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ER 1r4" 1933.
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Jw> NOW PLAYING* oi.`
Slim Summerville - Zasu. Pitts in "Out—Aa Night"
IT'S A SCREAM
COMEDY - NEWS REE('
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,- $eptmber !, 20
"WOMAN ACCUSED"'.`.. ;
with NANCY CARROLL - GARY GRANT
COMEDY r ' CARTOON
Thursday, Friday, Saturday --September 21, 22, 23
Jessie Matthews in "GOOD COMPANIONS" '
Don't Miss Seeing This Outstanding British Picture!
COMEDY. CARTOON
Matinees' Sat. and holidays, 8 p.m. Two shows nightly, 7.30 and 9.15
WALTON
Paint. --One 25c brush and one 30c can of
UiSlac, both for 25c this week, at Graves'
Wall Paper Store, Seaforth. •
!The 'September meeting of the Lad-
ies' Guild 'and Women's Auxiliary of
St. George's Anglican Church , was
held at.the homle of Mrs. Fred Scar-
lett„ west of Leadbury, on Wednes-
rrday afternoon, with a good atten•d-
•cnce. Olwing to the absence of the
.president, Mrs. Peter ,McTaggart, the
Rector, Rev. F. G. Rickard, presided
over the ,G2tild meeting, which open -
,ed with a 'hymn and, prayer by the
rector. Following the Scripture read-
ing the minutes 'o'f the previous meet-
ing were read by the secretary, Miss
Margaret Driscoll, after which the
-loll was called. The Women's Aux-
liary meeting opened with the mis-
sionary prayer which was followed
with an interesting discourse on
'"The Anglican Church" by the rec-
tor, Rev. F. G. Rickard. The min -
sites of the August'meetin.g'were read
and adfopted. The president, Mrs.
'William Humphrey, presided over the
;business session after which grace
was sung and dainty refreshments
served by the hostess. The October.
meeting will be held at the horne of
Mrs. Thomas Bolger, north of the
village.
'The proceeds of the (baking sale,
which was held recently at the home
ref ;Mrs. William Humphrey, under
the auspices of the Women's Auxil-
iary, amounted to about $25.
The annual Harvest Thanksgiving
service •will be olbserved in St.
4George's Anglican Church on Sunday
afternoon, 'September 17th. Rev..
Blackwell, of Ailsa Craig, will have
charge of the service.
Miss 'Hlalcyon F. Chandler; daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Chandler,
sof Kippen, and formerly of Walton,
„ -won the $200 proficiency scholarship
at Blenheim High School.
Messrs. Earl and 'Sam Bolton, of
the 14th concession of McKillop, are
visiting with their brother, Joseph
Bolton, at Rochester, N.Y.
iMr. and Mrs. • T. Robertson and
family,` of Wingliama, halve moved in-
to the residence owned by John Tay-
lor near Button school, where Mr.
Robertson has been engaged as
-teacher for the corning year. ,
Mr. Scott, of Sarnia, -i,s...r lieving
J. L. Hemlbley in the Bank Com-.
inerce. .
Anniversary services will be ob-
served in Moncrieff United Church
on Sunday;m'orning and evening. The
special speaker at both services„ will
'be Rev. A. W. Gardiner, of Londes-
boro.
The weekly meeting of the Young
People's Society cf Duff's United
Church was 'held in the basement on
Sunday evening with about forty-five
-members in attendance. The meet-
ing, which was in charge of Miss
'Dorothy 'Drager, the 2nd vice-presi-
ident, opened •with a hymn and a
psal'nii read responsively. The scrip-
ture lesson was read by Miss Anna
Ennis from John 3, after which a
prayer was offered by 'Miss Isabel
Ritchie. A missionary reading by
Kenneth Rutledge was followed with
-the roll call and minutes of the pre-
vious meeting by Miss Edna Reid. A
splendid topic entitled, "'Christ or
Chaos," was given by Mrs. Gordon
QM:cGavi'n, after which the minister,
Rev. C. Cumming, •gave an interest-
ing talk on the same subject. The
•-aneeting closed with a hymen and
prayer. The •meteing next Sunday
evening will be in charge of Jim Mur-
ray, the 3rd vice-president. The
topic entitled, "How is Public Opin-
ion Created?" will be taken by Miss
Isabel Ritchie.
The 'Sepltemiber meeting of the
-Gleaner Mission Band of Duff's Ultiit-
edChurch was held in the basement
,of the church on Sunday morning
;with a good attendance. Following
the opening hymn, "Come, Ye Thank-
ful People, Come," the minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
several items of business were dis-
cussed. The roll call was followed
witlh a story read by Miss Beatrice
Kearney about a Chinese boy. The
worship period opened with quiet
music played by ••the pianist, Miss
Margaret'Ou'inming. The call to wor-
ship and response was followed with
a hymn and Scripture reading by
Kathleen Farquharson from Psalm
107. A prayer was offered by the
'leader, after which all joined in re-
peating the Lord's Prayer and the
classes formed for the study period.
The closing hymen was, "In Christ
There is No East or Wrest."
, .IMr. and Mrs. Freeman 'Rockwell
Were guests at the horde of their
.son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. James Coutts, Mitchell, on Sun-
day.
Recent visitors in the ;village and
vicinity: Mr, and Mrs. Fred Kerley
and daughter, Margaret Ann, of To-
ronto, with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Love; Mr. and Mrs,
W. Richards:on, of North Bay, at'"the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Harold Sel-
lers; Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Porter and
daughters, Vera and Doris, of Cran-
'brook, with Mrs, Porter's parents, Mr.
and, Mrs. Jos. Bennett; Miss Isabel
Farquharson, of near 'Seaforth, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William
Farquharson; Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Shines, of Monkton, and Miss Laura
Patterson, R.N., and 'Clifford Machan
of 'Moncrieff, with Mr. and 'Mrs. Nel-
son Reid; Mrs. G. 'McDonald and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Speirs and family, of
Brussels, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Patterson; Miss Helen Steiss, of Sea -
forth, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
D. Steiss; George Kirkby, of near
Grand Bend, with his parents in the
village; Mr. and Mrs. George Dun-
lop, of Wilkie, Penn., have returned
home after holidaying with Mr. and
'Mrs. Geo. McTaggart; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Naylor, Miss, Lois Naylor and
Sandford Abbey, of Rochester with
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Gardiner and Mr.
and Mrs. John Buchanan; Mr. and
Mrs. A. Sohier, of Bayfield, at the
home of the latter's brother and sis-
ter-in-law„ Mr. and Mrs, Wetley
Clark.
Messrs. Wesley Rockwell and A.
Clark have returned home aftEr hol-
-idaying at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
D. Rockwell, Buffalo, N. Y.
'Mr. and (Mrs. Gordon McGavin
Were visitors at the Canadian Na-
tional Exhibition last week.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Thomas Youneand
daughter, Rinby, spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mit-
chell,
.Mr. John Smillie is holidaying with
relatives near Embro.
The football season ended on, Fri-
day evening when Winthrop team
won a 2-0 victory over Walton at the
Walton recreation grounds, in the
final game of the Huron League play-
offs. Almost, 1,000 spectators wit-
nessed the game which was exciting
from start to., finish:` The first goal
was scored -during the first half of
the game as the result of a penalty
kick. During the second period the
visitors scored again but Walton boys
failed to score, although they were
dangerous on 'many occasions. The
teams were: Winthrop,". Goal, Mont-
gomery; !backs, Dodds, Montgomery;
halves, ;Bullard, Dundas, ,Dolmagc;
forwards, Dale, Wright, Watson,
Dale, IRose;'.subs,, Doll -nage. Walton
=Goal, Rutledge; backs, Holland,
Rowland; halves, Siteiss, Carter, Hol-
land; forwards, Farquharson, Lave,
Johnston, Dennis, 'Steiss; subs,, T.
Rowland, McGavin. Referee — J.
Armstrong, Londesboro.
McKILLOI'. _..
Mr. Gus Regele was in London on
Wednesday.
IMr, and Mrs. Wim. Hoegy, Marie
and Louie, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Will Grosse, of Blyth.
Quite a numbe, :were in Rostock on
Sunday attending the children's day
services in the Evangelical church.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Adam Hoegy, who is in the Stratford
General Hospital, is- in a serious con-
dition.
IMr. and Mrs. Dan %,5'herhart, of
Monkton, called at the5home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Eggert and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Shrrtbart recently.
Mass Annie Wlatters, Detroit, is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Grath.
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BIRTHS
'Dennison.—In Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea-'
forth, on September 11:th, to Mr. and Mrs.
John • Dennison. of McKillop, a daughter.
Sills.—•Tn Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
on Se'p'tember 80, to Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Sills, ofSeaforth, a daughter.
DEATHS
Russ'esl. In Pelori'a, Illdnceih, on • Saturday,
September 9th, James Burn Bushell.
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GODERICH FAIR NEXT WEEK
Visit Goderich Exhibition Tuesday
and Wednesday, September 19 and
20. Special program Tuesday even=
ging:'- Wednesday afternoon progra
includes two harness races, two run-
ning races, vaudeville program, etc.
Admission 25c. Adv. 1
"CENT A MILE" — FALL EXCURSIONS
to WESTERN CANADA
and the, PACIFIC COAST
From All Pointg, in the East
GOING DATES—SEP'IfEMB R• 20-309 .Inc�hisive
*l '' �ili^;;L�I il
i i1-4 »aft.4Tnoiuditig, Datv`~
4 ChliAiidrei` ii'v ENoars of age and under rtwelve, half ndult fare.
Children under five 'year§ of age, free.
Baggage Checked. Stop -Overs Permitted.
Bertha in TOURIST SLEEPING CARS ohitainable on payment of small privilege
charge, plus berth fare and tax. •
Tickets good going and returning Canedinn Rep Renter only and via same route
in both directions.
See nearest Agent
for SPECIFIC FARES — REMIT 'RESERVATIONS — TICKETS
CANADIAN NATIONAL
(T-193)
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heir+t
ittrtB waaikihr• wince lleo..'recent• deelth,
s° ;louver' leek "cars and
serf floral ro lihnixls. ;
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CARD OF THANKS
cur. J+agqrreg, . Sclott' and fmrauiIy desire t0
frees rthebr sincere aplprectartion of irhe
many expressions of symrpathy aa}d kindness
extended to than ibt their ' recent 'braeave-
mmerit, 3431x1
IMPORTANT•, NOTICES
you SALE—NINECHUNKS OF PIGS
for sale. Phone 18 on 228, Seafort41,
PAT MURRAY, 3481-1
WOR SALE. TEN SELECT YORK PIGS,
ready to wean; ail in good order. Apply
to GEORGE B. EBERJiART, Seaforth, Oat
Phone 228 r 5. 8431x1
GRAVEL NOTICE
Ratepayers in the vicinity of Alexander's
gravel pit may have the opportunity of
drawing gravel with teams by communicat-
ing with
JOHN EARLE,
Crusher Operator.
Phone: 5 on 143, Seaforth. •
8430-3
AUCTION SALE
OF DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN THE.
VILLAGE OF EGMONDVILLE
The 'Executrix of the Estate of Joseph
Atkinson, late of the Villa&e of Egmondvfl.,le,
in the County of Huron, Retired Farmer, de-
ceased, has,, instructed G. H. Elliott, Auc-
tioneer, to .sethl by public auction on Satur-
day, September 23rd, 1933. at 2 p.m. sharp,
on the premises, the• folthw.i'ng desirable
property; Village'Lot Number Nineteen (19),
on the East side 'of Centre Street in L. 0.
V'anEgmand's Survey, of pant of the Village
of Egmondville, in the County of Huron,
containing by admeasurement one-fourth of
an acre of land be the same more or less.
On said Lot is erected a lr/4 storey frame
dwelling eiith brick foundation„ six rooms
and woodshed, a good cellar, cistern and
well, and in good state ol1'O'5Yltin
Terms.—Ten ;per cent. of pure:hase price
on day of sale: badan•ce within thirty days.
For further p5anticu.lars arid ci nditibns of
sale, apply to
JOHN J. HUGGARD,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitoer for Executrix.
G. H. Elltilatt, Auctioneer.
DATED September 13th, 1933. 3431-2
•
AUCTION SALE
OF CHATTELS
Under and by virtue of the, 'provisions con-
tained in a cenfain Chattel Mortgage which
will be produced on the day of sale, 'there
will be offered for sale by public auction on
Lot No. 1, Concession 13, Township of Tuck-
er -smith„ .on
„'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30Ith, 1933
at 2 o'clock
.the fallowing chs tells :
Horses -1 aged bay gelding, 1 brown geld-
ing 12 yearn old: 1 black driving mare. aged.
Cabt]e—i1 tersey cow 4 years old, 2 aged
cows,,2 three year old cows, 1 Holstein cow
4 years Old, 2 heifers, yearlings; ; 2 steers,
Yearlings ; 6 calves.
Hoes—'Phree sows,
Grain -160 bushels wheat, 160 bushels bar-
ley, 250 bushels oats, a quantity of beans,
10 tons hay.
Imltilementli=M, 5sset/-Iiarttis binder, Dedr-
iing mower, Massey -Harris mower, MasseY-
Harris roller, set 3-sedtton harrows, waking
plow, Tudlc pe & Andpiion,.wagon, hay rack,
cutter, buggy, set double h,arne~ss, set single
bae-riess. Other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS OF SALE.—Cash.
George Elliott Auctioneer, Glindtom. Ont.
F. E. Willie, Bailiff, Exeter, Ont.
, CARLIN & MORLEY,
Soli'citors for Mortgagee,
Exciter, 05.
( 3431-3
AUCTION SALE
OF CHATTELS
Under and by virtue of the 'pro'eisi.ms con-
tained in a certain Chattel Mortgage, which
will be produced on the day of sale, there
will be offered for sale by public auction on
Lot No. 3 in .the Second Concession of the
Township of Tuckerfimith (London Road Sur-
vey), 'in the County of Huron, on
SATURDAY, -SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1933
at 2 p clock pan.
the •following ch•attels.:
Hor:es--Bay Percheron mae 8 years old,
bay Mare 3 years air- .,•istakk driver,
bay mare 8 years old, bay mare 8 years old.
Cottle—Black cow 8 years old,• red tow
6 -years old, red cow 4 years old, Meek cow
4 years old, blue cow 4 years old, 3 heifers
3 years old, red heifer 2 years old,, red heifer
11 year old, 4 steers 1 year odd, 2 steers two
years odds 6 calves.
Implements Massey -Harris. binder, Massety-
Harris mower, Success manure spreader,
Culla packer, Maxwell steel rake, 2 furrow
riding plow, set snoop sleighs, heavy wagon,
light wagon. bean cultivator, set diamond
harrows, cultivator. cutter, buggy, MoOor-
micic-Deering seed drill, 2 sets work harness,
1 salt single harness. , •
Grain.—About 350' bushels oath.
O'bher•'articles ton numerrnrs to mention.
TERMS.—Cash,
George Elliott ,Auctioneer. Clinton, Ont.
QARLTNG & MORLEY,
Solicitors for Mortgagee,
Exeter, Ont.
3431-2
AUCTION SALE
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NOTLCE ib heyeby gi, v t-i}niler timplaikit
lin itfhsi.. behalf 44 Persbnia.' travrns ami
eIa kn8 •` ago hist .10140 91931 'late of
the Town 4f Se_�'apforth bpd, who died on.
the ss ,Pay id€ August .1980, axe required
to send id' the unite lg'iix»'e4 soIdei'bora for 'ithe
Ex fwtl
verifi y a1Bdatvi pia $ 4,�.
nature of the edeit if day, had, bblt
theme Jtho',01:11t9. day of SegiteenhO,
193 `a altar on or date R'.he giaid Executrix will
proceed Hb distdibutte the aeseit of the said
deceaised, having regard" ball to (the claims
a8 which they then shall have had notice.
DATED at Seadlouith, Out, this 9151} day of
September, 1988.
HAYS & MEM,
Solicitors for Executrix.
8431-8
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given under ;bite statutes
in. drat behalf thalt all persons having apy
claims against Smith Jane McBride, late Of
the Town of Sbafonth, deceased, who died on
the 10th day of July, 1933„ are required to
send to the undersigned solicitors for the
Adnriatistraivor, full palydteuta4i in writing
and verified by affidavits of their claims and
the nature of the securities, if any, held by
than, on or before the 30th day of 'Sepiteni-
ber, 1933, after which daite the said Ad-
ministrator wail proceed to distribute the
assets ;of the said deceased, having regard
'only 'to the claims of which they then shall
have had notice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 9th day, of
September, 1933.
HAYS & MIFIR,
Solicitors for Administrator.
•x431 -S
NOTICE
0 CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all
creditors and • others having claims against
the 'cst50e of Joseph Atkinson, late of the
Village of Egmbnsdville, ,in the Qounty of
Huron, Retired Fawner, deceased, who died
on the 50th day of August, 1933, are required
to forward their claims dully proven to ,the
undersigned, solicitor for tire Executrix, on
or before the Thirtieth day of September,
1933. •
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after the said last mentioned date, the Ex-.
ecutrix willl proceed to distribute the assets
of the estate having regard only to the
maims of which she Shen shall have notice.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario, this 13th day
of .September, 1933.
JOHN J. HUGGARD,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitor for the ,Executrix.
3431-3
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Re GEORGE W. WREN, late of the Village
of Hensall, in the County of Huron, Farm-
er, deceased.
CREDITORS AND OTHERS having claims
against ;the estate of the said "deceased, axe
required err or befot!e the 16th day of Sep-
tember, 1933, to fyi+e with the understgmed
eoli'citers for the Executrix, full particulate
of such claims duly verified, after which
date the said Executrix will proceed to dis
tribute the assets of^• the said Estate, having
tcregard only to the claims of which notice
has been received.
OF DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPER-
TY IN THE ViLLAGE OF HENSALL AND
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT.
The Executrix of ' the Estate of the late
GEORGE W. WIREN( is offering for sale,
aubidet to reserve bids, by public auction on
the premises at Hensa,ll, Ontario, on Satur-
day, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1933, art 2 o'clock
ps, the following:
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY in the Village
of Hammitt:
;Being ceanpoeed of Lot No. 18 onithe
north; side of Richmond St, and Lot No. 21
ors the south' side of Mill St., aeder•di,ng to
Thomas J. Wilson's first surrvey. On the
above property is situate a Ph storey frame
residence, a good barn and a hen'•+house.
Hard and sotlt water and,fruit trees. In
every way a motet dea4rm,aale property end
convenient to the'businese section of the vil-
lage, and at the seane time will be offered
for wale
FARM PROPERTY in the Township of Hib-
he t:
1. Being composed of Dot No. 24 in the
12th Concession, containing 100 acres. On
this farm is a small,rfram'e house; large barn
on stone foundation ; 1 acre of orchard ;
ever flowing spring; 5 acres of bush land.
2. Being composed of east -heat of Lot No.
23, in the 12th Concession, containing 50
scree On this farm is frame house; barn
on store 3e011; 3 acres; tot,bush.
3r.°; Bn g' 4p9noosed (i 1 wash -half of Lot
Nita t1t 121thef)oolitlii n c;blrrnrMing 50
acres. Ora this farm is an everflow'img spring
and br sores oR bush:
TERMS OF SALE
Ten per cent. as day of sale; balance in
80 d'at'a thereafter. Other terms made known
on clay of Salle
For fu/tther particulars apply to: Mrs.
Edna Patterson, Executrix, Hensel', Ont. ;
George Mott, Auctioneer, Clintxm, Ont ;
CARLING & MORLEY,
Solicit/cm .for Executrix,
Exeter, Ont.
;��aitt„ r •r ,; yY i j41:1riil3''ll
84294
DATED this 30th day df August, 1933.
CARLING & 'M6RLEY,
Solicitors foil Executrix
Exeter, 'Ont
3429-8
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ell
oreditoas and others having dladans against
the Estate of ROBERT M. BELL, ladle of the
Township of Hay, in the County of Huron,
who died on the Thirtieth day of March,
A. D. 1933, are required to forward their
claims duly proven. to the undersigned on or
before the Eighteenth day of September, A. D.
2933.
AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
after the said date the Adaninistrator will
proceed to distribute the estate, having re-
gard only to the claims of which he then
shall -h•ave no+tce.
DATED at Exeter, Ont., dila 24th day of
August, A. D. 1933.
GLADMAN & STANBIJRY,
Exeter and Hensall0, ,
Administrator's Salliettors.
84294
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the undors'ened
to Saaurday, Sent -ember 16th. for the construc-
tion of' the Byerrnann Drain. Tenders will
be opened at Carnegie Hall. Seaforth, at 8.30
peen. on above date. Lowest or any tender
Tot necessarily accepted. ion per cent. of
contract to accompany tenter. Work to be
clone according to plans and specificatr ins of
Engineer'. Tender to state whether drerlg, or
horses to be used. Plan= and epe,'tigatinl e
at Lot 35, Concession 3, McKillop. Open
work, 2700 cubic yards, '46 stakes; 5,115 tile,
4 to 14 inch,
JOHN MCNAY, Clerk.
8430-2
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE.—FOR SALE PART LOT
28 and 29, Gencrosion 3, McKillop, con-
taining 192 acres and known as the T. E.
Hays' farm. Must be sold to close the estate.
If not mild will be rented. For particulars
apply to J. M. GOVENLOCK, Ekecutor, Sea-
fondh. 8358-13
FARM FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE. -100 ACRES OF GRASS
land, Lot 9, Concession 8, Tuckernmith,
with good bank barn, frame house and back
kitchen. A good supply of water. Well
drained- F *riles from Seaforth ; thr'ee
from Kippen; 'one-quarter mile from school.
Will s'e0l on easy terms. Apply to MRS. D.
MOLELLAND, Mitchell, Ont 3426-3
FOR SAFE
SEVERAL DWELLINGS
in
Seaforth and Egmondville
Own your own home.
This is the time to buy
and prices are low.
As D. Sutherland
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Fall Dresses
Coats --Knit Suits
When in town your Fair day visit will not be complete un-
less you see our Ready -to -Wear Department. Whether
you buy or not,' we will be delighted to have you examine
these new Fall garments. You will be thrilled at the
style that carry such newness and marked difference from
other seasons. You will marvel at the new low prices.
Space does not permit of descriptions. Come in and see
them.
New Chamoisette Gloves
, , 59c pair
New length slip-on Gloves!, novelty
cuffs. All new fall shades. Sizes, 6
to 8. EXTRA VALUE, 59c
Imported Kid Gloves
$1.95
Finest quality kid, full length slip-on
style. Black and white, ' brown,
grey. Sizes 6 to 71A. Reg. $2.25.
SPECIAL $1.95
New Blouses
$1.95
Fine quality celenese, white and egg-
shell; new style; short sleeves; fancy
fronts. All' sizes. $1,95
Special Berets
29c
Red, green, navy, stand, wine. Good
weight. Just then cap for school
girls.
29c
Extra Values and Thrilling Styles in
New Fali Millinery
The cleverest and most favoured of the current
(styles in all the new colors sponsored for Fall from
the rakish looking, close -fitting berets to the brim-
med hats for the more conservative dressers.
ALL THE NEW STYLES AND COLORS ARE
REPRESENTED HERE
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The Greatest Service
For the Least Money
Cut full in size strongly made of the
very best materials. These Overalls
will give you more actual wear for
you' money and more comfort while
you are wearing them, because they
are cut to fit.
$1.50
The New Fall Caps
New Patterns—New Colorings
These Caps are made of wool, tweeds
,and suiting materials; unbreakable
peaks; silk lined and leather sweat
bands. They will keep their shape
and appearance.
95c
Men ! bn'tMiss These
New. Fall Suits
Stylish ready-to-wear Suits, beauti-
fully tailored from imported wor-
sted suitings in the smart new Fall
colorings and patterns. Blue serges,
attractive stripes in blue, black,
grey and brown backgrounds. If
you need a New Suit, this is a rare
chance to select from almost every
desirable cloth. Cleverely styled and
honestly made.
COME IN AND SEE THEM.
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