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THEvdNGF1AM 41.1)VAISICE
, The House of Quality
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WHITECHURCH last week renewing old acquaintances.Air. nik immimone
,z,....; miss, Kate smith 0 Gait, is visiting Lueknow will have a Chinese res. *Ii• w
taurant in the near future in the old •
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the home of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew sentinel stand., It has been au re_
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Or. Fox.
is- modelled, painted and papered and is a
4 . Miss Tena Laidlaw and Mrs, A.
Clow spent the week -end at the home very attractive stand,
Dr, McLeod of Ripley, was in town
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Stores
el * '''''' of Mr. and Mrs. Mason, Blyth, last week arid has rented rooms
ruiri aaie 3pecials ...„ Mr. and Mrs, Fred Stanley of Tees- .above Dr. McConnell's office, where
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..... water, spent Sunday with Mr. and he i nt e n ds opening a dentist office,
8.- IVIrs. Duncan Kennedy, . one day a week. --idominion S
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..... sorry to report the severe illness Born—On Sunday, Jan. =nd, Wa,
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of Mrs. Jas. Cornelius, during the pest to Mr, and Mrs. ,Meivin Greer, a
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sa- Week.
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The
• Silks, Silks Underwear
•Raw Silks, an mare fine quality of Raw Silk, free
--sib• from dressing close even weave, 33 in. wide
special ... .torr . . •#•••$1.29
Ladies white and natural Vests and white • fleee-
ed Vest, drawers to match. Reg. $1.25 and
• 1.50. Special. price , • . .. 89c each
Blankets .
9 only all weiolasihite Blankets made from aeleci-
ed long wool yarnsaextra large sizes 7i to 8i
lbs, Special .per pair . .. .
Sheeting
Gilt Edge Taffetta • Bleached sheeting of fine quality cotton. a sine, -
Special $1 69
•
•
• Mesealine SIM, Wash. Satins in black. white.
ea• purple, grey and mauve. These are splendid
qualities and •exceptional values, specially
aas,• priced ,..• $1 69
ing made to stand extra wear, 78 in. wici.
Cortidelli beat quality gilt edge Taffetta. ',every
Special . , „ „ , , 59c. yd
• ' yard stamped with maker'sguarantee, 36 in.
• wile wonderful value at this law price $2 69 Laces and Insertion .at 5e. a yd.
Navy.Mousafine A special lot of lacea and insertions in wide and
narrow widths to clear ............. ... .. .. 5c yd. is.-
-.``• A beadtifuf satin finished silk of extra wearing . •
days hauling elm logs to McLean's
4-400 , quality, 36 in. wide, navy. only, reg. $3.50 , Winter Goods - :-... Mill at Wingham.
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,- Quite .a number from hefe attended
All winter Goods, Sweaters' Coate and knitted\ r„....- the U. F. 0. concert in King's school
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daughter.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Henderson and Miss Sara McLean of Winnipeg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs, W, C.
children of Lucknow, spent Sunday Johnstone.
here with Mrs. Hendersons parents, lVfiss Annie Murchison of 'Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. McGregor. •is visitina- her brother, Sam, Murch;
Mr. Malcolm McLennan of Don- -
ald's Corner's, Lanark Co., is visiting
at the home of his cousin, Mr. Robt,
Purdon,
Mr. Peter Robinson of Toronto, is
visiting with his sister, MTS. Wm.
Beecroft.
Mrs. Henning of Benito, Man., is
Dane, of the 1.4111 con. of Howick,
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Joseph which took place on Wednesday
will be shocked to learn of his death
Holmes, , morning of last week, following a
The • young people had a surprise stroke from which he never rallied.
party at Mr. John Johnston's on Fri- Deceased was one of the best known
day evening. All report a good time.
• Mr. Amos: Cornelius is busy these township, and highly respected residents of the
The funeral was on Friday
afternoon to the Gorrie cemetery,
under Orange auspices. •
Messrs. D Halliday, George TJnder.
wood, Robt. Spotton, W. J. Gallaher,
W. J. Greer of Wingham and 3. J.
Hunter of Kincardine •drove •to the
funeral from Wingham.
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The Chain Grocery Slimes of Canada
Winghant Branch,' . Josephine SI.
160 n.
Mrs. Reg. Barrett and children, re- •
turned to London after spending a
few weeks at her home here.
ThlheLatr!latayhnfDir :011 of Johni Specially Priced on. Thurs., Friday
and. Saturday, February 2, 3, 4.
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-0• 36 in Ducheas Satin, a rich soft material of
=• beautiful lustrous finish, made of fine quality Groceries
BlaTea, good quality 3 !be for
Hosiery Corn Meal gold yellow 5 lbs ...$215000'
all silk yarn in a good heavy weight, guaran- ck
I3.19 White Beans, band picked, 4 lbs. for
" Lennox Soap, speciai 5 bars for • 25c
25c
Golden Corn Syrup, 10 lb. pails •
ti5c.
aa -'▪ 72 All Wool Cashmere Hose in plain and ribbed Golden Corn Syrup, 5 Ib. pails 45• c
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• and heavy ribbed, all wool Hose, size 9i to Muscatels Raisins large new fruit 25e•
an:•10. Reg, $1.25 and 1.50. Special 95c pr. • Corr. Standard quality, 2 cans for ... . . . .... , .25c.
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Black Duchess Underwear and Hosiery at greatly reduced prices ait: and con., Culross OA Friday evening.
• Mr:- and Mrs. John Falconer spent
•' teed, special
the week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Falconer, Bluevale. •
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson and daughter
Eva, are visiting this month with re-
latives at Clinton,
0.- Miss Aggie Kennedy spent the week-
:- end with her cousin, Mrs, Will Mc-
Intosh of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin enter -
tamed a tininber of their friends on
• •".- Friday evening with a progressive
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A tableful of Remnants at Special Prices.s.-- t -z eue mis Liiiu Conn has been in Wing-
chrparty.
harn the past wek with her aunt, Mrs.
...- Sam Hutchison, who has ben very ill.
r,...--. Mr. Ken Paterson and children and
4.4111
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...... • :.---• 1VIis Lilian Paterson spent Sunday at
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.....,• Mr-- the home of Mr, Fred Nixon of
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..41111 Lucknow.
MIN ,7.-7. Mr. a.ncl. Mra. Cleeil Falcioner spent
Otte Goods are the Best- Our PricesRight. • Terms, Cash. Produce Wanted lee' Sunday withfriends at Lang i
e.
Mr. Wrn.Hawthorrie of Brantford,
."'". spent Wednesday, of this week with
his sister Mrs. Joseph Holmes.
Mr.and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan
and children spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Hary McClenagnan,
Mrs. Ropert Mitchell of Wingham,
is visiting at'the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Gordon Elliott
FOUR OF A KIND
And they're jolly good fellows too. Alex Crawford and his three hearty mates
who played in the Owen Sound bonspeil and came within a hairsbreadth of being the,
• winning rink. From left to right Dave Fortune, Jack Currie, Bill Mitchell and San-
dy Crawford. The snap was taken by another goop fellow, Baggageman Bill Sneath
• of the L. H. & B. •
BRUSSELS
Brussels, Horticultural Society el
ected, the following officers at its an
mial meeting held, in the public lib
• rary:, Hona.rary, Presidents, Mrs.. J.
D. War-Wick,'A. Strachan, D. C. Ross
-and W. H.- Ken, President, Jas- Fox;
' first Vice -President, Rev: ' C. F.
-Clarke; second Vice -President, Mrs.
J. H. .Galbraith;Directors, Mrs. R.
Thomson, Mrs. Geo. McCall, Mrs. P.
Scott and G. A. Deadman; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. W. W. Harris.
Arnent Bros: have had as many as
• 4o teams employed in hauling logs
from their bush in Morris Township
• to the factory here, and a great quan-
tity. of timber is always in their yards.
The lawsuit of Geo. Birt against
the Brussels Council over the town
woodcutting contract has been set-
tled by the new council paying Mr.
Birt's claim, together with $125 in
law costs.
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LUCKNOW
• Lucknow, Jan.aoth., 422
A good game of hockey was play-
ed in Lorne rink Iasi Tuesday night
when a large crowd turned out to see
what was advertised to be the best
e-ame to be played in this district,
whent'Wingham seniors crossed sticks
with the Sepoys. The teams seemed
to be pretty evenly matched at the
outset but the home team soon found
themselves and won by a score of 9-
5. Cruikshanks was easily the best
man on the visiting team and with a
• couple more players like him Wing -
ham might have won. Both goal
Keepers stopped some good shots
and let in sonie easy ones. If Luck -
now can trim Wingham at home on
Monday night they will win their
district.
A very quiet wedding was solemn-
ized at the Manse at St. Helens a
week ago Wednesday, when Miss
Jean Scott, only daughter of Mr. F.
Scott of Ashfield and Mr, McKenzie
Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Webb of Wawanosh were united in
wedlock, Rev. Mr. Cummings offic-
iating, The young couple on a short
honeymoon trip to Hamilton and on
their return will reside in Wawanosh.
Both the young people are well
known and a large circle of friends
wish them a long and happy wedded
life. ,
A very serious accident happened
to Mr, John Watson one day last
week, He had been cutting wood in
the country and on going to his en-
gine in the, morning he found it to he
frozen and he took a torch to thaw
• it when the gasoline exploded and
spattering over Mr. Watson, burned
him severely a0out the arms and
face. At present he is doing as well
• as can be expected, but it will be
some time before he can resume his
work.
Mr. McKim has sold the fountain
and other ice cream fixtures out of his
store here and they are being shipped
to HarNton.
:Logging has been so general
around here this winter and the sup-
ply of saw logs so plentiful that they
are being refused at the mill.
Mr. John Cantelon has moved to
the McCoy house on station street,
Mr. Melvin Reid who had his fine
barn burned to the ground recently
is having an auction sale and we
understand intends leaving the farm.
The Guild in the Presbyterian
Church last Monday evening was
largely attended on account of an
address on aviation delivered by
Capt. Henderson of Whitechurch.
This 'was a splendid lecture, giving
the history of aviation from its earl-
iest inception until the present day,
and also giving an idea", of what the
flying corps did during the war. Miss
Dawson also a Whitechurch gave a
couple of readings in fine style and
Mrs, Philip Stewart and Miss Cora
Club contributed a duet.
Mr. Russell Johnstone who spent
the past summer in the West return-
ed home on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. McKenzie are
spending a few weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. F. 3, Lucas and daughter of
Toronto, visited her father,Mr, S.
Robertson and other friei
nds n town.
Robert Johnston attended County
Council meeting in Walkerton last
weAlf:, and Mrs. Thos. Aitchison vis-
ited in 'Wingham this week, Mr.
Lorne Aitchison who had beets visit-
ing them for a week rettirited to his
home,
Mr. and Mrs. lqcteatt Johnstone
have inoved into the rooms over
Murdock and Cameron's store. •
The L 0, 0. F. will hold a social
evening in their lodge rooms on
Thursday evening.
Mr. Chas. Patniorc of Los. Angeles
California, formerly a resident of
MORRIS
• Miss Annie McIntosh returned to
her home in Kincardine after spend-
ing the past three months in this
neighborhood.
• Mr, Will Casemore of Wroxeter,
visited at Mr. Thomas Abram's and
other friends around here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellacott of Wingham,
• spent Sunday at Mr. Jas. McGee's.
Mrs. Alex Ross and Miss Annie
Findlater visited for a few days in
Belmore last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Blyth,
spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. John
McGuire.
• Mr. and Mrs. II. McGuire, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stonehouse.
• Mrs. John McCool of Wingham,
spent a day with Mr, and Mrs. H.
Hopper. '
G. B. Wray spent a few days with
friends in Palmerston and Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Thos. Stewart of
Blyth, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sandy Stewart.
• Misses Jean and Annie Geddes en-
tertained a few of their friends one
evening last week.
• Thynne Wray is spending a few
days with friends at Bluevale.
Mrs. Wrn. Bryant spent a day with
her mother, Mrs. Wray.
GORRIE eVe
Mr. Chester Bennett has purchased
Dr. Robt, Montgomery's farm on
con C. Turnberry, just north of , —
Wroxeter and will get possession in ea, pay,,,t"pkw,..ilfe,„Ftwmpsotk,„„ etmoutiftonsposanto~sttiglow„„ocksomitet ;,
March. 4.,fteeseesoeekeeet
Mr. B. Goldstein who sold out here
last fall and moved to Toronto, has
purchased Mr. T. Walker's residence
now occupied by Mr. J. B. Austin,
and will move his family back to
Gorrie, Mr. Austin has purchased
the residence of Mr. Robt. Bonnett
who is returning to the West. We guarantee the flour we sell to give you
For about a week Rev. A. McKib- I creed satisfaction.
bon has not -been well although hel b
has kept at work. On consultation;
Dr. Whitley decided that Mr. Mc- ! QUALITY FLOUR A good blended flour for bread or biscuits,
Kibbon had very- low blood pressure,$3 80 a bag 5 bags or more 3 55 a bag.
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Breakfast Bacon, 3 lb. pail Pure Lard,
perib. 29c 52c
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Shredded Wheat, 2 for . .; 25c
2 in 1 Polish, 2 for ... . 25c
4 -String Brooms. . . .......39c
Ammonia Powder, '3 Pigs
Chloride Lime 17c
Rinso, 2 for ....... ... .... I5c
Sani.Flush tin 30c
Candies, per lb. ... . .22c
K.Jlog's Corn Flakes llc
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs . . .. . 24c
Quaker Oats, large pkg .26c
Puffed Wheat, pkg....... ..l5e
Standard Oatmeal, 4 lbs ......25c
P. & G., Gold, Surprise or Sunlight
Soap, 10 cakes . , . 72e
Castile Soap, lartoz bar, 2 for . . 31e
Special blend Tea Cowans, Bakers, Speci a . lend
per lb. 40c Frys Cocoa 24c Coffee, lb. —39c
IM•11119110911•SMINNIR.
I Finest Cali fn rn II Pure "rd,
IPrunes, 2 lbs. 27c I 85c
Toilet Paper, 6 Rolls
Pure Jams No. 4 Shirriffs or Pure Gold
tins . . . . 74c Jelly Powder, 3... 25c
Sugar at the Lowest Prices.
Butter and Eggs taken.
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41° which had been occasioned by shockl
from the explosion of the gas plant !
FIVE LILIES FLOUR A good bread flour,roade from Man-
itoba Wheat, $4.00 a bag, 5 !Aga or
Rev. Holmes, of Wroxeter, will give I
him some help at the a. m. services
for awhile and lighten his Sunday
work. .
Mr. and Itris-. W. D. Williams were a
reduced price $3.80 a bag.
called to Detroit recently where their
son, Herb, underwent a critical opera- '
FIVE OSES FLOUR One of the best bread flours. -made
tion, winch was quite successful.
outlam...,-.5coccammoarao=waxmarces.... from Manitoba No. 1 hard wheat.
more 3 75 a bag.
SILVER C
OWN FLOUR An all Manitoba Wheat Flour,
regular price $4.00. Special
While there Mr. Williams received 5 bag lots or more $4.15 a bag
word of the serious illness of his
father, Mr. J. R. Wiliams, formerly !
of Gorrie, at Alpena, Mich., and left e
for that place. We are pleased to S
report that Mr, Williams is much inn V
proved- in health. After leaving Al-
pena, Mr, and Mrs. Williams visited
friends at Ann Arber, Mieln, return- i
mg home on Thursday last, ay,a
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We have taken most drastic reductions to force immediate disposal of our
entire stock. The lowest prices in the year is now offered, Many garments
are now marked far below cost. Being an established Policy of ours, /id
to carry garments from one season to another. We have left nothing undone
sacrificing in our final effort to dispose of everything, in Fall and Winter Chil-
dren's and Ladies Ready-to-wear. Here are only a few of the wonderful values
offered.
SKIRTS... DRESSES.,..=
Skirtsabsolutely&ill , half price, in pleatedserges and
Wonderful bargains in satin, silk, serge, tricotine
tricotines and fancy plaid
skirts. 13rices froin ..$2.00 ta 6,00 and flannel dresses. most of Mem -trim-
med with beads and embroidery, others
Childresnel'Isinpgle:tted serge skirts, Reg .$.95, now
2 00 with braid iViost of them selling less
than cost. Prices ranging from .. ......
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.-- .. .... .... . .. ..... ..............$5.50 to 24.50
Children's Barges Dresses, in many different
A fewjumper Dresses left, in colors navy. black'
styles and coleys. Sizes from 4 to 14 yrs, and white, and all black, Reg. $4.9$,
Sacrificing at..,. , , . , , ,.. $3.0o to 400
clearing at.•...,..,.......... ..... • Y. .• • 4 $2.50
CHILDREN'S COATS
Children's Coats, wonderfully low priced, in
colors, grey, brown, navy, green and bur.
gandy. Some with fur collars, all warm-
ly lined, good bargains, Prices from
CIIILDREN'S SWEATER COATS ..., •
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WAISTS... b'
Waists in Georgette, Chepe-cleain
chee atedtricol- K
iotte, ernb,.oidery and lace trimmed. Reg,
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S2 95 to .5.50, now selling from ...2,00 to 4.50
White
We wash silk vaists, clearing at ....$1.,50 and 2,00
COATS
Innavy.and white, alt wool. Rag $3 00, now
HOSIERY--
Special prices now offered in the Hotery line.
Vriees . 'Sets., 20, 40, 50, 70 and 81.40
,,,,elect La R
Reductions on all Woreen's end IViisses Winter
Coate. Some with Beta cline shawl
collar and cuffs, also Opposuin collared
coats, others without fur tOParS) enlors,
brown . navy and blUc. sires 36 t�42.
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us to suggest
any obligation
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LUCKNOW
• Lucknow, Jan.aoth., 422
A good game of hockey was play-
ed in Lorne rink Iasi Tuesday night
when a large crowd turned out to see
what was advertised to be the best
e-ame to be played in this district,
whent'Wingham seniors crossed sticks
with the Sepoys. The teams seemed
to be pretty evenly matched at the
outset but the home team soon found
themselves and won by a score of 9-
5. Cruikshanks was easily the best
man on the visiting team and with a
• couple more players like him Wing -
ham might have won. Both goal
Keepers stopped some good shots
and let in sonie easy ones. If Luck -
now can trim Wingham at home on
Monday night they will win their
district.
A very quiet wedding was solemn-
ized at the Manse at St. Helens a
week ago Wednesday, when Miss
Jean Scott, only daughter of Mr. F.
Scott of Ashfield and Mr, McKenzie
Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Webb of Wawanosh were united in
wedlock, Rev. Mr. Cummings offic-
iating, The young couple on a short
honeymoon trip to Hamilton and on
their return will reside in Wawanosh.
Both the young people are well
known and a large circle of friends
wish them a long and happy wedded
life. ,
A very serious accident happened
to Mr, John Watson one day last
week, He had been cutting wood in
the country and on going to his en-
gine in the, morning he found it to he
frozen and he took a torch to thaw
• it when the gasoline exploded and
spattering over Mr. Watson, burned
him severely a0out the arms and
face. At present he is doing as well
• as can be expected, but it will be
some time before he can resume his
work.
Mr. McKim has sold the fountain
and other ice cream fixtures out of his
store here and they are being shipped
to HarNton.
:Logging has been so general
around here this winter and the sup-
ply of saw logs so plentiful that they
are being refused at the mill.
Mr. John Cantelon has moved to
the McCoy house on station street,
Mr. Melvin Reid who had his fine
barn burned to the ground recently
is having an auction sale and we
understand intends leaving the farm.
The Guild in the Presbyterian
Church last Monday evening was
largely attended on account of an
address on aviation delivered by
Capt. Henderson of Whitechurch.
This 'was a splendid lecture, giving
the history of aviation from its earl-
iest inception until the present day,
and also giving an idea", of what the
flying corps did during the war. Miss
Dawson also a Whitechurch gave a
couple of readings in fine style and
Mrs, Philip Stewart and Miss Cora
Club contributed a duet.
Mr. Russell Johnstone who spent
the past summer in the West return-
ed home on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. McKenzie are
spending a few weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. F. 3, Lucas and daughter of
Toronto, visited her father,Mr, S.
Robertson and other friei
nds n town.
Robert Johnston attended County
Council meeting in Walkerton last
weAlf:, and Mrs. Thos. Aitchison vis-
ited in 'Wingham this week, Mr.
Lorne Aitchison who had beets visit-
ing them for a week rettirited to his
home,
Mr. and Mrs. lqcteatt Johnstone
have inoved into the rooms over
Murdock and Cameron's store. •
The L 0, 0. F. will hold a social
evening in their lodge rooms on
Thursday evening.
Mr. Chas. Patniorc of Los. Angeles
California, formerly a resident of
MORRIS
• Miss Annie McIntosh returned to
her home in Kincardine after spend-
ing the past three months in this
neighborhood.
• Mr, Will Casemore of Wroxeter,
visited at Mr. Thomas Abram's and
other friends around here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellacott of Wingham,
• spent Sunday at Mr. Jas. McGee's.
Mrs. Alex Ross and Miss Annie
Findlater visited for a few days in
Belmore last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Blyth,
spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. John
McGuire.
• Mr. and Mrs. II. McGuire, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stonehouse.
• Mrs. John McCool of Wingham,
spent a day with Mr, and Mrs. H.
Hopper. '
G. B. Wray spent a few days with
friends in Palmerston and Bluevale.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Thos. Stewart of
Blyth, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sandy Stewart.
• Misses Jean and Annie Geddes en-
tertained a few of their friends one
evening last week.
• Thynne Wray is spending a few
days with friends at Bluevale.
Mrs. Wrn. Bryant spent a day with
her mother, Mrs. Wray.
GORRIE eVe
Mr. Chester Bennett has purchased
Dr. Robt, Montgomery's farm on
con C. Turnberry, just north of , —
Wroxeter and will get possession in ea, pay,,,t"pkw,..ilfe,„Ftwmpsotk,„„ etmoutiftonsposanto~sttiglow„„ocksomitet ;,
March. 4.,fteeseesoeekeeet
Mr. B. Goldstein who sold out here
last fall and moved to Toronto, has
purchased Mr. T. Walker's residence
now occupied by Mr. J. B. Austin,
and will move his family back to
Gorrie, Mr. Austin has purchased
the residence of Mr. Robt. Bonnett
who is returning to the West. We guarantee the flour we sell to give you
For about a week Rev. A. McKib- I creed satisfaction.
bon has not -been well although hel b
has kept at work. On consultation;
Dr. Whitley decided that Mr. Mc- ! QUALITY FLOUR A good blended flour for bread or biscuits,
Kibbon had very- low blood pressure,$3 80 a bag 5 bags or more 3 55 a bag.
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Breakfast Bacon, 3 lb. pail Pure Lard,
perib. 29c 52c
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Shredded Wheat, 2 for . .; 25c
2 in 1 Polish, 2 for ... . 25c
4 -String Brooms. . . .......39c
Ammonia Powder, '3 Pigs
Chloride Lime 17c
Rinso, 2 for ....... ... .... I5c
Sani.Flush tin 30c
Candies, per lb. ... . .22c
K.Jlog's Corn Flakes llc
Rolled Oats, 6 lbs . . .. . 24c
Quaker Oats, large pkg .26c
Puffed Wheat, pkg....... ..l5e
Standard Oatmeal, 4 lbs ......25c
P. & G., Gold, Surprise or Sunlight
Soap, 10 cakes . , . 72e
Castile Soap, lartoz bar, 2 for . . 31e
Special blend Tea Cowans, Bakers, Speci a . lend
per lb. 40c Frys Cocoa 24c Coffee, lb. —39c
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I Finest Cali fn rn II Pure "rd,
IPrunes, 2 lbs. 27c I 85c
Toilet Paper, 6 Rolls
Pure Jams No. 4 Shirriffs or Pure Gold
tins . . . . 74c Jelly Powder, 3... 25c
Sugar at the Lowest Prices.
Butter and Eggs taken.
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FIVE LILIES FLOUR A good bread flour,roade from Man-
itoba Wheat, $4.00 a bag, 5 !Aga or
Rev. Holmes, of Wroxeter, will give I
him some help at the a. m. services
for awhile and lighten his Sunday
work. .
Mr. and Itris-. W. D. Williams were a
reduced price $3.80 a bag.
called to Detroit recently where their
son, Herb, underwent a critical opera- '
FIVE OSES FLOUR One of the best bread flours. -made
tion, winch was quite successful.
outlam...,-.5coccammoarao=waxmarces.... from Manitoba No. 1 hard wheat.
more 3 75 a bag.
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OWN FLOUR An all Manitoba Wheat Flour,
regular price $4.00. Special
While there Mr. Williams received 5 bag lots or more $4.15 a bag
word of the serious illness of his
father, Mr. J. R. Wiliams, formerly !
of Gorrie, at Alpena, Mich., and left e
for that place. We are pleased to S
report that Mr, Williams is much inn V
proved- in health. After leaving Al-
pena, Mr, and Mrs. Williams visited
friends at Ann Arber, Mieln, return- i
mg home on Thursday last, ay,a
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We have taken most drastic reductions to force immediate disposal of our
entire stock. The lowest prices in the year is now offered, Many garments
are now marked far below cost. Being an established Policy of ours, /id
to carry garments from one season to another. We have left nothing undone
sacrificing in our final effort to dispose of everything, in Fall and Winter Chil-
dren's and Ladies Ready-to-wear. Here are only a few of the wonderful values
offered.
SKIRTS... DRESSES.,..=
Skirtsabsolutely&ill , half price, in pleatedserges and
Wonderful bargains in satin, silk, serge, tricotine
tricotines and fancy plaid
skirts. 13rices froin ..$2.00 ta 6,00 and flannel dresses. most of Mem -trim-
med with beads and embroidery, others
Childresnel'Isinpgle:tted serge skirts, Reg .$.95, now
2 00 with braid iViost of them selling less
than cost. Prices ranging from .. ......
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.-- .. .... .... . .. ..... ..............$5.50 to 24.50
Children's Barges Dresses, in many different
A fewjumper Dresses left, in colors navy. black'
styles and coleys. Sizes from 4 to 14 yrs, and white, and all black, Reg. $4.9$,
Sacrificing at..,. , , . , , ,.. $3.0o to 400
clearing at.•...,..,.......... ..... • Y. .• • 4 $2.50
CHILDREN'S COATS
Children's Coats, wonderfully low priced, in
colors, grey, brown, navy, green and bur.
gandy. Some with fur collars, all warm-
ly lined, good bargains, Prices from
CIIILDREN'S SWEATER COATS ..., •
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WAISTS... b'
Waists in Georgette, Chepe-cleain
chee atedtricol- K
iotte, ernb,.oidery and lace trimmed. Reg,
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S2 95 to .5.50, now selling from ...2,00 to 4.50
White
We wash silk vaists, clearing at ....$1.,50 and 2,00
COATS
Innavy.and white, alt wool. Rag $3 00, now
HOSIERY--
Special prices now offered in the Hotery line.
Vriees . 'Sets., 20, 40, 50, 70 and 81.40
,,,,elect La R
Reductions on all Woreen's end IViisses Winter
Coate. Some with Beta cline shawl
collar and cuffs, also Opposuin collared
coats, others without fur tOParS) enlors,
brown . navy and blUc. sires 36 t�42.
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