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LADIES' COATS
" WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP A SHIPMENT OF LADIES COATS
AND WOULD BE PLEASAt, TO SHOW THEM TO YOU. TREY
CONTAIN THE SEASON'S 1?E\VE;T STYLES AND CLOTHS AT
W7ERY REASONABLE 21sqEW COVERT CLOTH
A 54 inch Cloth of Extra fine texture, similar to Jersey cloth,
NMI not 'stretch or pull, very suitable for suits or dresses,
CHARi`IEAN — in pretty schndes o:. Fawn and Navy for Coats, Suits
or Dresses.
LANNELS — We have 36 pieces of Flannels in Stock, comprising
the newest fancy and plain shades in 32 and 54 inch widths, col
'moors such as cederbark, Gypsy Ted, Tuscan, Sandalwood;, Rose-
wood, Coral, Farience blue, Thrash, Burmese blue with white pin
stripe, also black and navy.
WOOL SANTOYS — In in Pototan, Btu s, Rosewood; Brown, Pawn,
Henna, Navy. This cloth is very popular fail wear.
{COATING SPECIAL
6 Pieces Coatings in 54 -in. width, Extra heavy quality .at $1.50 yd
rLANNELETTE W RAPPERETTLS, ETC.
40 pieces of New Flannelettes, opened up in various widths and
qualities at lower prices than last season.
?RAPER CLOTHS
• In pretty ,sh.acles of Pinks andBlues with gilt ;scroll pattern 1 yd.
G wide at .60c. yd. and 75c. ayd.
EATER COATS—For Men, Women, Boyd and Girls in Season's
newest styles.
IDEAL PATTERNS
{W'.ef carry a coMplete cline .of IDEAL PATTERNS in Stock. No
:need of waiting. a week for a Pattern. We have them on hand, and
€at the remarkable low price of 20c. each.
nAND AT RIGTH PRICES
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FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
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Gas, eils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
aNu:NE FORD PARTS
.ITUST RELE1VED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
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EV IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR ,PATRONAGE.
1WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
'ia'OU. SERVICE,
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
4'lATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
2EPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR hMEC13ANICAL, ALSO AC-
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See our Fall Line of Lathes'
and den's Hosiery, Underwear
etc,
.MACKINAC FLANNELETTE
ALL WOOL FLANNEL
STRIPED AND WHITE
FLANNELETTE
ALL LINEN TOWELING
ALL WOOOL BLANKETS
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The Fall- Millinery •
Trade has opened up
with a r uiah and the reason.
is found in the attractive New
Etats we are ;showing. Charm-
ing in all the glory of Fall
are these lovely Hats.
You will find it ,a genuine
pleasure to ;select your new M U R RAY.t
hat seroma this gay assent- �? E RVICe."
blage. The. new high crowns
are generously represented.
\Ve are enthused over our Millinery this Fall. You will .be enth-
used too and pleased with the reasonable prices as well
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Nights Ire getting cool — Winter
willst>o li be there, this puts us in
mind of that New Stove, one that will
give more heat with less fuel than any
other (Hake on the market, namely the
Clarex Quebec combined Cooker and
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TEACHERS' CONVENTION
The 19th, annual convention of
West Huron Teachers was held at
Goderich, Oct. 14 and 15th, with135
teachers present, Inspector Tom,.
the . president, occupied ,the Omit-
Rev
hairRev Clark, of N. St. United. eh
urch conducted the opening ex-
ercises
T1 year's minitos were read and
confirmed, Owing to the remov-
al of Auditor H.`Cran'son, from the
inspectorate, Mr. M, C. •M,illiken
was appointed,
• The first paper wast aken by
Miss L'lla ¶Sowerby, of Westfield,'
on "Time Table'' Eeonorny . for
Plural Schools". • A well arranged
and carefully followed. timetable
for the
proves a great time saver fc
•
.busy teacher,
Miss Grace Lochart, of S.S. 12,
W. Wawe noats introduced the 'sub-
ject of "Black Board Work This
should be a model of neatneyss,not
only because it 'tells 40r th?
teacher, but ;nerve's as an example
to the pupils. "Liket eacher,likc:
rupft5.
Inspector Tom threw out some
'3plenclid hints regarding the full
solutions of probl'nns in arithmetic,
instead of a collection of mean-
ingless figures.
•''The subjject of spelling for
'second classes was next thiken up,
by Miss M. Ellis, 'of Hen'sall. This
subject :sh,ould be built ,i•pon the
Phenie method and certain ulree
should be given, "as are to be found
in the text book.
The matter of the teacher'lib-
rary, which ils at present in Ex-
eter .school, was then discussed,
These books, though valuable to
_the teachers, are not being read,
'Pe Make it .more cor . . •t for
the teachers to get ,these
decided to !leave them in lets at
each; publid library in the in:sp-c
ectorate incl have them moved in
cycle order from time .to time:
Ths fee for joining the afasoc-
nation was lowered 'from 50 cents to
25' and each teacher wag given a
reduction of 50e, on all Teachers'
Magazines,
Mr. Geo. Maw'son oil Exeter,thien
discussed the changes in the 1926
Cour' of Study,
The enlr*arcs examination 'pap-
ers of if126 were discussed by the
paretiesi whO examined_: the ';same
and •suggestions were thrown out
whereby' 'improvements, might . be •
rna'l^° in the an'swrxrs both., as to
quality and method. Mr. ,J. E.
Torn took arithmetic and ',spelling
and Mr'.. G S. Howard, grammar,
hiistory and liter, atuire,
Afternoon Session.
Tn:snrctor Torn spoke ,on Rep-
orte, he ;strongly aged sa.a in tor
mer /ear's, the necessity of teach-
ers being promipt to him, .es he
ha.w tin 110 with 'hist 'o the T)'•t„
Mr G W. Tlo.fferd, M.A., of 'Lon-
don Normal ' an nld. T=fr "on 13ov,
teablr rr'v fir, !snbieet. "The Dal-
ton, nlan of teaching intrtYrrcleesl,
he Mian "Perlch,t t,,t of Dalton, Masa
and haS so increased in favor that
if: i,., •wale being Used in America
and Enrolee.
7vr ilVfol4'av 'of TT'nn'an11, t&ink ran,
F11(1 ohetn ,]ur'inro the 'Ro,wrwcl;'l'.cblo
r'rrrrfn,+Arrro+ Awad Ind In diiscu'susie n:
the, mar'i4f4r tonit defeete o£ mer• nes
'fit 1100 kfk,An intereeting
dissuasion at'/:mag den on our prs
esent speller. Son -le conderne med
it while others were ,loud in its
:praise. fPaMiss •Letta Guenther, •,Dashwood
introduced the tsubject of theme
of the ;History Readers with third
classes. These should be read in
class' and 'the subject matter; used
as Material for coMpoisitioxi
On Thursday evening the tea-
chers were len ce:rtained at a ban-
quet ,giuexa ,by :the :Schooli and Ho
Me' Chib 'in North; St. United ch-
urch, this ,indeed was a 'treat to
the teaeleeris land broke the neon -I
otany of the day ;sessions.
Friday Forenoon 1. f
The opening exercise's . were
taken by ,Mx'. MacKay, land the el-
ection of officers resulted as fol-
lows; Pres, Miss M. A. Ellis, ,Hen-
eall; Vice -Pros. Mr. P. B. Moffat,
Dashwood; Secy-Treas., G, S.How.
ard, Exeter; Councillors, Miss . N.
Medd, Exeter; Miss 7,. McCullough,
Winch.c'tsea; Auditors, Mr. D. Mc-
Rae, Miss tA. Ganser: Resolution
Committee, Messrs. W. McKay,, G.
MVlaw71son, R. Stonehouse; Misses V.
Watson. M. Horton and E, Wiggins
Delegate to ;O;•E.A., Mr. T. B. Mof-
fat,
offat, The auditors report showed
a. •good balance., to the! •credit of the
:association.
Mies Luau F\Citon, of Exeter, fol
lowed with ,4;Cate ork for Primary
Pupils. , ;
Miss •MVlargareit Geieve of Stan-
ley, took Arithmetic for the !same
grade, ;she would use concrete mat-
erial such ,as buttons, leeks, took
pickks, 'oto., to ,teach numbers,
Mr',Ifefferd ,M A., took lis sec=
and -subjec t"Tine New Achievement
Tests.' In this he_ showed the
difference di making paperia.
Some .teachers ,mark too leniently,
while • others ,too. severely,. • Tea-
chers, ,Should+not guess.
Mr. Roy Stonehouse gave a
'splencliclj paper on Auxiliary Class
Virorlc, the. $leaning's from a.sun'-
mer course ilio took last vacation,
"What ;should be done with -.the
Backward Pupil is a question be
ing looked into by the Department
under Dr. Silcox. 'The (solution of
the problem, is too fit such pupils
that they Inv .earn their own
way.
The Relsoluition Committee ,euh-
r itted the following; Resolved, 1
That there bef a deixunte course of
Canadian History set for, third el -
asses. 2. That the public school
'arithmetic ;should contain more
practical problem's.' 3 That a pre
scribed eouirsO in English Literat-
ure be ;arrang'ed for ;entrance cl
ausesr, : That, in connection with.
the Normal Training a course be
arranged to train !teachers •Iso as
t oeenahle (them to dot he work
which hitherto leas been done by
:school nurser. „ 5 That the tea-
eher•s of West Huron Assoc. expres
their appreciation of the, Govern- I
me'nt's ;special grants towards nil -
arias, ti, That the thanks of the
'Aissoeiation be extended to Mr. G.
W. Ilofterd, M,A.,, for his interest
ing, papersgi von, to. the Goderieh
School Board for the use of the',
school, to the retiring e' eeutii e
for their~ services during the year,
to the 'committee, Who providec:i,.
the evening entertainment, to all,
teachers who Contributed itenn;;Y
nrr the program,, and to all
citiz-
ens
)f Gbder" lr w1a �kintly
terta•inecd .Else slating teaoho%s•.
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We have received a large shipment
of new Furniture including Living
room, new diningroo . suites, and,..
rockers, kitchen cabinets, tables
and. ,chairs
COMB IN AND SEE OUR NEW GRACE LINE BEDS, BRASS
BEDS, AND A FULL LINE OE T : E FAMOUS SIMMONS GUAR-
ANTEED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES.
BRING IN YOUR PICTURES TO BE FRAMED.
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A FULL LINE OF SHELF AND HEAVY • HARDWA.RN,
BEATTY WASH MACHINES ANI) WRDTGERS, STOVES AND
FURNACES, WIRE FENCING, STEEL POSTS, POULTRY!
FENCING, AND CEMENT.
LET US DO YOUR PLUME,ING, EVETROUGHINU OR ROOF"-
ING. f (d. l �.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF LOU PURE MARTIN SENi0U
PAINTS, OILS, cr I-NAMEL VARNISHES.
SU } �. 9 `'' TEST Gas and Coal Oily.
TRY OUR OILS NONE BETTER
BRING IN YOUR OLD RAGGS, TRADE OR CASH le. ilk
Johnston Kathflefsch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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ONLY A -POIBE
A. FARMEA'S WIFE OWNED $2,500 WORTH OP SAFE
BONDS. . A STOCK SALESMAN, {a stranger) PERSUADED
HER TO EXCHANGE TBEM FOR STOCK IN A ,M.ANUF
.,.,,„,ACTURING' CONCERN.
HE GUARANTEED TO ?Ay F :E1L S%, BUT HIS (HTAR T
TEE WAS WORTHLESS ;}1S THE COMPANYHADN'T PAID-
ANY DIVIDENLS FOR. SEVERAL YEARS. ;
Why place confidence in 'stock salesmen when reliable ad-
vice can be obtained right in town, •
f 1
I recommend 'Huron & Erie Debenture because the. Govern-
men t au' Lhorizes. them far estates funds in the hands of ex-
ecutors and ,trustees.
5% -per :annum is paid ha If-yelarly upon $1;00 or ,xisore For
1 to 5 yearn.
Application's for Huron & Erie Debentures are accepted at
any time . by,—.
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOT)'O;—SERVICE AND SAFETY
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Painting and Paper Hanging
LET IIS DO YOUR PAINTING,
GRANING, PAPERHANu:i:N,A &
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WHERE YOU WILL FIND i ITIVIi
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