moved to Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Stratford,
vere visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Art,
Barr. { _
Miss Jean Barnaby has taken a pas-'
tion in Detroit.
Messrs R. M. McKay, James Cutt,
Robert Somers, B. rri *ton left
asi week forNorthern Ont•rio on a
hunting trip.
Rev. Dr. Owen of Toronto, Presi;
dent of the Prohibition Alliance, will
speak in Queen St. United Church
on Sunday evening.
ST. HELENS
Mr, R, J. Woods and Wilson, mot-
ored to . Guelph one day last week.
ars. R. I., Miller and Mrs. Gordon,
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Salkeld and family
Mr, and Mrs. W. L Miller and' fam-
ily ,and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller
and family were Thanksgiving visit-
rs at Mr .3. W. Salkeld's, Goderich,
Mr. Robert McQuillan was a week-
end visitor at his ''(tome here,
Mrs. Alex Stuart has gone to Tor -
ono, when she and her daughter, 'Miss
Anna have taken an apartment for
the winter.
The following were among the
teachers- and students home for
Thanksgiving, Mr. Alvin Wods, Tor-
onto,Misses' o0 oro t
Vera W d o f T r r; o,
Winnifred Wood of Galt.
Card of 'Thanks
Mr. C. Shackleton wishes to thank
his malty friends and neighbors, also
his fellow vu'orkers of the Gun -Son -01a
Co,, for the kindness and sympathy
shown him iii his recent sad bereave-
ment, also for the beautiful floral
tributes.
GLENANNAI9`
Miss Mary Haugh oT Toronto spent
Thanksgiving at the home of her
parents, Mr. and IVIrs. Thos, Haugh,
Mr, George Falconer of Culross
spent Sunday with his friend, Nor
rpan Muir,.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hasting and
children of the ard line of
spent Sunday at the home f r
and. Mrs. Harold Gilkinson.
Mr, and Mrs• Omar Stokes and
family, vipited on Sunday, with
friends at Zetiand. •
Miss Mabel Gilkinson of Bradford,,
and Miss Nellie I1Gilkinsori of Strat-
ford spent Thanksgiving with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gil-
kinson.
Mr, and ..Mrs. Howard Wylie vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Thos, Weir,
Mr. Ralph Piper of Amherstburg
spent Sunday with Mr, Oliver' Stokes.
Mrs. Mitchell Sr., and Miss Agnes
of Wingham, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John C, IVlitch
ell.
Mr .and Mr's. John Mundell of\,Blue-
vale, were recent visitors at the home
of Mrs. Wrri. Haugh.
Miss Irene 'Mundell and George
Mundell w.ere Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes.
The anniversary services at Eadies'
church were conducted on Sunday by
the Rev. Mr. Jaynes of Kinloss, a good
crowd attending both morning .and.
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Steele MacKenzie and
little daughter of Kitchener, spent the
holiday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs.
V. Mac•Kerizie.
Miss Helen Thompson visited with
her ;sister in'Torontd over the week-
end.
Mrs. Algeo, of New York City, is
spending a few days with her sister,
Miss Marie Murray.
Mrs. J. Bryan returned to her home.
in Vancoyve,'; after visiting for a week
with her friend Mrs.. A. M. Spence.
The following were Thanksgiving
visitors at their homes here: Miss Ma-
bel MacOlure of Niagara Falls, Miss
Dean Geddes of Mount Forest, Miss
Eliz. Lyons of Wingham, Mr. Dan
MacDonald, Welland, Mr. Steuart
MacKenzie, Waterloo, Miss Dorothy
Douglas, Rockwood Miss Margaret
Geddes, Toronto, •Mr•. Wilfred Mur-
doch,
Tom Alton and Bob Andrew of
Toronto; Miss Audrey Spencer of
Hamilton.
Mrs. Pears of California visited re-
cently with her mother, Mrs. Robt
Graham,
The Adult Bible Class of the Pres-
byterian church --here, herd their ann-
ual "At Home," at ,the home of'Mr.
and M\r•s. Wm. MacKenzie last. Thurs-
day evening. A most enjoyable time
was spent.
Mr. T. Stewart Robertson spent the
week end with friends in Owen Sound.
Mrs. MacLennanhas r urned to
Paisley, after visiting her fr end, Mrs.
Grace' MacRae for some ' e. '
The annual Mission Band Thank
offering was held in the Presbyterian
church last Friday evening, The
Cantatta by the children was a decid-
ed success.
IVIr. Elliott Miller motored to Wind-
sor for over the week -end.
Mr. Harold Freeman of Cleveland
visited with his mother, Mrs. T. Free-
man and Mrs. J. W. Joynt last week.
INDIGESTION AND
CONSTIPATION GONE
"Under great strain and in untold
misery, I was suffering from stomach
trouble, indigestion, teriffic gas pains,
and Constipation. I was losing weight
at the rate of two pounds per month
and could not sleep at night. After
trying many things without success
I heard of HERB JUICE. This ex-
traordinary medicine gave me immedi-
ate relief. Even after taking only
one bottle, the gas pains disappeared,
also the constipation. I eat"and sleep
splendidly, and what is more I am
putting on weight at the rate of one
pound per week . My. liver is active
and bowels regular. I atii z00% im-
proved in every way."
.This statement was made by W; T.
Carson, popular and well known build-
ing contractor, residing at '365c, Elia
Ave., Windsor. For Sale by Me-
Kibbon's Drug Store and leading
druggists everywhere.
WHITECHTJRCH
The Anniversary services held in
the United church here Sunday were
a decided success. Owing to the
ideal weather conditions the church
was packed at both services. Dr,
Dow, Professor of Theology in Knpx'
College, and late of Scotland, gave
two splendid discourses morning and
evening ,and the choir rendered spe-
cial music for the day. Over $300 was
received •for Maintenance and Exten-
sion Funds.
On acocunt of the Anniversary set -
vice in Chalmer's church was with-
drawn.
Miss Evelyn Gaunt of Wiarton
spent the week t 1d wwith her parents
here.
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The -Ideal Christmas Box
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Made of Smooth BrdWii Kip leath-
eit, spring fronts and easy to put on
and off.
We make these at our place of bus-
iness, and our prices are just the
same as asked for by wholesale deal-
ers -in other words we save you the
middleman's • profits.
NOTE THE VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Small Boys' sizes, 11, 12 and 13 Tor $1.75 and $2.15
per pair. .
These will fit boys from 6 toxo years old.
ALL BOYS LIKE THEM -THEY ARE CLEAN, WARM & DRY
1° Boys' sizes, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, $1.95 and $2.35 per pair.
1 These will fit boys from to to rs years old, J i
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Men's sizes, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 for $2.25 and
▪ $2.75 per pair.
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Messrs Douglas Hickeson and Stew-
art Moore of Toronto visited with
the latte#,r's uncles ,Messrs T. H. and
Arthur Moore.
Miss Winnifred'Farrier of Toronto
Normal School spent the holiday at
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson and
family of Tronto spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. Joe. Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Gillespie of
Kincardine, spent` Sunday here with
his parents.
Mr .and Mrs. Browning and Ernest
Srarhtg of Kincardine, sp.•i,t Sunday
w.' ! Mr. and Mr„ George Cottle.
Mi .and Mrs. Adam Johnstn ,and
1v1e. and Mrs. Watson of Curr! y's Cca`-
ners, also 'Mr. Hen;)' Mailers ' and
hel and Viola of i31..evale and Mr.
'Vill Alton of Mafelcing sent' Sunday
Auburn, retnurned h ince, last week.
N'rs. McBrien, who has been' vi--
itinb with relatives in< Clinton and
Auburn, returned holm! last week.
Ili and Mrs. Ru:::e1 Reid of Branr
ford, spent the weak end with his
vat'nts here.
I11: .Will Srnith and Miss Torarjnrje
Smelts of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Wightman of London, Mr. Win,,
Wightman and Leslie and Grace of
E. Wawansh ,Mrs. Robert Henry, Mr.,
T. H. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
vin Taylor and children, and Mr. and'
Mrs. Geo. Wightrn.an and son of
Westfield, spent Sunday, at the home
of Mrs. Charles Wightman.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Wailer and chil-
drenof E. Wawanosh, and Miss Leila
Humphrey spent Sunday with Mr. and.
Mrs. Andrew Fox.
Andrew
with Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Farrier. Miss Barbara Weir, who is teaching
dri s .McBrien, w'io hams been vis- in Carrick` Tp., spent the week end
icing with relatives in Clinton and at her home here.
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Blue Overcoats
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BOYS' SUITS 0
200 New Smart Style Suits •
for boys in all wool Tweeds, 1
Long Pants and Bloomers, two ■
and three piece suit's less 20%. •1
FORSYTH FIN1E SHIRTS 1111
Soo Forsyth Fine Shirts, sale 1
includes our entire stock, plain 1
colors and broadcloths in the IN
best cloth, sizes • x4ji. toznt-. Spe r
cial sale less 20%, 1
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Sole agency for the famous •
Barriecloth Overcoats for Win,
ter wear. The heaviest coat 1
made for men for driving and 1.
a coat that takes the place of a ■
Fur Coat is here for your in-
spection. Special Price $32.5o 1
for this week, . , 1
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We sell' for Wingham Car- 1
hartt's Famous Overalls, stand- IN
and price $2.5o, every garment ■ •
guaranteed,
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BARRIECLOTH OVERCOAT
CARHA1 TT OVERALLS'
Bargains in all Meti'S and
Boys' Wear for Tett Days make
this your Clothing, Centre. Pric-
es lowest in town always.
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