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Thursday to Satur
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. huge -success.
JUST THREE DAYS to still share in the Bargains produced by Our Big Annual Sale -Certainly, it has been aend manyare the
high standard of Merchandise at.GENUINE MARKED DOWN PRICES is the talk of the country,
customers who have shared in the Bargains. Sale Prices will be in full effect till Saturday Night. Only..
$4.50 Silk Velvets
all c;;i:tors
Per yard $3.58
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C,rsets
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$1..25
Fancy Bath 'i' , wets
88c
ALL Lai EN
Dish
Towels
E,xich 23c
Wo en's & Misses'
vRile i Coats
W hidbre .:, kers
Pullovers
Tail i red Coats
Chappie C :', ats
The Season's Newest Goods
so% Reduction on All
$2.00 Dress Flannels
all shades $1.39
Umbrell', s
all reduced 20%
Penman's Fleece
Shirts lir ravers 78c
Big 88
Overalls & Smocks
$2.34
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Leather Work Mutts
49c, 75c, 98c
Brsaa.iino and ° r i ckk
Hags
Eastern Caps
All less 20 per sen
Hercules flannelette
Blankets, Double
pled size $1.89
Men's Wool
Sweater Coats
$1.98, 2.19, 2.69
Tiger and. Stanfield's
Blue Label iU/wear
g rment $2.29
C t tion Filled
Bed. Coastfliers
$2.49, 3.49, 4.39
$1.15 to 1.35
Curt.., in.. Nets
per yd. 79c
$1.00 Li. gerie"Fabric
Peach Sky, Flesh
per yd. 39c
Oil Window Shades
Green, Cre•. m
Each 69c
Men's 2.50 and 3.00
Broadcloth Shirts
Each $1.95
Natural•
All Silk Pongee
per yd. 48c
Women's
Combed Cdttorn
Vests, each 49c
North Star
Cotton. Batts
3 ter 1.00
$7.50 Mackinaw
Lumber acl,;s
$5.39
NORTHWAY GA r'^ MERITS
Fur Tri :! ; .:ed Coats, Fur Trimmed Wraps, Silk Dresses
Evening Dresses, Charmeen and Wool Faille
Dresses, All Reduced. 20 Per Cent.
85c Art Silk Hose 4.50 Duveiyn Coat- $6.50 to 9.50 Cut Vel -
49c , dings $2.98
vets. reduced'20/
FRESH GROCERIES REDUCED
75c Brooms .. . ......................• ...
3 Boxes Matches
Choke Pink Salmon • • • • • • ...
6 Rolls Crepe Toilet Paper
McLaren's Jelly Powders, 3 for
Shredded Coconut
McCormick Cookies
• ......39c Choice Dates, 2 lbs. 4' 23c
25c Extra Quality Cheese, Ib : 24c
• ,:.....•.23c Castile Sok ,Bars ' "" 28c
Soap,
22c McCormic ' SodaBiscuits, Ib 15c
23c Kellog's Corn Flakes, 3 fore •.. ... .•••••••••••29c
29c Campbell's Tomato Soup, 2 for ;:25c
25c and 29c Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. 23c
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60c Grain B. gs
E cls 43c
All ress Goo=ds-Tricitines,,
Charmeen, etc., `' elaced 20%
Pen: ;an's No. 71 Merino Shirts
and Drawers 88c
$.1.25 English S cks
Silk and Wool, per pair 88c
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Realise , be>l -Tae Sale Ends Saturday, November 20th.
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GLEN ANNAN
Miss Edna Lincoln attended the
Woman's Institute Convention in
London last week.
Mr, Thomas Weir has the Delco
light system installed in his home.
Miss Bowden is
MORRIS on Nov 29th in the eomitiunity hall.
Miss Rhena Coiling of Ripley is,, Mr, and Mrs. B. 5, Taylor and Mr.
visiting her sister, Mrs, Victor Hain Land Mrs. Elliott Taylor, attended the
es, !funeral of the late Ed. Taylor in God -
Miss Edna Campbell of Kincardine rich on Saturday.
at Mr, Charles Campbell's.! Mr. McCall of Hamilton has been
is visiting
.Mrs, J. Moorehead and son Lorne in this community goose -hunting for
of Listowel, spent a few days with the past week.
;her sister,` Mrs. A. Van;Alstyne. Mr, and Mrs. Jasper McBrien of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacEwen visit- Auburn, spent a few days last week
ell friends in Grey; st Saturday. with his mother here.
oo r Nethery of Miss Olive Teriff is in Toronto this
Mr. and Mrs � p
Bolgrave, spent �;,ti da at Mr. Rich -,week.'
and 'Johnston's. Mr. and 'Mi•s. Arthur Newman and
sines !lardy and Mr. Craik Mr. Rred Newman of Hamilton, spent
Mr J
Cieghorti spent Sunday at Mr. Will L Thanksgiving -with Mr. and Mrs: B.
Abraham's. S. Naylor..
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Mrs. Jack RintouI and Mr John Martin held a very Mir. and
family crf Belgrave spent Sunday : t essful auction sale last Tuesday.
famy
Mr. Robert Galley's:
$12.00 All Wool
Mossgield Blankets
per pair 8.85,
duet was sung, by- Mrs.. 1.3,. T:, D•ougr
las and• Nliss• Maty �1itchson.. 'alit
topic "7'rayer" was. prepared hx Mrs,
Balfour and read. by Mrs. A. j. Ste*,
art. Readings ware given by Miss
Murray and, Mrs, Elsner Johnston..
The social epmmittee had charge
of the: Presbyterian Guild Monday
evening. The catechists was taken
by Morgan Henderson and the top\c,.
"Count Your, Blessings," by Miss Eir-
elirn Lockhart, Readings were given:
by Mary MacIntosh and Fffelen Mac-
Donald. The musical ; part consist-
ed! of a=m duet by Miss Dean Geddes
and Mr. •L. Watson; also Mrs. Horace.
Aitcheson and] W., F. Thompson,. Ito •
sella: Mullen and Edith Smith, and a
boys, chorus completed the. program.'
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$2.50
lack Duchess Silk ri
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50c and 60c
Art Sateens, 36.• in.
Wide, yd. 39c
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Coatt's. Thread
,, Zoo yds: Black and White
All numbers.
3 Spools 23c
FINE FUR COATS
All at REDUCED PRICES
PERSIAN LAMB COATS
HUDSON SEAL COATS
NATURAL -MUSKRAT and'
FRENCH SEAL COATS
Every Coat Guaranteed.
SELECTED PELTS ONLY
Unshrinkable Fing-
ering Yarn
BLACK, WHITE, GREY
Per lb. $1.14
Winghdin, spent Sunday with their
daughter:, Mrs,. Roy Irwin, Belfast.
Threshing is being, fiifl hed inthis. `.
locality this week,
l.Vir. and Mrs. Solmon and ,girls of
Stratford, , visited' with, the latter's
sister over the weep end:.,
Miss Olive Lyons,. Londes:baro, is
visiting with Mr,. and ',Mrs. . Ervin
Linn, Lanes.
Mr .and Mrs.. Elmer Alton:and chil
dren of Belfast,, spent Sunday, with
the• former's• father, Mr. David. Alton,
T2meknow..
Mir.. and !Maes, Frank Irwin,. Lanes,
spent ;Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
McRoberts;: gtla Con., W. Wawanosh.
'Mr. `and Mrs. John Baldwin, Lanes
visited with Mr: and Mrs, Will Lane,
Ripley, on Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs foseph Hackett, Bel-
fast, who sold their farm. some time
agog moved ..to their new.•_ home ` in
Lucktrow last week.
Mr. George Lane and daughters,
Melda and Winnie; "motored to River-
view, and spent the week end with.
Mr. and Mrs, Ja.s.;Raeburn.
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Ross, and son
Donald, spent the Thanksgiving. hol-
iday with friends at Laurier and Loch-
alsh.
The funeral of the late Ir. J,'
Mallough at' the home of Mr. A.lbfe
McQuaid, Crewe, was very largely'
Mr, and Mrs. Jno. Jamieson of attended last Saturday.
ASHFIELD,
Mr. ‘and, Mrs, Mathew Parrish of
Detroit, spent the week end with Mx.
and Mrs. Kenneth Parrish, Hemlock
Mrs. Henry Reid of Goderich, is
visiting with, Mr. and Mrs., Geo. .Ad-
ams, Port Albert, for a couple of
weeks.
Mr. an'd, Mrs. Robert Vint and Ar-
nold, of «Wingham, and Mr._ A. J.
Vint, of Stratford, visited with friends
on the tenth con.
Mr. Roy Irwin, Belfast has moved
his household effects to the farm of
Mr George Henry, Crewe.
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Boys' Overt i ats
and Suits
All . Reduced 20%.
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Men's Fur Co .;,ls and
Mackinaws
Less 20 Per Cent.
4 yd. wide Linoleum
per yard $3.29
ALL TABLE LINENS, TOW-
ELLINGS, SHEETINGS,
PILLOW COTTONS,
OLD 'BLEACH TOWELS
MADIERA-LINEN
ALL REDUCED 20%
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Small Boys' sizes, 11, 12 and 13 for 51.15 and 52.15
per pair.
is These will' fit boys from 6 to xo' years old,
® ALL BOYS LIKE THEM -THEY ARE CLEAN, WARM & DRY•iv
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II - Boys' sizes, 1. 2, 3, 4 and •5, 51.95 and $2.35 per pair.
These will fit boys from xo to 15 years old.
- Men's sizes, s6; 7, R 9, 10 and
g 52.75 per pair. .
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Aileen Bawdon, of Toronto, deserves
her wonderful
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special mention
.platform abilities in' interpreting the
`thoughts and snoods of humanity.
Each of.her four long numbers and
their encores were highly appreciated,
to be in. Lucknow
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at her hone
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clerking
Thedweddin • bells were ringing on
here again: g g g
Mrs. Alex. Emerson spent Sunday Monday morning in Bluevale. +�
with Mrs. Murray, ° Mr: George Taylor of near Wing -
Mr, Herb Tiffin from the States is ham,, was a' visitor at his aunt's on
visiting his .brother's Messrs Reuben Sunday, Mrs. Alex Mowbray.
and Elmer Tiffin. Mr. 'Will< Mundell and Ed, Day
Mr'. and Mrs. John Falconer spent spent a couple of days last week with
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the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin friends in M lv rto ,
Welwood of Orangeville.
Messrs Bert McCall of Brantford,
Kenenth Weaver, ', G:, Carrick, Ira
Black &Johnston shipped a car of
hogs to Toronto 'on Saturday.
Mrs. Robt Shaw is at present visit;
Snarling and Amos Cornelius of ing relatives at Toronto and Cherry -
Whitechurch, wont wild goose hunt- wood.
ing. Mr. Cornelius was fortunate . Mrs. Jas. Masters is on the•sick list
enough to get a goose. 'at present.
Quite it number from here are tak-
BLUEVALE ing. in the Winter Fair at Toronto
A number of the Bluevale Young this week.
People motored to Ethel, Monday ev-1 Mr. John Moffatt of Saskatoon was
n r
ening, where they were debating a -,home over the week end.
gainst the young peole there, the sub.,
jest of the debate was, "Resolved that
a Consolidated Schdol should be in
the locality, The affirmative was up- i12r, acid Mrs. Clint Barr of London
held by Miss Ethel Johnston, and spent the week enc] with .Mrs. H. G.
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Mrs, John Turner an Earn- George Peacock of Bluevale, ties seg- Sheriff.
. Mr, and M J n Mts. 'T. A, ow•
it spent Thanksgiving With bis moth- alive by Sift., Bisbee and Mr. 13ateinan,l 11r. and i Stevens,,
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R•CH er in Toronto. t.he decision was given itt favor of the and and Georgina, of Fergus, visit&
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held in the Mrs. Wni. Beecroft, Mr. and .Mrs. affirmative: recently with Mr. and Mrs, F. T,.Arrri-
u supper
The lite fowl s n# Ernest spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Artcheson and
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night, rva. ] visitors on Siunday at M ;s.
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taken in at the door, don,
$26040 wastti: Mrs. i�hed
a trio"pinto Mr, and ebbs. Roy McGee spent the parents, Mr, a d
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a great many were 'uttabic. to getMn.Mr. and M:rs. Wlsle � .
d with Mr. and Mrs. Aivy'
the auditorium of the church._� for of ir#.ersto
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er, 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.
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erton last week to visit friends.
Carrick spent a few
Miss- Christens: Car p
days with friends in Owen Sound.
Luckttow Base Ball Club are pulling
oil a concert on Thursday evening of
this week.•
The 'regular meeting of the '[United
Church'W.M.S. was.held hi the school
room on Nov gth. Mrs. RathwelL
was in the chair. Mrs. T. Burns read;
the Scripture Lesson and Mrs. J. Bry-
an o Lynn Valley, B. C. addressed the
n
rneettng. In dealing with the Hewn.
traffic Mrs. Bryan gage a explanation
of the so. called .governm'ent control
in B. C., showing that it was not gov-
ernment .control but really govern-
ment sale, resulting in a breakdown of
the home, • gradual weakening of spir-
itual life and the lowering of the
standard of public,,life in church and
social organizations. She hoped that
Old Ontario would lead our beloved
ands of
Canada to freedom fromthe h
the 'liquor traffic. After a vote of
thanks was accorded to. Mrs. Bryan
the. nieetitig closed in the usual way.
Mr. Jack Heid of Guelph was a vis-
icor at ]tome over Sunday,
'1 h+r regular inocting' of the Pres-
byterian W .M, S. was held ,on Wed-
nesday : Th,q:.,cli '. was occupied by
Miss. M. Murray. Devotional -exei�.,
eases were conducted by Miss' Mire.
rad
and Mrs, C . i. MacDonald" A
Lucknow Male 'Quartette gave splen- <y
,did numbers and the;eloeuti.Oni iI, 'i&fiss Miss Olive Kennedy, who has been Neil McCallrrni's on Sancta -
family were visitors at,
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Mr. Jack Beaton
Montreal office, London, 'spent the
holiday at, his home her, Jack has
nY tt and been transferred to Ed,rnont o
id Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill, Mr. and: Mrs.
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