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We can list only a few of the many lines now in
Stock. All of these were placed on order about 6
months ago when prices were lower than at present.
We can save you money on your' Fall and Winter
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Ladies' Dress M MaterIais
New Scotch plaids 54 -in. wide at yd. 5 95
All Wool Shepherd Checks 54 -in wide at yd2.85
Wool Crer s in navy, blk, maroon, 54 -in at yd. $3
Suiting Wool, 54 -in wide at yard ......
Heavy Wool Coating, blue, maroon 54 -in, yd 3.98
Fine Spun tartan plaids 33 -in, at yard 1.49
Dotted Silks, 38 -in at yd. 1.49
Towels
A new supply of the famous Cannot Towels, all
sizes, priced from 1.25 to 2.85 each.
Bed Spreads
A supply of Chenille Spreads, also a new lot of
Cotton Spreads, made in England 72x100, at 7.50
All Wog d Man ets
We have a very fine assortment at present, 30
pair in stock, prices range from 12.50 to 21.00 pr.
Also Woolcot and Esmond's in part wool at lower
prices.
Flannelette Blankets, large sizes 4.25 to 4.75 a pr.
Lace Tablecloths
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New Stock, Just Arrived
Very Fine Quality 72x90" at
Very Fine Quality 45x45 at
6.85
4.50
MEN'S WEAR
We are receiving small shipments of Men's and
Boy's Ready-to-wear Suits... These are still in short
supply... So come early for best choice.
A new supply of Men's Overcoats, also take orders
for made to measure Overcoats. A complete range
of Men's Tweed Trousers and.. a large.. stock.. of
Men's and Boys' Winter Underwear now on hand.
Everything in Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats and
Pullovers. Also Work Clothes of every description
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Mr. and Mrs.. :C. L. Smith were at.
London, t i us, ,v.
M ist;'r Donald Dietrich, is enjoy-
ing a few holidays with. relatives in ii
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Prang and
children visited_ at Da-lvi:ited_ at Dit 11woud on
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ur.:tl leaver received the sad
news of tic. passing of his, niece, Mrs
W. Heroic oi' Tatty Pout, Mien.
bliss Inez Vungblut with friends
frt a Waterloo visited for a. few days
in c; e Kincardine district
- Mr. and tii..:, Lou Wells from _Min-
neapolis, 'Minn.,. were visitors, at the
home; of Mrs, J. K. Ehlers, and Mr.
and Mrs. Sol., Zimmerman..
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Miss Pearl Wu tz spent the h.oll-
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ing with the Cowen family of ellxe- 10 a.m.-Worship. Sermon.:.
ter • at their Cott.:ge. 11 a.m.-Sunday School..
Mrs. Ted, Deli hent of 'Toronto. is 7,30 p.m. -Worship:. Sermon::
spending a few days at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Emerson.
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10 a.m.-Divine Services. �!
11.15 a.m. -Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. -Divine Worship. •€•
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Everybody Welcome: to. all, Services.
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EVANGELICAL. CHURCH
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Mrs. M. 'pesch,-Organise
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Airs. T. Less Williams has return- 14 i•r
ed after spending some time. at the
home of kir. etid Mrs. Alf. 3ie!lett
at Woodstock.
21i alai t (loveless of CIS hell,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
their daus; .ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr
Breakey.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Edighofier
and son Grant, and Mr. Ilobbiel']it-
tlehoitz spent a day in. London fust
week.
:IIrs Ward Fritz and daughter
Mary Lou spent the week -end at
the Lome of the former's parent:,
Mr and Mrs Herbert Iry EUber;, et
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Mrs. Emr. u L. Heppe] and datt-
,rU i ghter of ,iact'sun, :ri1cie., and sister,
i�'Mrs. L. G.. Beeman of Detroit, en-
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. and Mrs. E. 'Heideman and relatives
Q , and friends.
pi Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kaittirig of
04 1 Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Haist
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of town,, and. Mrs. Ezra 1Taist had
0D a most.enjoyable Thanksgiving week-
\) 0, end with relatives and friends at var-
Pa p rows points in Michigan, i_
opp I Mrs. Irvin D. Smith and daughter
0 'Miriam of. Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Irvin c London were Sun -
VG' day visitors at the home .of ;:r. and
Qp Mrs, C. L. Smith.. ,
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FOR CATTLE CALL, J. INGRAM, PI -I. HENS ALL 83-43
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HARDWARE SEEDS and FURNITURE
quality than we have been able to get the past few a
Years
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Orders taken for Pre -War Deep Seam, High
Quality Alberta Coal, which is a much better
PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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Mrs.. William Witmer and daugh-
ter Mary Lou, accompanied her s is-'
tern and friends • who returned to
Toronto after enjoying a Lovely we-
ek -end at the former's home, Zurich
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Mortgage Corporation
Canada Trust Company
ANDREW F.. HESS;
Local Repres.ent'arive.
2%5, interest payable• hall' Yearly
on $100. or more for three or more
Years..
Safe Investment. fox' Your
Funds..!.
Flour
6T, Feed
WE CARRY A. COMPLETE ; STOCK
OF PIONEER FEEDS FOR ALL
51OUR' STOCK
BRAN, SHORTS, FLOUR IN
STOCK.
W Sc iIbe & Son
It, C.. SC'HILBE, Manager ,
1S ANYONE INTERESTED
IN YOUR TROUBLES?
Consulting Psychologist Lawrence
Gould answers provocative questions
ike this on;:• in his .fascinating "Mir -
or Of Your Mind" page, one of
many highly attractive features -in
Pictorial Review, the magazine with
the all-star - cast, - with this Sunday's
(October 19) issue of.. The Detrta
Times.
MOVING RAPIDLY
Work is moving along rapidly on
the -construction of the highway be-
tween Exeter and Deshwood, Looby
& Looby, who have the contract for.
the bridges and culverts, have com-
pleted six culverts and are working
on the seventh, with three more to do
Piles are in for the footing' of. the
bridge over the Black Creek at Sod-
om and: one of the footings has, been
poured. This is the first of three
bridges to be built.
PROTEST MEETING.,
Re: Strikes and Feed Grain Situation
An emergency meeting was held in
the .Agricultural 'Rooms ' in Clinton,
last Saturday evening, Cct. Ilth of
the Huron County Federation of Ag-
riculture and the County Hog Pro-
ducers, to deal with the critical situ-
ation arising from the strikes in the
Packing Plants and with the feed
grain situation. At this meeting it
was decided to call a Protest Meeting
of all those affected by these condit-
ions. This mooting will be held In the
Town Hall, Clinton, on Thursday
evening, bet. I th at $.30 p.m.
Come Out and voice your protest, by
your presence. If you are dissatis-
fied with the lack of action on the
part of the Authorities, this in Your
chance to do something about it. -
W. V. Roy, iSecty-Treasurer.
Mrs. Laidlaw and Mrs. Flowers of 1
Cro.sswell, Mich., • were week -end vi.,- r
!tors at the home . of Mrs. Chai;Tes
Weber. also called on other relatives.
Mrs. Laidlaw"visiting with her. bro-
ther, Mr. Louis 'Weber,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Doerr of Sask-
atchewan and daughters of Londea,
visited at the home of their sister and
aunt, Mr, and lairs. Elmore Thiel, ov-
er the week -end. The former are re-
maining for the week visiting with
other relatives, •
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinnin, Mr.
Wm. Racier, Mr. and Mrs. Milne
Lader, spent at pleasant holiday we-
ek -end with their friends Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Lawrence at 'Rochester,
:�. Y., also visiting other sights of
interest.
Mr, and Mrs. Davidge of Hamilton
visited at the home of their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Merano Steckle" and
other relatives over the holiday week
end, The former rendered a fitting
solo in the Evangelical church ser-
vice on Sunday morning,
Rev. and Mrs. Albert Datars and
sons, Mrs. V. Dedels and daughter,
!Marion of Kitchener enjoyed Thanks-
giving holiday week -end at the home
of the former's mother, Mrs. Ed.
Datars, Sr., and other relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thiel and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Sternbach,
motored to Detroit on Sunday where
they visited with their sister, Mr. and
4Irs. Morley Witmer for the holiday,
also taking in many of the lovely
sights in that great city,
Visitors at the home of Mrs. Marie
Stephan over the week -end were
Mrs. Joe Steck-ly, Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs, Arnold Stekham and son Char-
les of l,russelis; Mrs, Charlie Step-
han, Dashwood; Mr. and Mrs. John
Heckman and daughter Doreen.. of
the 14th con.; Mr. Mervin. Stephan
of Ayton; Mrs. Pearl Stephan, •Orian
and Margaret and Jack of Hen.sall.
Mr. Gordon and Stanley Smith of
the B. W. Highway; Messrs. Lorne
and Lloyd Klapp and Ward Fritz of
town, spent the week -end in the
Parry Sound district at the latterrs
cottage on an island. They report
the most lovely outing with the
weather ideal, as one enjoyed bask-
ing around in their shirt sleeves.
HIGH PI21CtS TO STAY .
Ottawa - Finance Minister Abbot
predicted that Canada's official cost -
of -living index, now at 130.4; might
rise as high as 1145 and said it now
was "pretty well recognized" that
the post-war level would remain
higher than that of the pre-war per-
iod.
BETTER EQUIPMENT FOR
BETTER FARMING
Now that agricultural equipment
is becoming more available, many
Canadian farmers are planning to
purchase electrical aids- .such as
cream separators, refrige r a ti o n
pumps, , motors, milking machines,
or to instal lighting, heating and
water systems.
They know that improvetr equip-
ment makes farming more pleasant
and more profitable, too.
Don't let the lack of ready cash
prevent you from getting your share
of modern farm machinery. Discuss
the necessarlyt .fin'ancing with Mr.
McEachern, manager of the Bank of
Montreal. You will find tie has a
first-hand knowledge of the farmer's
problems, and is anxious to help you
modernize your farm, and enjoy the
comforts and profits that come from
increased production.
A timely farm improvement loan
from the Ii of M has helped many a
farmer make his farm. a bettor farm.
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Come in and see. our New' Shipment of Chester-,
field, Dining' and Bedroom' Siri'tes: Also a good
range of 'Studio Couches;, .Diriettes, Etc.
Furniture suitable for Summer' Homes and Veran-
dahs..
.AIways carrya'. good supply' of Beds, Springs,
Scaring -f irled and Felt Mattresses in all sizes.
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Stoves, Oil Burners, Heaters and Furnace's,
For Housecleaning Needs we can supply . ou5
with. the well known Glidden Paints, Stains,:
Varnishes, Oils;. Shellacs, and Waxes.
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See. Us for your Evetroughing.
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REQUESTS
CHECK YOUR IMPLEMENTS EARLY FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
"THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Kiopp Rea. 67
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