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Beginning with the New Year we are remarking our
stock to replacement values and are prepared
to offer the public better goods at
lower prices.
Cash Brings Lowest Prices
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Suits and.Overcoats
Special. in men's and young men's
Overcoats, all sizes .............. $22.50
Men's serviceable tweed and wor-
sted Suits .. .... , .18.50
Stanfields' pure wool Underwear,
per garment .... .... •_ :1.69
Lambsdown ,heavywool fleece
Underwear 1.39
Men's heavy winter Caps, "Kling-,
Klose" hands. ,.., ..... ,..... ,1.49
Winter Ready -to -Wear
Furs, Coats, Suits and Dresses,
25 to 50 per cent. off
All lines to be cleared.
Rugs, Linoleums, coir p1ete stock of
House Furnishings.
Remnants, ends - of Dry Goods, ; •
Silks and Staples..•..,;.,...;.:.half price
Flannelettes . , , .... .. , .20c, 25,c
Cotton' .19c
Prints, dark and light 25c
GROCERIES—Cash and Delivery
Seedless Raisins
Lard, 3 lbs.
Currants
24c Dates, 2 for
55c Olives, stuffed 37c.
.19c Tea, 3 lbs ..., .,.. .. '1.00
........ .25c Kippered Herring 19c
15c Toaraatoes 16c
Shredded Wheat, 2 for
Peas, Coria
35c
Mr. Joe Nixon of Lu know, spent Sen -
day at the home of iV1r. len, Patterson.
Miss Tana'l,aici'law and Messrs John
and ,holes Laidlaw spent New Years with
their sister, eats Jackson of Auburn,
Mrs. J i me w a..11 .d bares . who
have spent the past week with her sister,
Miss Lilian Patterson, returned to their
home in Detroit on friday;
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Everyone
on Itriday everting. Every
East W'a"T�1C&tPtli` , good time.
rofSchool;
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the'Red
.lie Literary Soci.. t _,
Et d a social evening at the home of Mr. ,
�.•
d Mrs. Eliha Walker. Everybody
1
rep x: its splendid
evening.
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1
We are sorry to report that Miss Belle!
't
Wr;;trtman is laid up at present t
tenth .
}e to
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1.: CC' atnick ofl� ear of of her recovry soo,
I
o many
of Mrs. . A
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. _veil will be sorry tu floor that she is.
n, preg'essitig.a=s attickly as we would
Iil.e. ,
Mr. Chas. McBurney from the Nare,st is
i,.ting with his brother, Mr. Stewart
'e1a`lltlrney.
;Miss Annie and Mr Ernest Robinson
apses Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.: Joe
t; boiupson of St. Angustine.
:i. r. and Mrs. rattles Young entertaitied
'satire number of friends and neighbors
;t
Whiteehur;a1
in the
Saturday
morning g
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her, - et d s
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Mrs. . Robert IYIcC g well
item was
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played
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Archie Steele of London, is visit- Luckno.l Juniors were to have P Y ..little- Louise Laundy
Mr.o, b
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A COLUMN FOR T[JXIS BOYS
Meeting of Htxrott County Council
The Council of the Corporation of the
lCounty of Huron will meet in the ,Come
cil Chamber, Godertch at 3 o'clock in the
epee:mese of Tuesday, ,y, the 24th. day of
January, 1922. All acct unts against the
County must be in the hands of the C•erly
not later than. Monday ?leceding the
meeting of Council.
Goderich, January 9th. 1922,:
Guo. W. alolt,MAN,
County. Clerk
(Edited by the boys)
A firm manufacturing safety razors once
stated in an advertisement that one ad-
vantage of shaving one's self rather than
bei lg shaved by wbarber is that it forces
a man to take a good square look at him• Smith. Policy Holders in Confederation in the mirror at least once a day.
Let's take a look at ourselves. We will please' pay matured premiums at the
have been organized some ten weeks now; Bank of Hamilton and will give receipt.
what have we to show for it? 'A. E, Sliiw
To W.born It May Concern
TAKE NOTICE -1 will be absent for
three months and Chas. P. Smith, man-
ager of the Bank of Hamilton, will notify
and collect all notes due to the said A. E.
We have an enrolment of about 54looters Lose at Lucknow ,
members
(including Traci Rangers), and a The hockey season, opened at Luck-
As
ste .dily increasing average attendance.
As long as we can keep that word "Inereas- paw, Thursday night, ween Wingham
ing" there we; sha.l have no cause for juniors played Lucknow juniors there.
complaint regarding either the number of The Lucknow team won by a score of 10
members or the attendance to 3. The; Line-up:
Then also we have four mentors, and Lucknow Wingham
goal Joynt
'Rev: Mr. Cragg and Dr. Redmond. who l Agnew old 1 defense. .Cruickshank
aresla re on theojob. ! Treleaven r defense . ..Lockeridge
conducted, l It of the church service we MacDonald center : , ...... Harrison
As a res
last Sunday morning, we are Go➢tan..:. • •, • r win€ Morden
safe in'assuming that the church, as'a Howard Agnew..1 ring • ,.. .. . , .'.Brooks
whole is interested in us, and ready to; Referee F. Kelly, of Listowel.
back. us up. Say fellows that service Th Re r e—F.' hockey➢Li will meet
was Worth the effort, it? It did' again in Wingham on Wednesday night
us all good: and the results of it will be i of this week•
a big asset to our organization. '
Now what else have we got that we 1 Splendid Entertainments
Thursday, Jin. 12th 1922
might include among our assets? -Those 1 Two splendid entertainments which.' we.
of you who have been watching closely purposed;reporting'in our last issue blit
will have noticed that, there is a constant -,which we omitted because of lack of time
ly increasing spirit of good -fellowship to were t 'e cantata held in St. Andrew's
be found at the meetings, and that is not Presbyterian church, Wliiham,-and the
only one of the greatest essentials to our Christmas entertainment held in the town
success. it is one of our successes. ;hall on New Years night, Jan. 2nd. under
Then there is . at least one more asset the auspices of St; Paul's church Sunday
we alight mention, and that is.a balance. School.
in the treasury. 1The,/Cantata 'Light of Life" in St,
When you come to look it over that Andrew's church on Thursday evening,
isn't egad lineup at all, is it?, Dec.29th was decidedly a success. Mr.
Dec
I wonder what our stock sheet -will Hill is to he;congratulated on the splendid.
look at this time next year. Can we in- quality of the entertainment He and
crease that number of members from 40 Mr. T. 'Mcg, Smith' leave spared neither;
to 75? Can we bring our average attend- time nor pains in practising to make this,
ance up to 50 per meeting? Can we at Cantata a success. -
the same time keep before us the purpose 1 After the entertainmert Mr Hill very
of our organization, as expressed in"the kindly treated those who took part to an
derivation of the word "Tuxis"? Can' oyster supper 10 McKay's restaurant.
every one of us keep in mind that we are A large attendance was present at the
really helped by helping one • another as Town Hall on Monday evening, January,.
expressed in the motto of the eSearch- 2nd , to hear the annual concert of St.
light" :square,-"Juvando inter nos Paul's Church Sunday School and by the
juvando''. - 1laud applauding we would judge that
Can we? Can a duck swim—IF I T no^e' of the audience were disappointed. as
all the numbers were well worth hearing.
The opening choruses were sung by the
school after which a "Welcome Dialogue,
1
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TRIES.:
" Let's go boys
[The young men took charge of - the
sersice in the Methodist Church on Sun was well given by eight tiny girls follow-
ed by and are to be congratulated ed bya song by the primary class "Little
Sun -
on the success of the service. Messrs. E. Feet Be byll" a recitations by "Little
S. Copeland, W. H. French, Gordon L. garet Saint, a pantomime representing
Stanley
and
Bisbee, 'Wilfred Robinson a
much
enjoyed
"A Sewing Circle"was m J Y
Harrison were on the platform with Rev.
after which was a duet by little Ruth
00
.
Cragg,all
Mr.
Pullen followed y perhaps
•`Miss Dorothy
took t in the serviceWilliams which brought
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a Bird n
train e
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Mr. ni, Copeland gave
b
Mrs. Win. Purdou
and M W and Mr. French and Mr. op g down the house
t theeek end with their sister, llrs working of the d b h
i one of the prettiest numbers on the pro
grant being a ,rill by eight little girls with
large
wings
to
g
vetted d
re.
dresses and
g..
ail
Y
g
a recitation was nexty
span week-end•splendid talks:, on ,. the- wo •
- a sols.
• out Brussels. Chas.
Riot
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Mr. Will Forster was operated on -for
u as
Saturday to ,visit tier "t�ringham .FIospital; He is doing - tett
on .Sa
ool.y.
Mrs, C1
ant.
the
Cook s
li4r
Co k,
sisters in Elora, s P
ere
1 ter here.
°hherd
an t
past five months with g
r
t e order of the des. .
Parties are
h
Quite a number enjoyed themselves at
. Will
Dawson
the florae of Mr, and Mrs.
Oil New Vears and at Messrs. William
Taylor's and Ti,,. Macintosh's.
Mr. ern
visiting with his sisters, Mrs. James Par= wanosh, spent a couple of days last week
n Mr,"
a
Tuxis Squares. -Editor.]
Postponed
Post
Match e M P
Hockey
MONS
WANTED
All accounts are now. due
and as we must raise con
sider` able cash we would
ask __o u r customers for
settlement without delay.
N. WILLIS
The Shoe Store
® Phone 129,
Ls
III: �Af,ey.cr sti�x
• 0 laasaauaaao
in their usual good manner, a solo by
Mrs. R. S. Williams, a very pretty pan-
tomine entitl. d '"Holy Night" was also -
on the program' while perhaps the num-
ber reserved for the last was most 'enjoy-
ed by all, this v as a one -act ' comedy
called "The Mouse Trap" the `principals
being Miss Ileen Kennedy and Mr. Bert
i week with his aunt, Mrs Jas n Wingham on Wednesday evening,but a vocal
tug' this W
Cornelfus.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon anti child- was odtponed until Monday, January drill by twelve of the larger g C
'dialogue
P ed
p Sunday with Me and Mrs. 16th. Lucknow team has already' defeat- good training as well as th g
rout spent
Archie Anderson of St. T3eleus: re'f fast "Accidents Will Happen", readings were
_ ed Wingham and as both teams a a w the Rev. H. W. Snell
..'._`_the- Rector,..
a splendid game. as assured: Don't miss peen by Supt. of the school
lie game on Monday. i and Mr. Herb JobbP
.f ,.ter. and. Mrs - Jas McGee of East Wa
Will St from the West, iris Ween lis a
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dors and Mrs Wm. Pardon. at the borne of. their son, Henry
d Alt James Falconer spent ,McGee.,
Sunday with the fa me si uncle, . Mr. iiwith his brother, M. Fred
'M4'illiatti 1+alcouer at I�angside, was visiting
Mr. yn s. Mr y Thompson of Carberry, Man.
Messrs, john Sdoit and Milton 'Ross of Thompson.
the Miss Hazel Wock of Teeswater, is visit*
Teeswater, visited last week with
latter's aunt, Mrs. Wm. Taylor, 4th. Con. a tug with Mrs. Wes. Leggatt.'
G' E
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NEV .
SVING1
--- possible effort to that end.
We mean it, and are- making every p ►�
We ,,, re going over our stock again and putting out different lots f
• Skirls
of Merchandise, and reducing the price to make them sell quicker.
Dresses • a
Special bargains in Tricottnes, Silks, Serges
and Plannet Dresses; Prices ranging
front . 1 .$1.00 to
a a I ouse Drese8 • •
Wen5en's House. Dresses in several different
abodes regular $2,50 and aa95, sale price
Abell, assisted by` Misses Doris Felts,
Velma Johnston and May Allen. This
splendid program closed with the sing-
ing of- the National Anthem and the
teachers and officers of the Sunday
Sctiool as well as- the Rector are to be
congratulated on the success of their en-
tertainment.
t�
Skirts in plain serge and tricottrse, and fancy
pleated plaid. Prices ranging from '1,.50 to 6.50 'rg
211,50 Also,black and grey, striped, box pleated skirts, 9,00
regular $11.50, sale price.... • ,
argaitts in waists, prices to stilt every pocket ���s
from ..$1,00 to. 6.95
raa
'•$1 25 and 2.0
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•* Coats as
Coats In at.i wool velours,, colors, brown and
blue, some with fur collars and etas, otlt-
e«e with fur cams, Regular $85.00 and
5.00, salts price w , . ,o,f,f I .1,8.20.:0 and 19.50
'say tone Coats with apposurlc collars, regular,
$25.00, selhntg at [w.,..w. ..»
9,50
,o • Sweater Coats • •
Special selling of children's Sweater Coats, reg ' $125
reg-
ular 3.00, aaerifieing at .... , .. .
b Hosiery •
Good 1largaies in Hosiery" --
P rides 15c, 2 pair for , . 25c
Prices 59c,'2 pair fox ... , .. , .. , ... , . w. 1.00
Prices ley 2 pair for .... , .. . 1.45
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HOME
HAPPY ,
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"MERRILY we rollalong, roll along, roll
along; merrily we roll along o'er
BANG !" Blowout ? yes sir; but he put on
that extra tire that be purchased ,of us and rol-
led back to Olin shop and old Doc. Vulanize
made that hole disappear and made that tire
reappear as good as new. Good world. Sure!
ECONOMIZE by bringing your rubbers
and rubber boots to. us and have then*
repaired as good as new by
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Men's All Wool Sults
��pp Winter Coats
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�. Wonderful values i n Velour,
�' P1ysh and Tweed Coats, with or
®q without fur collars all sizes.
ej Prices $14.50 to 29.50
XSilk, Serge and Tricotine
Dresses
id Special reduction on all dresses,
n cut in the latest styles.
Prices $12,50 to 22>50.
X Furs and -Fur Coats
Reduced
M Every fur in the store.reduced to
✓Ji a minimum price, including coats,
ril mutts, stoles and'matched sets.
All reduced' 20 to 40 per cent.
1164 Blouses and Skirts
k4( All the latest styles, blouses and
seperate skirts are offered at, spec -
11/41 cal prices.
Prices $2,95
to 8.95.
Woolen's Warin Combin-
ations •
Warm comfortable
wool and
union suits. with or without sleeves
including extra large sizes, some of
-the 'garments are less than half
price.
Rasa Frice per suit $2.89,
tIei Won'nen'a Vests and
Drawers
g�f Soft and finely woven Underwear I . o es
in white and natural colors, all sizes Corduroy Pants,Buffalo
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Price per garment $1,19. , Winter Mitts, etc.
,50
Smart styles in neat pin stripes
and plain colors, all sties.
Prices $16 50 to 29.60
Heavy Winter Overcoats
Young men's and men's warm
winter coats of all wool materials • 1/
fashioned in the latest styles, �/
Prices $14.50
to 32.50. \
Boys' Suits and Overcoats eeei�
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Durable fabrics, tailored in the
latest stales for boys from 6 to 16 _I
ye855. M
Prices $6,50 to 11.50. a�
Sweater Coats and.
Pullovers
All wool snug fitting garments
with V neck and roll.collars, all
sizes.
Prices 51,49 to 5.00.
Special Reduced Prices
Men's Fur Coats
Men's, Fur Collared Coate
Men's Mackinaw Coats
Men's Sheep lined Smocks
All aeoouns now due and payment must be'
made at once
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