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Thursday, Dec. 6th,, .lege.
MUNINWII B YI'H
M Harry Johnston, hes perehased
in a grocerybusiness an Hamilton .and.
wi11 take possession at once, We
Si wish Harry ahundent success,
A number of out citizens will at-`
a 'tend the meeting at Clinton on Tburs-
INI' day, this will be thefirst meeting in
SI this district in the propagation of the
tooted churches.
191 'Elie I-Iame Nursing i-uid. First Aid
1n Course under the atcspices of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held. in Me -
'u moral Hall .commencing 9n Monday,
Dec. 3rd'. Miss Pitt of this 'Depart
Hent will be the instructor,
111 The McLean Mission ]3and will have
Ei a bazaar and 'supper in Community
wL h to thank our customers and friends ,to their liberal patronage during the"Stoupe.
i de verat” and wishto remind you that the sale ends Sat., "'ee 1511h., The next 10
trays our e stock otlred at exerptiottallyi. w prices Qn Xmas & Winter Goods
E ds, +w:n Sat.,
�miw.mrma mr�aiaiuuou:rywaa
h nd, .tall red Society
g ram a1 20th Century,
erco ts, Fairs, Sand, Loyal
'.0.0110, 40.90, Salle... .$27.50
Ie'' .I1Q>ld Y'i,utag Wiens ra,i
Ian overcoats `... -$1.7.95
$17.95
Mei +'5 a, ; ,l;lYoung eras.
smart ('r . odel snits, regular
27.50, Sale-, $1.9®75.
c°yka : ifs Gen ; I. ' e It ,l r-
{ ; r ryt . P ,; rli ody and C.. r-
rt:tvele' Smeels ; L98
Hem's Cb
GIA yes
sees Lined
....c$L19
enll s.. *41/ehrokk it" 100 f l°ell°
c nt. W 4, :l1 s ,tint and draw.
ers .. $1.19 a°rlllln ett
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en » ,.,, na's Ova ailatnrai r.: 11 Wo l!{1
Nom 95 t3.-.;filet,:.w :; ar... $L98
Khaki orld Shirts . ,75e
Fit . e DRi II in.reeche "- .,,.$4.947
hit,n°es;1ng Gowns, Smoking
bets, bored Christ ^ ::; s
Nec r ( we ,l, r, Sit ' Muffle s,
Fine Shirts, : i1st-,myes, 511-,
Hose, less 20 per cent., spec -
1 lly ,'n <t zed for CI r1st `t s as
SW "ater Coats ,..,2.69 to 4.98 Window Sale, S.. turday La.
Chesterileld 1tress (Overcoat' , Ales Sill _ . a dnal Hose,
1 .9 reg 2.50,'s ale , ."..... $L39
The well . known Barrie.
cloth Ulsters, r "g 35000, s le
,,. .$28.75
60 boys
s-.,;> a Sat
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SATUli7i'AY G
Sugar per 100 ....
e bag to a e'
alimony ." S a .p, ..
Oat,:, , 1 7 fibs
Salmon, 2 tins..
Ca
; adL �.! n Cheewre..
Corn, per cat
11
aces, 3 lbs;
Suit
. t $6.95
i! CETIES
.. $1.0.47
Sit r mer
.4 cake 25c
25c
.35c
per Ata 25c
, ..10c
........;25c
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Christmas Suggestions
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La les hiIlxe-t= Gloves, •e,g os -
fiery, Silk scarfs, 1(1;u:ndker-
chiefs, Paras Is, L 1 i " n. s,
nurses, ' wets. li!Petting
new goods for lash 10 ys
Llkaole sq yd
Oilcloth . ......43c yd
eraant Table, fried t l{• all
Kayser Silk dose:.:.. $L89
Hose & Gloves,.25c, 35e, 49e=
English' 1'lanelettes ....39e
Children's Vest and Draw-
ers 49c
11 .Ulliderwelr less '....20%.
-Raw Silk, special by y ,r79e
Silks, `1 gess Goods, Sheel -
lungs, Flannels, less , , .20%.
_gyp i' , R. p� els. n aby. s ti,� on `•' . r ' r + . r :FI5e
L dies Dresses,` Silk,Ser„
�1.. Crepe dresses lss 20x.
Special silk and w;.i"ol, tr co-
thie ?n I serge dresses $9.75
Come early, see window
ow ►
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Ladies Cloth Coats, Beaver-
line trimmed, " 29 to , cle:'r: r
.,. $14.75
Burberry Style Coats $14.75
Ch lelrenns Silk and Wool
ose 25c
Buds
7MI.ri,1 is f ill rcl! i.k�rCE
®1dl
. 59c
FREE BROOM
Sat. Morning Only
With everypurchase of $xo
or -over we willgive' one "good
Broom free.
Do not ask for a broom.
Saturday afternoon
Groceries not included
N Halt Dec. 15.
Mr. and Mrs'' Thos. Stewart leave
® this week for California, having dis-
;'; posdd of their house last week to Mr:.
,.Y Robert Johnston, of East Wawanosh.
It is the intention of Mr. and Mrs,
Stewart to snake their home," in the
Sunny South, .
111. • Alex Niacon held a sale of .House
mg hold
;t•,
and it£his �Saturday
move to Blue-
tit!it vboale,rne whwith a ere . henephinetends malcing his
v,
Large quantities of baled, hay and
t p turnips are being -shipped from the sta.'
,,. tier here, most Of them going: to the
Southern States, where the crops, have
not been as good as in this locality,
The hunters who have, Been in the
is north country deer hunting • for the
eel past two weeks, being' Messrs:. G. C.
iu McTaggart, with a party of Toronto
;.0 hunters, -:and R. M. McKay, Robert
1. Somers and G. A. ,McLaughlin and
Bert Allan a party by themselves,
have all .returned,each bringing 'a fine
i deer. They all report having a most.
enjoyable time.
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BELGRAVE
® Mrs• T. Proctor and Miss Hattie•
are. visiting with 'friends in Windsor,
IN and Detroit:
® Miss Wade spent • Sunday at her
ni home in Fordwiele
Mr, and Mrs. 'Torn Stewart, spent
Sunday 'with the, farmer's brother,:
® MVlr, and Mrs. John Stewart, Mr: and
® Mrs. T. Stewart leave, this week to
spend the winter in California,
e® Belgrave may not get Hydro, but
thanks to the Women's Institute, we
1s have one fine street lamp now with
1i moire to follow,
fis I he Misses "'Christie of Wingham,
Is, were the guests. of Mr. and Mrs: Mil,
ton Lake for a couple of days.
®1 The people of the village were very
M much shocked to hear of the death of
ar Mr. James Stewart, Wingham. Mr.
eSfewart was at .one time a resident of """7"""*"--*
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ads In Wigg:
gal
LEATHER TOP It U' B' ERS SUCK ''AS
SHOWN IN THIS Ii1,LUSTRATJON
We have an immense stock on hand.
We°also make 'these kirld of boots to order with
instep" of "high instep", in fact almost .an r
,kind you can sig.$est;
Buy the kind that 'are shade in Winghatn
They : Ar
the Best
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The Le ding Shoe Store of Huron County
Phone 129.
Belgrave coming here as a young man
MI; taking 'up, blacksmithing' and made
▪ hosts of friends- while here. Mrs.
N ; Stewart and friends have ..the • sym-
N pathy of the community;
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BELMORE'
The Women's i oreign Missionary
Society,: met Friday ,afternoon, mem-
bership 12. Opened by ;singing and
prayer. Minuteso f last meeting read
by secretary, readings by:Miss. Agnes
Rutherford and Mrs.. Wm. Mundell.
A paper on. "The Call of the.Church
Through Her Messengers" by Minnie
Jeffray. Collection $q..ro.
ingbam, Ont.
Rev. -McKenzie, was on the sick list
last week.
The Sabbath School have decided
to hold their entertainment on Dec.
ieth., this prornises to be -a good one.
Each scholar is asked this' year to
dress a doll for the bale for the West
to be packed Saturday Dec. 8th.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott of Wa-.
wanos1i, visited Sunday' at Mr. 'John.
Darling's.
The December. meeting o,i the Wo-
men's" Institute will meet Friday after-
noon of this week at Mr. and Mrs.
Wiry. Mundells. Mrs. Golan of Lucke
now is expected to address the meet
WROXETER • BLUEVALE
" Miller Procter carload .Mrs. Geo. Allen spent a Mr.Mr er P oct r shipped a ca toad ®,
few days in the city last week. 1 of turnips to the States on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Johnston of ( Mrs. Chas. Enwrikght of Toronto,
Brantford, were visiting friends in is at;pres•ent visiting relatives here.
Wroxeter and vicinity last week. Mr. John McLaren is on the sick
Sorry to say Mrs. Copeland is un- list, we hope he will soon be O. K. IN
._.,: _ n i e for e cne,+.- agar$.
Uer TLIG Dee- '�cc ,-'ve�z-azv�.... _
dy recovery. F Mr; .H. Hanirnond made a business eel
Mr, Jack McLean who has been coti- trip to Moorefield this -week. c"
fined to the House with scarlet fever Messrs. Reuben and John Gentles
for the, past month is able to be a- have returned home from the North.
round again. Mr. R .J..Scott shipped a car of hay
ler. Alex. McDougal is on the sick from here Wednesday.
list, we hope he may -soon be O. K. , Jos.. Underwood has purchased Mr. MI
again, _ L. W. Ruttan's residence in the vil-
Rev. Dr. Brown will preach to the lage and will move in the near future.
young next Sunday. His son, Earl, will now have 'charge
Mrs. Geo. McIntosh of Stratford, of the farm-
spent a few days in town recently. George Haney has sold his rest- 111
Mrs; .Cornwall from Page's crossing,: dcnce to Mr. L. W. Ruttan, who gets
called on friends in town, last Friday, possession immediately. Mr. Haney
has been in poor health during the
GODERICH past year and has been living with his
Harold Hedley, son of the Rev. J, son, Will, at: Witigham.
' Hedley; glad the misfortune to Mr. and Mrs. Jas.' Locicardt, of
W.
break his wrist at the High School
Braveibourg, Sask., spent a few days
on wedues day last,with Mrs. Ina Lockardt, t Wel-
ding targe number of boats are expect- lantrarn11 lvnrs. L. Ia:''Dutf of bJe1-
d, c spe ding a few days with the inn
ed to winter here, two grain Boats are forixier's mother her. Mr. Duff i
already here' and the tt1i Forest ar- ef s.
rived here on Sat., Dec. est,
editor of The Welland Telegraph.
The County Council is now in see-. Miss Jessie Ilolnies underwent ail
sion here and: as Mr. Robertson had
resigned the position of keeper of the
House of Refuge, it will be •necessary
for. the 'council to make a new appoint-
ment, it is understood that their are
maniy.a,plicatious for it.
hey are spending ..t few days at Tor -
The view elevator is completed and a onto
targe quantity of grain in .it, and the .
L. W. Ruttan is moving into George
new' dock. at the elevator is well under Harvey's house, ' which he purchased.
way. t recently, and Mr. Joseph Underwood
is moving into M.t-, Rattan's. la
DIj NGAINNNOIcT u
Mr. Ralph Didier is at present visit-- WHITECHURCI-I I +'
ing at Golden Valley, Parry Sound.. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and
son Raliston spent, Sunday with Mr. I
Stranger Given Two l!liorths and Mrs. Jas. Purdon of St. Helens
Mr, and Mrs. Len McCienaghan, and .
'The peculiar behavior of a stranger children ,spent Sunday with Mr. and,- .•,
ori the Carrick and Flowick'townline, Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw,
east of, nein-tore last Saturday morn- Miss Greta Fox of Wingham spent
ing attracted the attention of the resit' Sunday at her home here.
dents of that section, and upon going Miss Ida McQuoid visited with
to investigate, they found a rnan about friends- in Lucknow over the week- pj
45 years of age, carrying a knapsack, end,
sitting in the snow on the side of the Owing to the illness of our teacher]
road under a.tree, He appeared so Mr. Gowans there was no school on is
sato and ttnconimunmative'that they Monday,
thought it advisable to report his pre- Mr. Thos. Rowtcliffc of Exeter has 11111
settee to the local authorities, and bee i hunting in these parts for the MI
Constable Schntidt, armed with a war- past week and staying at the home 1111
rant, overhauled the man, halt a mile of Mr. nand Mrs. Amos Cornelius. 111
east of McIntosh church, made Miss Lavina Carrick returned on I
no' resistance and carne peaaeablyr Friday last from a month's visit to
,icer who conveyed l lilt
is
sill the officer t toTarr' Sound, she i
w o3! 4 did not return this MN
Walkerton, where he appeared before year without her number, but during11111
County Magistrate McMa.b. 1 -Ie gage the hunting season, sent a deer to her i,WI
hie name as Prank 1•Iartesday Sirup- home here.
aotl!, born in Liv'erPool, no relatives in Whitechurch is beginning to ' be
Canada, no xtioney, had been working quite a little town, besides cement sts
hist pear Stratford, had spen' eight- there has been, quite a lot of rctsairs
coo niontias at E urwaeh andcuirtcen and palating done to the hoeuses, and
Months in an Ontario A.tylwtlt The 1Zobt. Carrick has pia tip ;fine veli-!
xtl*gistratc aettcenced him to tw:s anda :rritxtltttg across the frt'oarid;
b�t1'hs in the county pail, and the .°outlt end of his house, and OS
will fife e.onneed as V. lee ed his house outside,'whi.cti has
t,tltlitin e big in prevel-eo .
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operation in Wingliam Hospital for
appendicitis and is getting along nice-
ly.
Walter McCutcheon, of I•iatnilton,
visited with friends Beres
Cloin Higgins and William McR.in-
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ding:
A number of young men in the vi-
cieity'are working on the railroad.
Born -To Mr. and. Mrs. Leslie'
Harkness a son. •
A reuniter -from 'these parts attend-
ed Mr. . FIazray Niergerth's sale on
Monday°after•noon
EELGRAVE
Al box social will be held in, the
stone school, 'Morris, on Thursday
evening, December 20. A choice pro
gram will be given the children aiid
young people iayy of the section.
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GARMENTS
Men's Winter Overcoats, and
Youths' and : Boys' Winter Ov-
ercoats, Men's Tweed, Worsted
and Serge . Suits, . Odd Pants,
Mackinaws, ' Sweaters, Heavy
Smocks, etc.
Take Adv
1.'Ki'(' :I. gra.II'.iMEM
tage of the Greatest
Money
Saving
Values for Thursday,
Friday as J d' Sat r1ay,, Specials
ell's •,.,nd i;I Vii. s, • SHOP EARLY AS QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED
verci ties and Suits FLANNELETTE BLANKETS', LINEN TOWELLING
Better quality clothing for
Men and Young Men at Big
Money 'Saving Values, here is
your chance to save onyour win -
Overcoats well tailored from
best quality imported clothes.
,Sale prices $16.75 :to 38.5o,
:Men's All Wool Tweed Suits,
Ali Wool Serge Suits, All Wool
Worsted Suits, tailored in the
latest ;styles. Sale prices $14..75
to $34.50.
Boys' and Youths' Winter Ov-
ercoats greatly reduced, all sizes
frons, 3 to 15 years. Suint $5.75
to $12.,+75. ...Overcoats $5.5o to
$16.75.
MEN'S ODD PANTS
go sample pair" odd pants in -
good weight materials, sizes' 32
to 42. "Sale price $3.69.
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Largest size, best make, with
pink on:, blue borders. $2.69' pr;
OLD BLEACH FANCY
HTIC-•A-13.ACK TOWELING
Beautiful fine' imported quality
500 yards pure' Linen Towel-
ling 18c per yard,
HEAVY SILK BLOOMERS
AND UNDERSKIRTS
for fancy towels, all widths, reg. Heavy labitau, °pongee ' and
$.x.25 to 1,50, sale price Sgc. moire skirts and bloomers, all
WOMEN'S UENGLISH colors at $2,6e.
HEATHER HOSE goo yds. White Saxony Flan -
Best .quality
lanBest.quality Heather Hose in nelette, good.iqusiity and'"Wi'de
.latest shades of brawn and lo- width at 240 yd.:
vat 980 pair
:BOYS' ALL WOOL
PULLOVERS MEN'S ALL W,0OL.
Sao yards Striped Flannelette
at i5c ati!d'.ssc yd;,
Less than half price, "assorted MACKINAWS
colors, manufacturer's samples
at $x:59,
Travelleee samplers at
Grocery Specials ,,.
Maple Leaf Salmon is --exec
Maple Leaf Salmon xg
Best Cheese ,-• 2gc lb.
See the Winslow Display
the Store Lately Vacated by J.
on Sale in King Bros.. Store.
Wingham Street Poultry
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GARMENTS -
Ladies' - Fur Collared . Coats, , a.
Ladies' English. Burberry, Coats, N
Misses', Girls' and Children's
Winter Coats,; Dresses, Suits,
Skirts"and Blouses for Women, m
Misses, Girls and Children. ' ■
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LAKED OOTS 612aimanyo
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Fine imported quality Velour,''
Bolivia and Marvella Coats, sale
prices $xg.5o to $6e.5o.
English Burberry' Style Coats,
well `tailored, •'$18.50 to, $24.50:
MISSES', GIRLS' AND CH3TL-.
DREN'S WARM WINTER
COATS' `•'
Coats for ail ages from 3 to xg
years, with or without fur col --
'tars. Sale prices $4.85, $6,g5. to,
$x2,75.
DRESSES ALL REDUCED
no PER CENT.
Silk Velvet, Canton Crepe,
Flat 'Crepe, Taffetta and Trisca-
sham Dresses, all sizes ' in this
season's latest styles.
PLEATED SKIRTS
New shades and styles in plea-
$6,g5, ted shirts, Prices $$.50 to 9.75
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
Warm Dresses' for, children in
4
years. Prices $°,1450,$°,1450,t"' $ 2.50.
Shelled Walnuts and Alni-
ends .. „ ; zc lb, i
Good :'Brooms 7gc'+
Lard, 3 lb, pail
of Special Price Merchandise in
H. Christie. Alt these Goods are
"serge and flannel, sized to 14
o x
FURS AND RIR COATS
Etucli on Seal Coats, Persian.
Lamb Coats, :Vitt krat Coats and
Coon Coats. Latest style coats,
all guaranteed at big savings to
you;
Mum OOMM In1nI�Mn�n�9
th and 14th. Remember -the date.
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