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We are receiving Shipments of Fall and Winter
Goods almost daily and would be pleased to show
you our numerous iines of New Goods. •
We spent a few days at Toronto last week at our
Wholesales and bought a large supply. We find
this a good plan in these days when goods are scarce
as Wholesalers have many lines in small lots that
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are not sampled to travellers, and these are readily 0
picked up by merchants who visit Warehouses. We
would like to draw your attention to New Dress •
Materials for Fall; New Readyrnade Suits and Dres-
ses are high in price, it would pay you well to have
them made up, from our new stock.
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BOTANY PLAIDS for SKIRTS and JACKETS
Are very new. We have several named patterns
such as Margaret Rose, Mcl3eth, MacPherson and
many others,
58 -in. wide, in price range from,
$1.98 to 2.49 a yard.
CORDUROY VELVETS in wine and blue yd. 98c
ALL WOOL SHEPHERD CHECKS
58 -in. wide at per yard 2.45
SPUN RAYONS in plaids, striped and plain colors
very suitable for Fall Dresses at 75c to 98c yd.
WOVE FAILLES, Herringbone tweeds also in
stock, prices 1.79 to 1.98.
NEW LOT of Ladies and Girls' 'Cardigans and
Sweaters to wear with plaid Skirts at 1.98 to
2.75 each
NEW CHENILLE BED SPRE,,DS
Ae very popular. We have them in shades of
Mauve, Rose, Dusty Rose, Maroon.
Prices from 4.50 to 9.95 each.
MEN'S WEAR
A complete line of Men's Suits, fine Shirts, Ties,
Sox, Caps, Sweaters, Etc.
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Coffee, fresh ground, per lb.
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Chocolate Mallow cookies, per lb. -
Red Rose Tea, (black) half -lb.. ............ 33c
Soap Flakes, 5 -lb. box .. . ........... ..... 39c
Woodbury's Facial Soap, 4 bars 25c
Aerowax, no rubbing piint can ..... ........ 29c
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Mrs. Wm. McGreggor of Kippen, :. (Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs, dozen ... - .. .. 20, 27, 22, 17
was a visitor in town on Saturday.
A number of villagers attended Butter, creamery 35
the Teeswater fall fair -on Wednesday Buttere: dairy 3a
20, 25
Dressed chickens
afternoon. : , ,,
o over Sunday and . on to -,-:ednesdaY. Oats, bushel
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to end at her home here. ee. tee ,,
held in th e local Mennonite cheirch Fiwnpa9suetairryt:*tfibouu..sh::
miss Patricia O'Dwyer of .teretta parley, anea
velee.wileat, ..bush
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Mr. Archie MaoKinn on ,,,left.. on mill 25 -Ib 65e
Tv n_gcl ay morning for Guelph*Wh ere .Shorts Arid .bran, ton . ., ...... 30.00
he will resume his studies at the TO- ,Mieldlings, ton , 32.00
eniary College.
A number of citizens took in , the
Hayfield fair last Thursday, but. the
day was anything but favorable.avith
O the terrible high winds.
Mrs. Boyes of Godench •ewho has
been stayine; with Miss Jane:Lamont
leg lest week for Hanover vehereshe
is visiting with her daughter who is
a Registered Nurse in the hoepital.
The annual North Huron. nowineMatch will be held on Mond, Oct-
ober 6th on the farm of John Holt,
2 miles south of Ford in Howick
Townehip. -
Last Holiday -Wednesday of thie
week was observed as the last bus-
men's holiday in. 'Zurich for this
season, and places of busineSe will
v he open six days of the week.
A number of the larger cities wke
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HARDWARE - SEEDS and FEIT:NITURE 3
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YOUR WINTER'S FUEL
Colder Days will soon be here which will demand the
most suitable FUEL for Your Heating Equipment. Let
us fill your bin while prices are lowest.
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment?
Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob-
ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over
for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best
Advantages.
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Evetroughing and Tinsmithing Our
Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hardware al-
ways on hand. 41so a fine display of Furniture, Matt-
resses, Springs, Beds, Etc., in stock.
STADE St,.EID
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Neon W. Trewartha., produce
merchant, and former mayor has
beere',.elected reeve of Clintontfor
the ;remainder of this year by acela-
rnation.:tlle is a former M.L.A. for S'
Huron and Warden of the county,he IS THE 'FIIVIE TO 'ORDER'
will fill the vacancy created by the
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YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS
We Always Carry a Fu m Line of the. Best cf
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t both Shelf and Heavy Stank Hardware:. Stoves.
Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments. Let iles
.1: Offer You Good Suggestions along this, Line.
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Some Good Used Heaters at Very Reasonable Prices
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A Full Line of allthe Home Requirements
el. Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Late
in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality Can,.
siclered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs,. Mattrez4
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SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
For the more conservative purchaser we canse
4'4 you: many a dollar as we have a fine aasortment of
Slightly Used.tFurniture-that will give youbig valuefor
your Money. Drop in and look these over and. get:our
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death of Reeve Fred Livermore. Ken
Waters, veho was mayor of Clinton
last year, decided against filling his
()unification papers in order to av-
oid an election.
HOW; AMERICAN 130MhERS.
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See 4-- as shown in 3 picture rages
•Ainerican.. bombing planes, tor
Your Stove Vic.ad, Goad 4-foat Body WOOd
Very Reasonably Price.O. Let Us Have your Merl
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have been on fast tnne, also reverte, B'ritatitif and Russia, get to the scenes -
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back to standard time over fle".weak-
end. of ceMbat, via Detroit. These Excl-
usive +photos, plus many other highly swasommazimassemeti zwatontsuniatizatzsmc,..,,,,,,,rmalmsoutzwl. ttit,, easmartet
The local ball fans are renjoyileg interesting features will be eound in 1
more interesting -than -
their radios these afternoon'eliening the Enlarged,
evcir Pictorial Review with the Oct-
'.- the Weald's ..:;eries hamball te-e,raes
ober 5 issue of The Detroit Sunday,
which commenced on:..!wednesday.
Times. Be sure to get The Detroit
The elan:Tian teams telpating in
Ner„, Sunday . Times this week and every
the series 'this year are •the.
York team of the Americare, league week•-:;,;,-
and the t::,.,,c...-.:......... ;lin of t the Nt.:tion-
FATHER FATALLY SHOT
al League. The winners of •the.geries
Irictlin of an accidental shooting
have to win four gamee. , :.-e
,. aocicient at Wingeam on Sunday,
Some nice light ehowers,:' of ram ClarenCe' M. Brooke, well known res -
have visited these parts the past deidiedin the Wingham. General-
! Week, the best of these was.;on 'rues: Iloiiiital shortly after being admit -
day. But a lot more rain :is needea a'The tragedy occurred when his
We also carrey a Stock of New Brick and Tile
Let Us Supply Your
Wants in these Lines!
HESS, the Repair laa
to soak through to helpethe fah
plowing which is always so essential.
The rains will greatly heee,te,e kite
sown fall wheat, which in aoxn cams
erns.not coming through on • above the.: temple.the
peetedlye receiving a .22 rifie bullet
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ATTRACTS 1,200. -.7.- pIEs IN SVAFoRTH
Kiekton Fair, last Friday :),vIts the
most outetanding• ever staged; attrae-Mrs. Constant Van 1,17mond, daugh-
ting 1,200 ,iitople. This was consid-t 'ter of a pioneer Seottit famgy of the
rat:le lower than last year because district, died at hr home in 10..gmora1
te cold weather. rin the cattle rille,in her Seth year. She had suit-
purel.;eed ShorLhorns reeelled, 'nem (mei- a Call 1..t-toIt! •411an three months
was
at large entry of 1.•••,:t•I-grade tlegs ago from wh11 :4he hal never enyn-
end all clasees in the 1etrse eehibite .1p.oh;tidelee;trto!efo;•ziillo.milea leo,erllthieenpelaes,,
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were well filled,
73 'years.. Bora in Elgin, .Flent/and,
eurviying are two denghter or which
Mrs. D. F. MeGregor of .15gmend-
ville, also two *sons.
sons': were engaged at target pract-
iee,,near the barn. The deceased, it is
leelieved, was shot in the forehead
as he- .came around the barn unex-
• Freak Colt at Faira:.
Goderich - AtieManntis'
Lhree-legged colt "Jerry," .now six
weeks old, and his dam Eva. Grattan
'..ave been shown at mum -trier of
fall fairs in Western Ontario, attract
drig. many hundreds. of people. By
far the largeet patronage was at
Aratford, where over 500. paid to
eiew the freak. Ernie Jackson and
Benny teop have been in charge of
the show.
The Evangelical Young People Meet
The Young People of the. Evang-
elical :church have resumed their
meetings for the fall and winter
months. The first regular meeting
was 'held on Thursday, Sept. 25. Mrs
Harry G. Hess planned the entire
meeting and was successful in secur-
.ng Mrs. George Hess of Hensall to
peak on her recent tour to the
Pacific Coast and back. This talk
eras presented in an interesting /nen-
tier and stimulated a desire to make
melt a trip. The 'program also in -
eluded, a solo by Ruth tHess of lie4-
;a1.1. A reading by Ellen Erendine
scripture by Ralph Krueger, a mus-
ical selection by Misses Shirley Kru-
eger, 'Hazel Uttiey, Alpha Meyers,
Pearl Gabel and Mrs. Ross Johnston.
A poem "Something, Good about
You" was read in conclusion by Mrs
H. Hes. The business meeting was
itt charge of the iPresident, Shirley
Traeger. A number of ,games were
pleved befored the young people
wrrtt home. • •
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CHIEF /S CHAMP.
Hensall Red •Cross is richer be-
cause of the versitality of Chief of
Police Thomas Kyle. Tt all happened
when the chief, who already has a:
many jobs as any man in 'Hensel],
was preparing the ground at the park
for the field meet which took Place
on Wednesday, Sept. 24tb. The Chief
had just finished preparing a hop.
step -and -jump pit when the formal,
of a road construction gang at work
in the village bet him he didn't know
how to use it. Chief Kyle in three
tries proved he did and easily out -
;Esteemed his competitor. His win,
zings were handed to the Red Cross.
SEVERE RESTRICTIONS
Toroto-A new quota basis for
gasoline supplies, designed to level
out inequalities and make provision
for service stations in arcaL, wr.ere
general business is increased, wet
announced by the oil controller ol
Canada. During October dealers will
....eCeive 80 p.c. of their Oceozer, (1940
supplied with special provision for
.stations in which the July 1941 bus-
fnes.,.s differed that of July 1940. The
oil controller said the restrictions for
next month in most cases would be
more severe than those prevailing
this month, September, when dealers
were allowed 7 p.c. of total supplies
used in July, •
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We are Now Filling Orders for this Winter's
Fuel. Let us suggest the Most Suitable Fuel for
your Heating Equipment.... Prices always wathin
the limits of other Dealers with Quality Considered.
CHICK STARTERS
We invite you to come in and see our various
kinds of Chick Starters, and get our prices which
are the lowest anywhere... e sure and call!
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