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AN ONLOOKER..
est Retie
axt, A.C.Per
base been gazetted
the local battery
a" stated, wUtne.,
lion to the froote
FIarraery of Picea--
adon, Eagland, tasa
ehere. on January
become the brido ot
rly a Londonntwaa.
r manaaiag editor
aAltas) New%
charged With living
estitution of
whom he %ought
purpose, was serf.
as imprisonnemat
kte o xtoose Jaw.
x given a few lasha
nprisonment. r
An W. Cains, sat
as found on the
near Beivoir post
wan. He had Sweat
ior weakness when
sieterts send
from Perth, Ont.
f age. Be was a.
ne •of the pioneer
a Manitoba, whmx
ssed away at the
a Burton saffered
nd kidney *Gable,
seriously ill, tor a
• to mlyitoba 36.
:rley township, On..
m ir4rid five miles
'Imre he has +since
rived by his ;wife,
daughter.
aiming ta ,assist
3eiglan3 has been
The Capita:1 'Mete
eed to sepply 'flour
• prodactiona /Anse
skatchewan cant
of bags of flaare
'arded to Beigiun%
ble date. It ae ess
(t of production
this de (the charige
or the Capital City
week of the time
Arst made '24.1
-..'een donated, and_
-donations are be -
anal particuiarl
elancholy 'accident
death at Este- •
ef af,r. George essi-
ijury e his two
And J. A. Cald-
era employees or
crveeter Company.(
the expiesfoapc-
d separated some
tiler building's of
.aaly destrayed
la as far as cars
3a1113g. a traction
, when. Li some
nifeel. The build -
t inta a mass of
aldwed were able
an attempt ..avae
i.ead by the other
npany. it proved
in recovered was
rift ton. Aikenhead
aves a wife (and
few day es ago to
; one of her very
.ssed 'aver the
veari Nicholas
ad out In ,Witania
rery vital element
=Amity. Ors Sat -
hie huelnares
S a partial holl-
Kehil;r1V, hs was
loee of the Arn-
went horns. had
t spent ttie pleas -
Match he was so
the tieual f:our.
•-,• room --With him,
and through act
lag to his eeriest
wae reading
riking ceased tor
epoke tor him,
a. gave a hasty
• eon. but when
the loved trus-
( ens d into "the
• flrt uatli tin-
t tht mernbera
pIjf:V that tlife
ai are atr. Bawlar
rd onr.o of the
eall might
"- • etia he had
.„rd ht ait h.
iagis front
tv. sr. where
autensse eon_
realms. n
ehrr. vd, hind-
er'z' taea. Mrs
rhanse. He Nate
hoarlo, on Juij.
har(-fare, in hie
Winntpeg jni
d la the flour
sthertle- after
and 'from .that
sinnee. He was
o. the city.
JANUARY
1915
THE D
Gin SDIOUND8.0SLER.,M,P.* PREDIDENTe V.D starra Vicrefhisulminl
0. A. BOdERT, Cientifal 'Managers
,
•.The Business Of Paitauv
like the business of Manufaaturing--should be dont in a practical
business way,. Proceeds should, be 'put. in a -bank. e Payments
should be made by Cheque. "A certain percentage of the profits
should be put in a. Sayings Account as an emergency fund. -The '
man who his a cash aurphis la a bards, le protected against bad
SOASODEI and hard times.
SEAFORTH BRANCH: COLSON', Manager.
DISTRICT ritATTIIRS
Sons of • Scotland. gee At the last
meeting of Camp Lady Nairn;
Gone of Scotland. Seaforth, he'd
on aVedn.eday avening, jaareary 6a1s,
the -knowing cificere were elected for
' 1915: Chief. .A. W. Stehle; Chisfeiarl:
Robert Steele; Chaplain, Wm, Dalian-
tene ; P. &.R. Secy, A. OD Sutherland;
Treas., W. E. ,filinehley; Marehala W.
qmith; SerlBra jahn Gillespie; G
Alex. Sutherland; J.. G., Rebert Broade
foot.; ,-Phaaleian. Dr. Mackay; +Trui-
tees, ,Wcr,, Ballantyne and W.R. Smith.
Del: sate to Grand Camp. "George P.
tardlio. Alternate, A. W. !Stable '
- Good Boys. -The Mitchell Adaocate
of last wsek sayer. "justice -of the Peace
Brodrick and -Pollee 'Magistrate Davie
celebrated their 14th -birthdays adrice
our last hone. .4-.1though bairn 111.1 t'-
ferent :years, there are 'only six a. s
between them. The former enjeecI h6
'75th year. Thursday. and the hitter
- on Friday. They are atill enjoyina/
, g.aod ;health, .and ratterid daily to their
erespective- vcrections the 'sarneo as the
did forty y3 -are ago,',' Mr. Broderick
Is (father .ot. Mir. ale Brcriek otatea-
„forth (and aler. Davis le: the setraa Ed-
itor pf Th a ',Advocate.: They etre sepair
of pright old bays and Tile -Expositor
wt -hes them maaa Moie years
healthe hapeinese and usetttlacesee They Hollett,
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are just the kind 'of men who shculd Se4001 Report. -The following Is the
larig,
report of the Schoal in Section No. 1,
Iiullett. for the -month bf December
Hcerkea.-The 'firet hock .ey match ot 'Senior Fourth. -Allan Farnham, lefable
-the. iseascn yeas played in the: spa:eh:tee. Livingstone,. Josephine Livingtetone.
Rfnk Fletcher iGibbinge, Ernie Hart, Arnold
Searcrth, .an ThurednY night of
laet ;week. It e1IcJd much interest jacillesen. Jun. Fourth. -Flo Jamieson.
and there. V.313.3 a 1cge erm,d of spec..., -Myrtle Glazier, Nora +Mann, PearaAtann,
tatorsthe deer receipts amounting to Ea (141.9.i18r, Mary Gibbings. Junior
over sa100. The match was between the Third. -Nona Dale, Greta Mann, Ray-
Geaforth ;end a7the..t.torcl Intearnediaten mond Jamieson, Cecil Farnnansa Percy
Both .-tearne put an a goad game but Tasker. Secand Class.-Aldeon Dale.
the theme team ,proseid the winners 'hy Willie Livingetene „Isabel (Glazier (all
a (score of 13 to 5„,t Per .the winner -a equal); Ltelie Tasker, Charlie Mann.
the entire team played a consistent Part Two.-eloe Hugill, Ross McGreger,
_game, (while. the work of Eason and Luella (Glazier, Etta Wright. Primer,
Tobin on the avenge, and Vivian as_ "a"e---Ernie pale, ale" Willie Wright,
centre fcr Steatford .was the "most _et- "c", iCathlean Livin,gstssa, Frank Fow-
fective The ercore at the end taf the kr, Yiriltared Glazier Gordon thicOlichael
e ;
hride we cream tati.ri with tunicat
arquieette land peat) trinumningS, and
carried a bouquet of bridal reeks show-
ered herith valley!Bike and aibben. Ate
ter the -ceremony the party. sat ((IOWA
acted as flower a d, her ihrOtlier,
Sanford, !gave .her 'away, Mrs, COnWay
-played the wedding march; after the
ceremony all at 'downto a boupteoue
feastMr Rsa-dams and 'hitss ,iLettle
Leashar, 'otseChaitharn, were present. The
presents were raumerotte, arniang them
being a niantle "block from the band,
o avhic-h Mr. Rawlineon is leader, pad
a (shower the aright :before Gave (them a
beautiftil haaging lamp. MrtaweinSon
has ibeen in 'eat:ileum as harness maker
for (some time, and Is highly (respected.. -
.Ws (wish the 'young people mazy years,.
of. happiness; ;
MoKillop
These Mad ..ergs.-De.ar Expositor -a-
01.112 tune ialegO a dog which, was proven
to - have rabbles, passed through thin
'township (biting iseveral other _dogs and
people causing much expense to the
to e sumptuous dinner, which was (T.11 -
eliveneel.lby humorous epeeehes by Rev,
3. jai. lia.rdle and Jesigs Lackwoed, of
Detroit, father of the groom. With. the
best (wishes of rnsany friends Mr. and
Mrs. Looltwered left lay the afternoon
train for Detroit, where they will (make
:their- home.- ' • 7
Litelsuoyat is delightfully re-
freshing' for bath, or anklet. For wash-
ing enderclothing It • is unequalled,
Cleanses and "parities.
Vial tors
Notes, -Mr. Alex. Souter his, been el-
ected a trustee for Tinian School. Sec-
tion 12, Grey and Morrie,' succeeding
Mr, D. aleICenzie.. The other trustees
are . jeffn Ritchie and Reberh
Mrand airi. William Shortreed 'O'f
Seforris,"near here, celete:ated. the thir-
teenth ariniversaay ef their 'marriage
en, 'NM Years nay and mast hoepitably-
.entertained .1a, large company a rel-
•atives land friends. all of whom esent a
most anjeetable day. Mrs. Shertreedes
name was Miss •Janet. •Nicradzen and..
the ;worthy couple have many triende
Who 1ll WIS11, them many 'more !years
oe bappy and prOepercras marrlecl lite.
-Richards Cunningham wan home for
the holidays. Be is training with ;the
'second contingent of volunteers at Lon -
•done ,and expects to leave for France •
shortly. -Miss Johnston, who has had e
a (severe attack of typhoid fever its re- *
• cot,eringselewlY.--afre and Mrs, Gepoge
W. Jackson end Xennetii, are 'Acne or ;sir
a visit ar a tato months from Wheat
41-1111.5,-Oask. They •litad a fair crop iast
harvest. it is eight years 'ainee Mr,
Jacksora Oven t -Wes t: Mrs. Jackson. was
MIss "Maggie Barrows before her "'mat-
, riageehence is cluite at'home as is her,
E HURON.
EXPOSITOR,
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h §-hand: this. locality,
township The health'officers called b, •
meRing Waltaa; -which meeting cast
the tenrhshla sixteea,d.ollars and ever.
The council -cation .a• meeting In ,Caideres
Winthron,epassed -a by-law -pre-
hi-biting "all dogs from running at „Large.
NOW.twhat our eauthoritiea. want' to Ida
is enforce the lawsMore than one half
rtha dogs are still running at, large.
What our authorities. avanteto de to
hire 91 good,- clever map, send ;him
through the- townehip and. village and
destroy all dogs found runnirig
large At once tar they may (have a good
dealemere exPense. What -'are men put
in 'office te make lawe for if they. are
shlot enforced? -A. Ratepayer. -
.
first peried was: aheaforth. 3; Stoat- Don. ,Dale, Walter Dale (equal.). -Agnes
ford, 1; ,sezonde periodh Seaferthe 6; Farnham, 'reacher..
• Stratferd, 3. The ..eafortil line up avas : . .
MaO'cieoch goal; Hays, r. defenoe, Reid, •Leadbury
deft, ;defence; ...0, Dick, rover; V. Dlok,
School Report -The following is the
- .ceEtre; Nils, right wing; Best, left
report of Leadesury Selma- for Decern-
wing. Tackeberry, of Toronto, aeferee:
ber, 1914; based on a written test la
4'''...'•"".• .."' all lsubjects, names arranged- to order
Death of Mr. Leighton. -Some of CI:tar of rnerit :. Senior Forth.-Bdna Reid,
older ;readers in town. wilt remernaer Ellie Archibald, Eva Scott,' Della .M.c-
air. (Harry Leighton. He was one of GaNin.,3unior Third. -Hugh IHinn, Pearl
the Seaforth .boys forty years age; flfili Tharner, Charlie Boyd, Suis Holmes,
was. known ta every person here then. Joe (Holmes, Albert McCull agh, Char-
lie event Irene Seatorth to-liarnistort, lie ,McGa-vin (absent), aniia, , 'Second. -
;where, for many years he was engaged Jahn Jeffrey, Willie BRXWick, iviabea
In. the furnittire business with Mr, Campbell, Bella Timmer, - arry Rinn,
Richard ..sseviin.g, !another Seaforth old Louis ?storey, Joe. Campbell Jessie Me --
bay /who 15 naw in British' (Columbia. QUIlough. Part Two -Annt tewart,
• The following deapatch from Harriston, Janet Park, Marjorie Red, aileliesa
dated January 61h, will be read 'with Holmes, Edith Holmes, (odon McGa-
melancholy interest bY Mr. Leighton's vin, Pertie Thamer. Wilbot Holmes,
old ifriends her. and elsewhere: Ma,
Barry jaeighton paresed away at nee "
home :on John street here at an ,early
bpur tilts marang, after tap illness of
only a few. daye. The late air. Leigh-
ton Was in his 64thyearetehyd. had peen
for 'many years connected with • the
Hairrieton Furniture Company, of which
at the time( of his death he, was ernan-
agtag director. He Wa5 well - known
throughoat Ontario. 4 member of St.
(C4hairges Church, he took an active part
In its work. The funeral whli take
place on Friday aftennoani to Harris-
• ton ,Cemetery, under na-50111C 0...1.Sp1CeS.
A. (widow ,and two daughters, Pea.r1
and Una, ,survive.
, .
• Ray
Death of Mrs. Roweliffe.-airs. Ro-
bert Itowcliffe passed aWaY at her
lime, Lot Z. concession 2, Hay, OD
-ViredDeSdaY, December 30th, at the age
of ;48 years. 3 months and 18 days..
The (deceased had suffered as an in-
valid tor a number of years. he ,was
born itt Devonshire, n.gland, (and came
tganada with her parents, when but
a hiI& her .maiden name being Bessie
Ball. (daughter of W. W. Bad, pi: Daesh-
wood. Besides her eozrowpg husba.sid
she is survived by one step -sister,
• Detroit. Mire. Raw-eliffe was a member
-
of Caven Prcebyterian church_ aalti the
funeral (was cons:lacteal say the pastor, -
Rev. S. F. Sbarp, interment beirtgentade
in ,gxerter cemetery,
Auburn
Nates.-Mre. (0. •McIlveen, of Watio.rd,
Is (spendinga few weeks with. her. par-
ents, Mr. iand Ars. Alfred Asquith. -
Mr. p..nd Mrs. William -Wilson and
children, a Dungannan, returned from
a visit to Toronto last Saturday and
the (week end at Mr. J. .17itilson'saa
.3choa1 (pas not been opened .yet on (IC -
count 'of an epidemic of over 'thirty
cases ;of measles -In and around
burn. The &today Schools have also
been closed •for two Sundays. -
Maitland Allem. forman of 'the rait-
road section, went to Goderich Hospital
on NeVir •Year's night lazed ,underwent
,Prima,ry.--Marguerite Balf
Constable, Lindsay Stewar
Clark, Cyril McCullough, ,
en. Enrolled 33, •Averaig,e
Brown, Teacaer.-
,
.tet,, „Tomtit y
, Alexander
ordon Holm -
9. - K. Et
-3 • 'Osborne
Thames Road Notes, -Mr. Robt. Gcirs
diner as confined to his Seed (with 'an
attack of pneurneinia. liis many friends
wish -for a speedy recovery. -Mr.. An-
drew aledgert suffered a p.arlay tic
etroike last week and is in a serious
condition. -The anniversary services of
the Presbyterian" Church TAR be heid.
on ,,,lanuary 24th !and 26th. On 4Sunday
Rev. 9Dr. Somerville, ,of Toronto, is ke.X.-
pected to occupy the pulpit:
A Sew Yeirs"Shoot. e.A. shooting
match (was held at on New
Years PAY tamongst the y,ourege men of
the (neighborhood and the pigeons suf-
fered heavily, few of them regaining
freedom. The shoot 'was at ten pligeons
and the turprise of the afternoon was
the (work of (Mar. Earl John, Who waa
high anan, missing only orie bird. This
-was his first experience with a !shot
gun. /The result .of the shoot was Eatrl
Johns, 9; Nelsoat Coultas, 8; pa. Wee -t-
eat, (8; .1'. eleywaod, go E. Johne,
Fred ,Fiord, 7; James Howe, 6; '-3.Woods, 0; W. (Ferguson, 4; L. iWoods,
4. ,,•A number of birds were
added to the bag which fell outside
the limits.
• Lochalsh
Notes. -Mr. +J. A`,, alcKendrick of thie.
place ihandled over five tons of pouitry
during the week 'between• Christmas
and iaiew Years. Dan Rose, of gemlock
City, ta,ptured first prize Ion having
the best flock of birds bandied bY (the
above stare this year. His flock cons
eisted of-sfarty youn.g turkeys which
weighed 082 ribs, eome of Ida -birds
weighing pi lbs., each. Berme 'flock, eh,
very enjoyable time was ,spent at
the (home ,of ;airs. Catherine tgcLennan
when the wedding reception' of her
daughter, (Christerta, and Mr. William
Hunter, stook place. The presents were
aation for appendicitis. Ms numerous and beautiful. The !night was
an 'ope
many friends ar epleased to know ethat
he is doing well.
A tNew -Years 17Tedding. (pretty
but qatet wedding took place at ahe
home of Mre. Thomas Lawlor, on 'Wed -
spent •rnairily in. dancing, whieh con-
tinued ialmoSt till daylight, lunch be-
ing served at 12 o'clock, at which hour
the old year was dying out, and many
pleasant wishes -for a I-lappy and Tiros-
nesday. when their fourth claug t re, parous New Year (were exelianged, the
'Mary, -lbeearne the bride "of Mr. 'Alfred bride and (groom received many wishes
Rawlinson, dri the presence of about_ for (futon 'happiness and success. -A
twenty-five guests. The ceremony was very pleasant event- occured at the
performed by the Rev. Mr. CdnwaY. home (of Mr *and M.rs. Murdoch ailcikaa.
'The 'bride was beautifully attired in on :Wednesday morning, December 30th,
a dress of oream yolk trimmed with when their daughter, Many Catherine,
shadow lace. The bridal couple. stood WU (tinted in marriage to AlbertHenrY
tinder an arch , of evergreens, trimmed Leawood, Of Detroit. The nauttrriage
with carnationsand the bride carried a ceremonY 'MO performed by Rev. J.
bouquet 'of carnAtiong wild ferns. Her S. Hardie,-dil the pence of a few tin-
Ilttle (niece, Thelma, dressed. An pink, ! timate (t_riendis ef the famllys_only.. The.
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.kHollday:Wedding,-A very pretty
wedding :took ;piece- at the home of
Mrand airs. James 'Turmey, Westfield.
on the afternoon 01 Tuesday, Decem-
ber ,29.111, when their nr econd daughter,
Jean (Zeta, ebecame "the bride of air..
Wesley Kechnie, of Blyth. The parlor
was filled with relatives and friend'
of the Contracting parrtles, when the
bride, entered in •a, charming attire of
Serge Blue Silk, trimmed With shadOW
• lace.aaugh1 tp with a 'buckle lot „pearts,
and turquoise and carrying A bouquet
o'l. white .carnitidas. Mendelssehn'e.
Wedding March wan splendidlyar ender -
ed by Mr, WillieeMcDowell. The, only
attond,ant wai-.5 a little flower girl,
Grace Tunney, cousin of the bride,
wearing a, white eilk. The bridal par--
ty steed imder an aret of ievergreene
and 'ribbon and a white belle during the
cererrene, which was performed bY
Rev. :Wm. Conway,-B.A. The cerernony
concluded, the bridal party and gueseas
sat gown to a sterriptuous wadding isup-
par, 'The bride was the • recipient of
many (handsome Presents incladiag fur-
niture, china And linen, The bride and.
groom 'reside 'at the tatter's home
near Blyth. The guests nurnbering a-
bout eigh t y afive, ware f3rora T dr on to ,
Berlin., Kincardine, 'Clinton; Auburn
and, (Blyth.
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Heniall
(Too Late for Last Week.)
TheoOpening eConcert.-Our space of
last.week was isol limited that we might
be privileged to mention this week in
addition to the short •notice then giv-
en of , the opening concert, that the
new Town Hall 'was "greatly admired.
the (stage being eoneeef the dargest to
be found oatsicle of a. city Land rnoet
pato-date and complete in every res-
pect. The new curtain, which repre-
sents an old cotiatry castle, driveway
aiid grounds, has only to basseen to be,
admired and is most lifelike and real in
all details.The fine new seats are also
most comf-ortable and up-to-date. The
approaches to the hall and igailery
could not ba better and the (whole oat.
lay of the hail is a INo. One, and
when the first storey Is fully eeom-
plated, Which will...be very shortly, we
will give a (more "detailed account, ,As
to the opening concert it was every
much (enjoyed by the very large laadi-
enee which crowded the hall. The ,I3.en-
salt Citizen's Brass Band, led in Ma.
M. Rennie, Were present in fEull
force (and gave stirring* and well }ren-
•dered selections. Mr: David +McGill, an
old time leader of the Service Of Pralee,
in (Carmel Church, fully sustained his
high (reputation as a splendid soloist,
althoUgh laboring under a cold while
the Misses Annie Carlile,..:Xattie Bilis
an Mies Keys +delighted the •audienee
with Splendid readings, while Master
Sproat Patterson, the 'young son • of
Mr. J. F. Paterson, of Toronto; and
foirmerly Of Hensall, executed a number
of (fine step danees which appealed
pb.rticularly to the Scottish element of
tise audience, end shewed fine train-
ing land skilful damning on the part
of lane at arolutge 'Me Rev, !Rural Dean.
Doherty (discharged the duties of chair-
man in his usually 'able and pleasing
ma,nner.
The Progress of India
Ptlncipal Sherrard of andeire .Calle,ge.
1:ndia, In a recent address gave sorne
interesting pa.rtkulars respecting .the
great progress beIng Made by the peo-
ple of India during recent ye -ars. The
world, be said, ,had already heard a:.
bdut -the taavakening of China and +Ja-
pan, and it would aoon hear of -de-
velopinents in India. The progress in
ten (years hard' been marvellons. Since
1907 +a (new national life had aevel0P-.
ed, (and while in that year there had
been much talk of sedition, today tIndia.
stood _loyal, and it was :the ihiyalty
of (a nation, not of a certain feW:prin-
ces pr. peopleialere and there. Smaartat
isentiment zwas strong in Incite, ankli
when the war W,E48 over Canada and
other British colodies would _have a
erreat iproblem on their hands to de-
cide how they would deal imperially
with, the Indian immlgr,ation problem.
,Principal 43herrand went no • to tell
bow 4n ten (years ladies had (arisen from
a (purely .antricultural countrY to one
that 'engaged considerable to industsrlaI
puisuits. There Was now aneasufeetur-
ed ipottein, leather, snap, boots and
shoes land other articles. Itt that time
there (had- also ibeen a great social ad-
vancement. There were tow many eo..
clad PerV1CD leaglieS for the teaching
at the lower !classes, land to 'introduce
sanitation and. other reform,
In ,the matter .of religion all changes
were 'following lines distinctly Claris.;
tinn. (However, the Mew leaders Weems
ed kto rebel against the farms of the
,Christian "church as at present con-
.stituted. fEle Was of the opinion that
„until an akidian church was established
In (which the people might interpert
the glisrist tor themselves there would
net Om IE(retat Christian mass anove-
trterit,
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.coirplete and attractive.. Every
week finds newer and incre attract-
ractive -oats *displayed here. The
unusual after Christmas gelling , this
year. has forcul Us to keep- buying
new storks and the resillt is a de-
. .
lightfulsnowing of the very newest
styles in the most attractive *cloths
and colrings at prices that *are ,ex-
icepionally interesting:
ELI ABLE F
MPTI
We are anxious that you should* see our
new fur's. They are so lustrous and lively in
4 * • their appearance, every fur tells you. at 4
glance that it is of the higheststandardqualit.
t
\Reliability in turs is of the greatest importance
1
the price is.a corisideratioh only when you are
()Men $ Coats: of certain of thequality, We have a very attract-
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Uht1S1.12,1 J.eauty ive showing. If you are contemplating a fur
purchasecome here. We will sell you the best
. there is, and save you money too.
Our stock of coas is still very
• Price
$500 to $15.00
Best W991 •
_Stockings Made
25, 35 anct50 cents
Firmly and Closely knit, of
pure worsted fa.. it. black wool
yarit Softan-comfortable
and of exceptionally good.
wearing -quality.' Sizes 75'
io
-Price,.25,- 35e and 50e
Boys' Undorwear
Fie_ece or Wool
We have a special ,line of-boya' 'underwear ,that„.
will keep the boy warm and ctimfortable and will
stand the rough and tumble wear of school lire. Alt
sizes.
Fleece lined.,
VVool •• .•• .......••
Men's .and Boys'
Knitted Caps for
Stormy Weather.
There is no. cap so suitable
for the storm da)s' as the
k nitted caps. 1hey are made
in good dark colors for men.
Have knitted peaks and ear
band. .
Price.,50c -CO $1.00
Sweater Coats
for Everybody
We are prepared with the very best to be fiad
in sweater coats for mail, ,woman or child. ,Ali the
new weaves colorings and styles are here in all sizes.
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• 50c to 85c Price
ork Clothes
You wi I find working
clothes' in this store that
have a wonderful reputa-
tion for wear. That give
you the greate,t value
for your. money
Peabody's overa11s.1 25
• 'Big B' overalls.$1.00
Flaxman shirts.., .1.00
Hudson Bay sox........25
Hudson Bay Mitts....50
Eastern
aps•.••100••••50
I
!Dried Apple.;
3 Butter and
lEggs -Wanted
a
Softp S*011
'OVercoats_
, $100. -.to -$15.00
For the man who has delayed the
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purchase of the overcoat, there are
some beautiful coats here to choose- .
•
from, all new coats just in, made of
heavy materials- with storm collars,
well lined and strongly made. They
make you feel warm all over and have
• an attractive dressy appearince.
All sizes.
Price
$7 to smoo
tOWart
•SEAFORTH
.. 75c to S5.
Men's Good
Underwear
Warm" underwear that
fits'is the only comfort-
able underwear.
The fit is just as i port -
ant as the quality; The
-line below have both
quality and fit,
.2. 0
• ....A -75
Watson's.,
*4 04
Penman's....
Fleeee lined
• Fleece lined. • Se
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