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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1927-12-09, Page 317F3 W PF, 7,q V, X I wog 11 211511112111�� J77' '-7 7;7 ?RVOI tgi, ENE' �h VN Ar 'If erc,"'. In MAZ'Wit It b. INI 01�, JuditivaX ftAtpre �wood, lot -it .... . .. ..... . . 991 ,,,every o�ne handred-310mA-T A 1� gg 44 19upPly all the wo19 VT farms, tbus- savibig. 5.0 'oft "N .1. t gur 1 am- eai; itteritl6n. Thete. in ur or Jp-wovdmett. bi. tba- - 40pearan of 0 A Yq*'woQd lot F 0 *Apdsjo W 01. 'd low Ile ttact's, in the ari m,gny;, wooded :*lie;o�,:d44.trieer. and btanc low JL as It :Aood' for. years, .4 p4jrp ri rac ive and Uselit Ch Gins, =enacq� to 'the sound tl�rs'. -'-.Tb A:f 4z. eve M )kr�� #1 of -these would fupnish a little Work e 9 Jo�me;it of a few men in the - r *nd re lmpx�ve '6nt out of All a, on ette givin sult i gr d t . 'proportion t6 the men-. _104 e The shade trees -,- i or - shade' trees, wwtv hicli greei 91*1� W ings coula -your fa:nn holne sur-rq,= safit.. Tty to 'this is a' Oiality Store, where only AbsiolutelY not possibly be pl" , Reliable Metelkandise is sold, 4t the lowest;:Possible ine your. home without treesi �P�T- tit to laps you have given. a th6uglit"t prices. CoMeJiere for' Chrisbuas presents. There them. Loolt1hroligh your window--: friends stand silhouetted ore hundredA,..of appropriate Ofts to choose from- Wour( old *g4inst ijl�_cdld gray of a, 'Winter -not one requiring an expencuture beyond'anyone!s n fhe tracery sky. and I of the nude branches ol'th6 old maples or elrds means. -you recogmize a -marvellous handi- -work. You have never recogniz- 0 M1 A Ud to Shopp �ed this Wore. You will look a ers oii Prices: 1Jy -read this article and to the north or west yodr ivision will b&ome focus- ed on the shelter belt of evergreens In the purchase of our all'inew Christmas stock, in friendly and perpetual green, a we have: part of God's great picture. Perhaps aide. -every effort to, give reduced prices on na specimen with the highest de merchandise. We have more than the lane Colum branches drooping gracefully to the de made the, e' ort; we have gone - further and made round, stands out in- silent majesty. :9 concessions. in our regular profit. Your old trees are friends. Do you f- We confidently invite you to do your Christmas ever givt them a second thought? /A ter reading this article you will reach Shopping here. We will see to it that you will get for the overshoes and the old brown �overcoat and will visit *ith your r)etter gifts for less money. Gif t s r -w --or Women 'friends the trees. Here you will find STEWART BROS. a wounded one. The wagon bruised Gifts For the bark, and idecay has entered. Muffers ............................ $�.00 to $4,50, A, - 'There anotber with a broken limb, Gloves ............................. $1.00 to $4.001 the slivers -still remaining -to prevent Neckwear ........................... 25c to $1.50 J Novelties ............................ 25C to $225 the wound from healing. The load OF z bay did this last Summer. Out near Mufflers .................... ... $1.25 to $4.00 Flowers ............................. 40C to $2.25 he barn is dsplendid maple tree with t ............. 10c to $1.00 ad. Handkerchiefs .......... Silk Bloomers ....................... $1.50 to $3.00 one half of its lower branches de ...... $1.00 to $1.75, Silk Vests .................... ..... . You remember when threshing the ou Gloves .............................. $1.00 to $4.50 z6bundant harvest a few years ago y Silk Slips .................................. $3-5-0 -stood the old wood burning engine -under the tree and the heat and fumes Shirts ............................. $1.50 to $5.00 Silk Night Gowns ..... : ............. $3.50 to $4.50 A did the rest. Down the lane five Silk Brassiers ...................... $1:.00 to $1.25 years ago you nailed the wire fence Sweater Coats ..................... $2.50 to $6.00 Fancy Cushions .................. $3.50 to K50 to the row of trees. The bark has xww grown over the wire and to the 'Pullovers .......................... $2.50 to $5.00 Fancy Blankets ................... $8.00 to $10-00 wounds disease has found its way, Sweaters .......................... $2.75 to K.50 !While some trees are being strangled. Fancy. Hose .......................... 50C to $1.50 �rhaps your sins of omission are �a Bridge Sets ........................ $2.25 to $6.510 Pe 1great as those of commission., rs ago the best old dad you Armbands ............................ 25C to 50C Stamped Goods ...................... 35c to $1.715&', ever 'had said to the best little wo- Ribbon Novelties ..................... 25c to $1.50. �nan in the world,--2'Mary, It ain't Belts ................................ 25c to $1.75 Purses ............................. $2.00 - to, $5.00 I It ain't like the old ww&h of a p ace. If 5', N, Let's ...... 2.5c to 75c Handke'r'6iefs ........................ 5C ft'$1.75 loffie but I guess it' -121) to us Vk� Braces .......... i ................ Lp plant a windbreak of evergreens and Gifts for Baby .......... ........... 35c to $2.25 Garters .............. i few trees in the vard and God ............. 25c to 75c Silk Hose .......................... $1.00 t9, $2.50 -said Amen! He said Amen to the J .$1.50 to $3.50 $1.00 to $T40 -work your father andgaother plan- Umbrellas .......... ............. Silk and Wool Hose ................ red, and the trees graw,.-tnd the peo- Cashmere Hose .................... $1.00 to $1.50 pie or, the farms neaiV�ibd far came Collars ................................. 25c to 35c rJ7 ff Dressing Gow to see. That's the r6aRon so many ns ................... $3.75 to $15.00 ,of our farms have beautiful trees to- Lounging Robes ................... $6.00 to $12.50 Comforters (Silk) ... ............. $8.50 to $25.00" day. Then the old folk&,die'd. The -1 fie P"r Uoat grass and weeds gre�?A -the shel- .$3.50 to $7.50 'Fur Coats ... ..................... $75 to $375.09 Hats ............................. ter belt. The -iiiickw0i Pigs and qking- p1doe under -sheep found a ba: the' lo�ver branches. The *eedl el -fire hot Spr da lught one Ing y and the red and *decay, and Gilts For Girls I 'branches were inju The Supreme Gift death hag ever sinc,_� been insidiously Gifts For Boys ...... $2.00 to $4.50 creeping Into the plantatiom Mufflers ................... . For Women Gloves ..... ... .................. $1.00 to $4.00 T6,�Aay as you make your'fif6ection Sweater Coats ....................... 99c to $3.50 notice the dead lower Q?l Novelties ... ................ 25C to S2.25 ,yo.lt will Neckwear ........................... 25c to $1.00 't-rancheis on the evergreens, the dead ... 40c to $2.25 s 6ii the iaple or elm, the, wagon Mufflers ........................... $1.25 to $4.50 Hudson Seal, self trimmed, .$300 to $350 Flowers .......................... limb rdv and otlie--�Visa Silk Bloomers .... .. .............. $1.50 to $3.06 bruisiA the stu Handkerchiefs ....................... 10C to $1.00 Hudson Seal, grev squirrel trimmed, $350 ,unble-niished'trunk, ai?d the iiijury Koli' Silk Vests ........................ � $1.00 to $1.75 -by g%.g' wire which Caps ................................ 50c to $1.50 Hudson Seal, nsky trimmed rang caused at nailed to Posts.. Shirts ............................. $1.00 to $1.65 $350.00 to $0175.00 Silk Slips .................. ............... $3.50 -should have been 'Then you will say: . "The fellow wha ....25c to 35c French Seal, Sable trimmed ... $150 to $185 Sweaters .......................... $2.75 to $6.50 Airlit, danged Collars ........................... -wrote that article'WaS I .... 25c to $1.50 t you muqtn't swear Ribbon Novelties ................. if be wasn't!" 33u Hose ................................. 59C to $1.00 French Seal, self trimmed .... $135 to $15 -$2.00 to $5.00 for it's Sunday (Farmers read -the Purses .......................... papers on Sunday) , but you way do a Gloves ............................... 75C to $2.00 French Seal, grey squirrel trimmed..$175 litt)e figul-i-ng, now and no one V'Vill Braces ................................ 25C to 50C Muskrat Coats .......... $165.00 to $210.00 Handkerchiefs ................. ..... �5c to $1.75 -know anytMng about it. The --bible Silk Hose .......................... $1.00 to $2.50 Armbands ............................ 25C to 50C 11Q isays something about the "Mali who thinketh evil in his heart." You -ill Be .25c to 75c silk and Wool Hose ................. $1.00 to $2.00 .,Its ................................ pthe rightcategory, however, for Dressing Qowns ................... $3.75 to $15.00 .%t- Jr Pancy Sweaters .................... $1.75 to $3.50 -Y01 witt be thinking of the gooi You -will do.- You will plan to buy. a new -pru-ning saw or to have the old one �,sliarpened and set. A little creosote, full color,. and a .ind oil -paint Of a paint 1�rushp With the saw. you Z -Will Temove all dead an*d 'dis"ted %Tangy�g and stubs., with the creosote pyneif the wounds to sterilize them, GetYourNew Overcoat Christ-m-laas Sale of :3nd%with the 1paint cover them. up go Als td render them Impervious to the tageneies which'convey the spores of' Kilisease, In this way you will. pre- For Christmas Now Millinery -serve the *rees-the heritage -the the best little we- Ustold dad .9-ild. in the world left you. If you EAUTIFUL, comfortable, luxurious are the 'Man 'Preserve thelft You will likewise leave VERY Hat in our Millinery Department an heritage; one that money cannot Bnew Overcoats we are showing. You wRl Eto be cleared before Chri�tmas. There is Last Spring the writer noticea Q want one at Christmas. Why riot buy it now? a particularly good selection to choose 01OP i�;Ona of the'lligilwRYs a quaint front of which were a Look where you will, get prices -then come here and trees and beneath from; all new Call and Winter Hats. It is a -gr -nny--in an es" 1-V fithair, Foor olw4bal ' The trees Af- will find that it pays you in dollars and cents to you -i'ty to get a new hat for the reat, the splendid opportii 1 lorded, -her Jao��: ejjrtVy ret Unetuary in vohl�,Alhi6 wor esh from the man M u_ 1he blossoms.;,* buy here, and get Overcoats fr of6��lfy out holidays. bi41*xT9,.Jt#, vdrnal, Go W facturers. We are particularly proud. of the New �,Ais the writei;`6 iN down the :,m bt home; some Trimme"I v'ats-1-3 Off Q� saw home 1ft Inauy withdut. -Thefi thedceii`�% Blue Coats and young Mens fancy Tweeds. I d! gur&rd through his I ZR oak trere Witb its Untrimmed Hats 1-2 Off W, i.. th laugh- Prices $15.00 to $40,00 ing and a song Of Th: ladnqss QW, ron gh Chat Ittkind a all UT, the treo'b memories, whi� -be bom' thtoup. -VAth such ILL V B�RlOS, S x. �N AR 'We "tha V� -h _rM 'GoAlt a t A` ly, 4, S� 011W��41'6 i` 8 tap I U "41 54,