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Scott» Ro1R ua4l will be last at Woodittt,ndl Celmeteay', MitciheU. 515 has y�uffl: i'entl meeovered to beEXTRA'VALUES autrvweretl b3' bYrin�ing a visitea. A de • Y ■�� jfThe :gaJl9beu'et, vvor Messer.. F. A. The Brick Meth- able to return to, hi ' lyome• t + • a bate 4f crnrutemt iauteres't w111 be cyis C1lampbell, F. Q. Ford A, D. Camleato'n, ifY. od of Hair and • Miss Beatrice Lr*berhal�t, of Tltoaa cuEeied by font' +membet's�, Please 'mate Jarmed Hila, Milton Joa\dhn ulnd E. °J. Scalp Treatmpnts bury, spent the week -end, at the home pOMINO BLACK t axtge of meed pilax�e• Eberlhartian McKillop. Mrs,. George : Pki . i( n h I dna sEL . 'Plhw se attreattiung the funea al � In, acquiring the 8 -oz . ,ZI,�,; t; nt'T !'D PICKLES !�� from a ddsdatwe Were Henry Babb. of Rreic k. ProfrAra•- p ...��� Pk9e• ■ g t`x,z T, i.. !��C Woodhull. -In Las Angeles, Calif-,• M . Harry Pretty, who has been Hollywood Lodge, Island Gmove; 1H[r." Incus, Mise Gray r on January 31st, 0haxles, Wesley "ate MQ gticblatd' Babb and M. and adds aYratltea' out- in Scott Menxtali�l Hospital since htls �"e1e'smwhy. Theinions"thifftMyt DOMINO outsells hshop DOMINION areaa'wa And + mz -T -BUTTER Mr. sttamding elute of 'arodident two weeks ago, was' able to 1 ■ 1411 49C Wuottptnull ia1 his 77th Year. be'lssved M:rs McElt oy, S't. Oatlhasin+as; be removed to hdb, 'horns iu E'gmond the NO hTFA , v'IYC4 Aa a .curd th v vane de Ycious t d they've a Ifo is 4 1 (k� Y �; Tib . . . . ... . .. . ......... hustiaud of the ]ta.te AACO V. Ashwlelk Lome Hutchi�sron, Toronto; Ml's. Fred 25,yeaaeP rawelanah PTNF 4l'1''Ll q lee leaves fA nuatitw his loss one '1 Gold�etdih; Mrs. C�rasKa}t, Mr.. Work fiu 'the tr•'eat- villa o71 Tuesalay. • Mr. R. J. Deachman, M.P. for with 3z -oz. Ig� :.........: . ...... da'ughtier (Gladys), .Mss. J. Gladsltone Gi'llies5 an'd :Mrs. Emma, Stratford, and, then+t fbn 'hfauil aPuL sk }lP diseases RASPBERRY OR Pectin Jar *2 ■ GLASSCO ST QR.ANIiLaS 13C 'Mi1Ns Seaforth, and four sons, Dr. Mr. Hagen' Babb, Ham iltom Breck Preparations awe eminently North Huron, will give an address ov- ■ JAIL STRAWBERRY MilisRoyden, Dn•. Glaytan, George and Al- euomosafru'l dal ,thatreatment'ofaitopec a er the Wingrham Station CKNX on BULK READICUT �� � t re, 1 . X las>ti all of Txus Angeles. "His' eldest - !wd whir. dol eczema i the scalp £a1h- Monday, Feb. 6th, at 1.15. Mr. Deaclt• ■ �A�����I - � � • � GRAPE!'1iC li` a� hada, delaying of uneyymmesrs' and dry 255 sou,, 0harkes Everrar•d, His or oily slcaJlps• and dun+d'ruff. Usexll in man's subject will be "Parliament and ■ targe s2zeY-6 tzar ...... _ .. _ the ieadim Salo �s throughout Amer- Its Work." � CANADIAN sit E+ > lri'm a Yaeat ago. i�un+erial will takeica and'. Gray �jIbL r , Ril 7Jy VEGETABLE '_SOl, I +q now Y "best treh1m�e Phone 229-W. ]MILD C EIKSE • "d In 2r5C place from tIIle Wee Kirk of the ult - ,y 3 `ll`iats ... .... • .... Iieatfner to F7arest Lrawn Metnoaial 3712-3 ■ LjN_ GTO,N CATSUP 1;®C park, Los Angeles,. ■ OLD COLONY 25 1 .tie �-- ALTON SYRUP so*. �f 9,N'TER1N GIaASSi S Death of Mrs,. George MPles Boyd.--- torpic, .Prayer, Energy mid PeHonal- W " �A�I♦� ■ i., y' A Past office 'savings. vanlc was op- ■ '• r. George dd for . • • , • • • • . . .... . . . ... . • Come and worship, come and worship, ity" Was givenby Miss Pear Patter- sued � the post office in Mr. W, C. 10-oa. 25 ■ 2�'C lyln+a Edna Babb, widlorvv' of D "OLD SALT Mine's Boyd, Mi"c 1iLl, 'pa.sseci' away at Worship Christ the New -Born King," son. TThre meeting closred wdt'h prayer e'braw est. M SOUP CLAM CHOWDER 3 Tins • rlo SALMON P BertausF. J store e4 ae F Z�C ,the 'hour's of neer snsrt'ea', Mass' L. Babb, by Douglas Stewart. The next meet- Mrs. Joe Sellars, of Brussels, is vis - c ' T�lan" on' Fltliday, whin has waisted' on her Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday. ing will take the form of atoboggan icing her sons, Mess'r Charles and ■ ar ,' SAYE FRUIT JUICE du the twenty-five Y She has ---St. Thomas' Church: Bettor, Rrav,' par y 2 Tins .. . ................. been ill, Mast Boyd was born in Mit- Dr. Hurford'_ -11 a.m., "God . Our Re a t viafitin at aTold • the homes 'of 'her uncles, r tabby'. Infan , r Plain lbs. � iirAl;I,y }3REAKFAST CQFFEE churl in 1878 and- sperntt heir enrl:i're life fu� and S'tren'g•tlhr'• 7 p.m., •'Chris- Miss Doris Porter, of Brussels, is � Heinz o tfoA Q , 7 2S !1 ' .......... ` 9c 'there with the exception of Yhnee i tocol et dam. P. S. aP Northside TJ orthside. The Y. � " ' FOO�S Til" •�, T� 0 4 i �_ tiatnity' sand Comamumdsma." Surdas Y. P. S. Meet in N Mes�s'ns. Roy and W. C. Bennett. ■ t+ ' 3i1V2 BABY FOOD years in Philadelpt da, Where bee• hues•• , G their regular meetingnited Church Ihe)d Miss Mary Humphrey, who has belen r 3z -oz � Canadian 2 Ta11 ■ ■ 2 Tins 19C bamd passed alw'aY. T11ree sisters sur- Nortrhsadie United Cbureth: Rev- H. Tuesday even- ns trm T tuTTER Jar EMILK Maid Tim Maclaren s �� vary lid, 1s .now slowly improving. ■ PEANU ■r g $h3iANGE' M, , , . , , , , . , vive: Alis L. Babb, 'Mrs. E. Tuckerm, V. Wbsktnan, Minister. -11 a.m , Re imh. The ' meeting o'pene'd witlh coma- Me wild' be a dance nn, the C'am- 0 ays a Stuffed Manzaattt oz. MARMALADE 25C re s id Cg1:' hSgwndty School; 7 pan., Ttre At'trac- m+an, fa11n'� led by Miss I. Work- DOMINION ■�3 32 otlnct ,Jtu• ................. munity Had1' on Friday night, Feb. 3, ■O'LIYE Jar ion an Ous' Day`s' Work" ; 2.30 'p.m., munroty s g WESTQN SODA IllSl"UI7"S laved by 'tls'e Lond•'s Prayer with good music provided, ]BREAD ®r ' av3�'' Learn Your C s in1n unislon, The meeting was then ick- ■ 24 oz. •� white swan ■ k'y CLOTHESPINS ' ' Thursday, F`ir Pmes�lyyt "iiau alrl-Suwday '2n oar by Mr. J. Stevens and Hymn whito, whore or Cracked wheat TISSUE - Roils -25 A,�, 10C 4 sung, followed by prayez by ICEBERG HEAD �■ 3 ,dozes. ........... • S:dbsool art 10 a -m.; Bible elasstsy 3 p.m,; Nfisls E. Storey. Psalm 46 was given CONSTANCE TEXAS ■ V C .. CLOTHES LINES mlornutng, SiacramemR of tette Lord's by 'Mr. Gordon Keys-. Mr. Sam Scott SPINACH adFC lb. LETTUCE 2 'or . �C . .. • . • • • , - - , 15C Figure Suppler; eveniing, God, or Mamtntw"; t11e'n •favored' with a delightful solo, ■ " 30 feet _ APO DRAIN CLEANER u1�fee mid4week meeting, Thursday, 8 g,1n- tn'e Lost Cdvord. the .epic was ab On January 271.11 the Club of Pro- JUICY � „IL'JC Rev. Hugh Jack, Minister. s C by by MlssWo. Savauge, and a Egress held its meeting in the 5ahool ■ 3'� bkt. ORANGES doz. a SPY u Can ........,.. , ....... president, Mr. Alvin ■ APPLES (, 1 C ;ydv7AP HAND CLEANER Skating g ' enjoyted. Mrss Douna maze was much (house. rine 2 Tints ...................... Presbyterian Y. P. S. Meets. - The Mate gave a Doddts, opened the snreetimg by giv,'Gng ■? � � These Values Effective Until Saturday Night, February 4th Wlre�n 's rata.. to feed RED •DEAD, regular meeting of the Youn Pew veraddnlg and After a contest, Ylynlu a short talk on 19118. Miss Jean An- • pie's Society was !veld in the school 154 was, sung axod the meeting open- delrsam read' the mdsnu'tes, of the pre- A anothing else will da. .� EVERY THURSDAY +Cwt, mom of Fust Pres, 3 enian Church an ed by r'epea'ting true Mizpah ,benrerlic- vdous'me'etiug, Busdoess was discus;- Tuesday evening wrth' an at'tendan'ce tion, ed anld the editor and sub -editor of � 1 ,a �Q Palace Rink, Seaforth' of 31 members' and nisi -tors. Arnold -the K'inbua•n News' were: appointed, A• C. Routledge Scott' load charge' of the devotional Death' of William J. Fowler- - Tile namely Olives Anderson, B. B. Steph- .part of Uhe ane'eting. Merle 'Keating death took la's of Wi•ldiarn J ibcc•ler, ennsson and Robert Grimaoldtby. The pro, THE SECOND DIVISION COURT COUNTY OF HURON Ofiiee im the Domioion Bank Build- Ang, Spafarth. Office hours:. Tues- day, Thursday and Pkiturday. 1.30 p.m_ t!o r, 9.m_ Snturday eveniivK, 7.30 Pin- to 9 pmt. E. C•. CHAMBERLAIN Insurances Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES '" the yamffisse of t4,'e insurance business of Hays & 'Meir. and ,the addXiorn of their companies to our vrevj'tms faca- ities enables is tiro give unexcelled service in all ,Bann. SEAFdRTH ONTARIO 1 10-37 BY POPULAR REQUEST `SILAS SMIDGE' will be presented again DUBLIN • FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd e I,he mkmbers of the 'caste and the Hockey Club will ap- preclate your patronage. ADMISSION - 35 CENTS SPF0 EIGHTH ANNUAL S. C.I. ALUMNI UJ o Cr atilfig Party �1 Palace Rink, Seaforth Monday,Feb.61 7630 p.m. Big. Program, Novelty Numbers, Lucky DoorPrize Admission 25c, Spectators 10c. M ames. Intermediate ` B' O. H. A. HOCKEY Feb. nth �. Tuesday, TAVISTOCK vs. SEAFORTH You remember the last Tavistock game. There will be more thrifts than ever at this one! wcts born an' rile Hugon o mild wrest of Seaforth on the farm ruile6 Se a fair. PHONE 166. S. T. Holmes, residence Under auspices of Seaforth occupied fere. Misses Petard the scripture and prayer was' Of- P e 73 at elms home at Leamington on gr am c were Mrs Peter t FI, I'lre Constance Sunday sle�oal wi11� reports of tete various organizations Yr" BURGLARY, WINDSTORM As a young man he went to Fargo, CurPing Club ' feted' by Arnold' Scott. A. solo was Frsday, Jan. 2'76h, He was, born in i,,,. , xs. saty, Mr's• Armsltroug and'-'lVlas. holed eve'ni'ng in, the school- were given, all of ,whish slhovvedr Pz1� ;J4 '�( E C t AL1ZE ' An instructor will be in D sung by David Stewart $nd toe col- taken by Alastair Wi Wigg. Hutxrn County and bad lived in Leann- Fowler R'abe't`rt Grimoldby, A reading was given by V[iss' J'earl Anderson, follow'' a social' rooms on l eb. 3rd. A prograttr of creased givinga, and in all it was a' very' satas8aeto'ry yea:._ Mr. PL B. rent. Y, E' P IN FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CAS- ;.. attendance. HILDREN 25c Night calls, Phone 304 lection ultgton Bar 20 years Mr. was a sou, of bhe lute William Fowler and Rad two 'ed' by a pianoduet by Mrs. Jack Fir- gonane and Kelso Adams. Mrs. E. music stud stry and also a travWould and slides by Rev. Menzi'ca. Would Rogerson was re-elected as• ELdlerand' A shin Dexter and E Adams were. THE SECOND DIVISION COURT COUNTY OF HURON Ofiiee im the Domioion Bank Build- Ang, Spafarth. Office hours:. Tues- day, Thursday and Pkiturday. 1.30 p.m_ t!o r, 9.m_ Snturday eveniivK, 7.30 Pin- to 9 pmt. E. C•. CHAMBERLAIN Insurances Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES '" the yamffisse of t4,'e insurance business of Hays & 'Meir. and ,the addXiorn of their companies to our vrevj'tms faca- ities enables is tiro give unexcelled service in all ,Bann. SEAFdRTH ONTARIO 1 10-37 BY POPULAR REQUEST `SILAS SMIDGE' will be presented again DUBLIN • FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd e I,he mkmbers of the 'caste and the Hockey Club will ap- preclate your patronage. ADMISSION - 35 CENTS SPF0 EIGHTH ANNUAL S. C.I. ALUMNI UJ o Cr atilfig Party �1 Palace Rink, Seaforth Monday,Feb.61 7630 p.m. Big. Program, Novelty Numbers, Lucky DoorPrize Admission 25c, Spectators 10c. M ames. Intermediate ` B' O. H. A. HOCKEY Feb. nth �. Tuesday, TAVISTOCK vs. SEAFORTH You remember the last Tavistock game. There will be more thrifts than ever at this one! wcts born an' rile Hugon o mild wrest of Seaforth on the farm ruile6 Se a fair. UALTY, GUARANTEE BONDS, S. T. Holmes, residence ADULTS 5t)c C occupied fere. Misses O ACCIDENT A N D SICKNESS, O Fie was niiarried to Mqse Elizabelli Huys, daughter of th'e -late Jas. Hays. O Yr" BURGLARY, WINDSTORM As a young man he went to Fargo, O ' Representing Companies who give �. g y,. <? East; phanP No. ^118. Security with Service PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH Ont., for a sihort time, and ,then went ' Also Agents for Ontario T,hresh- D O ,�t, ermen's Mutual Fire Insurance, asp.} } Selling and low prices Fast' CHANGE OF TIME rent. Information gladly given. ;.. O Night calls, Phone 304 A number of desirable properties " TABLE . Day calls, Ph'ome 119.1 in Seaforth and district for sale. O - WATSON & REID .' SEAFORTH Effective Janims" 8th +" M. A. REID Proprietor °' Stratford - Goderich t ` Phone 214 Seaforth Coach Lines SPECIALIST IN ALL LINES OF UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ' INSURANCE o f: 4 Lenvr Seaforth for Stratford: (, O Daily. 8.25 a.m.. and 5.25 p.m .; O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O I Leaves Seaforth for Goderich: Licensed Embalmer O Daily. 12.55 p.m.; Daily, except Sun- .:, . ' �, •�T p �+ o � S. T. Holmes & Son days and Holil ays, 8 pm.; Sundays an<l Holidays, 12.55 p.m, and 10.15 p.m. a O FUNERAL SERVICE O Direct connections at Stratford for Toronto and 'London. C O Main Street, Seaforth O AGENTS—Queen's Hotel, Commercial ^+ O <> Hotel, Dido House 3709-tf THE SECOND DIVISION COURT COUNTY OF HURON Ofiiee im the Domioion Bank Build- Ang, Spafarth. Office hours:. Tues- day, Thursday and Pkiturday. 1.30 p.m_ t!o r, 9.m_ Snturday eveniivK, 7.30 Pin- to 9 pmt. E. C•. CHAMBERLAIN Insurances Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES '" the yamffisse of t4,'e insurance business of Hays & 'Meir. and ,the addXiorn of their companies to our vrevj'tms faca- ities enables is tiro give unexcelled service in all ,Bann. SEAFdRTH ONTARIO 1 10-37 BY POPULAR REQUEST `SILAS SMIDGE' will be presented again DUBLIN • FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd e I,he mkmbers of the 'caste and the Hockey Club will ap- preclate your patronage. ADMISSION - 35 CENTS SPF0 EIGHTH ANNUAL S. C.I. ALUMNI UJ o Cr atilfig Party �1 Palace Rink, Seaforth Monday,Feb.61 7630 p.m. Big. Program, Novelty Numbers, Lucky DoorPrize Admission 25c, Spectators 10c. M ames. Intermediate ` B' O. H. A. HOCKEY Feb. nth �. Tuesday, TAVISTOCK vs. SEAFORTH You remember the last Tavistock game. There will be more thrifts than ever at this one! wcts born an' rile Hugon o mild wrest of Seaforth on the farm ruile6 Se a fair. O S. T. Holmes, residence O occupied fere. Misses O Goderich Street; W'es4.; pitons O Fie was niiarried to Mqse Elizabelli Huys, daughter of th'e -late Jas. Hays. O No. 119-W. Charles Holm(-$' O As a young man he went to Fargo, O -residence, Goderich Street, O �. g y,. <? East; phanP No. ^118. C• PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH Ont., for a sihort time, and ,then went Ambulance Service O D O Adjustable drospital bed for O asp.} } Selling and low prices Fast' O rent. 0 ;.. O Night calls, Phone 304 O " O . Day calls, Ph'ome 119.1 O O Charges moderate.. O .' O 1S -e,7 O °' <> <> 000000 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o f: 4 H. C. BOX (, O FUNERAL SERVICE O O Licensed Embalmer C w Ambulance Service M,. r, O Hospital Bed C O with adjustable tache. oper- C u= a' .p ated spring for rent. C G! Night Calls Day Call's C ,+r e. O Phone tis Phone 43 C a O 12_37 C uY. QOo00040<> Oo000DO0000C WALKER'S .o FUNERAL SERVICE Q W. J. WALKER and : C `i O JOHN R, WALKER, Jr. C 40> Licensed Embalmers and, < Funeral Directors. < i O Day or Night Calls promptly < <9 attended- < © PHONE 67 < 12-37 < 00000000000<. its THE SECOND DIVISION COURT COUNTY OF HURON Ofiiee im the Domioion Bank Build- Ang, Spafarth. Office hours:. Tues- day, Thursday and Pkiturday. 1.30 p.m_ t!o r, 9.m_ Snturday eveniivK, 7.30 Pin- to 9 pmt. E. C•. CHAMBERLAIN Insurances Agencies - Seaforth ANNOUNCES '" the yamffisse of t4,'e insurance business of Hays & 'Meir. and ,the addXiorn of their companies to our vrevj'tms faca- ities enables is tiro give unexcelled service in all ,Bann. SEAFdRTH ONTARIO 1 10-37 BY POPULAR REQUEST `SILAS SMIDGE' will be presented again DUBLIN • FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd e I,he mkmbers of the 'caste and the Hockey Club will ap- preclate your patronage. ADMISSION - 35 CENTS SPF0 EIGHTH ANNUAL S. C.I. ALUMNI UJ o Cr atilfig Party �1 Palace Rink, Seaforth Monday,Feb.61 7630 p.m. Big. Program, Novelty Numbers, Lucky DoorPrize Admission 25c, Spectators 10c. M ames. Intermediate ` B' O. H. A. HOCKEY Feb. nth �. Tuesday, TAVISTOCK vs. SEAFORTH You remember the last Tavistock game. There will be more thrifts than ever at this one! wcts born an' rile Hugon o mild wrest of Seaforth on the farm ruile6 Se a fair. A'dmit's then gave an intea•estiug .earl• the C01191-9 ion accept tlhns as t 'err Lunch will be u elected as Stewards. occupied fere. Misses i'ng: The- cdllildmm we -re well trailne,d by Mr. Fralick when they gave a 'tal'k invitation to cone? served. Miss E. Britton, went to London' on. Fie was niiarried to Mqse Elizabelli Huys, daughter of th'e -late Jas. Hays. on "Socials Study," After the Kinburn The' --ongregational meeting of Church was held on Tues- Wednuesday to spend a couple of weeks with Mr. arnd' Mrs. Antlrewt As a young man he went to Fargo, news was mead the Na+tilonal Au'the4n Constance day afternoolr in the schoolroom. The Reekie. N. 'D„ where dye lived until redtirdng was sung " 1 dba, Londesbora -vice-ireO. ROM, Seraf~orbh -dee.-Treag, to operate a livery business at Barrie, PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH Ont., for a sihort time, and ,then went -- .�■I■ to Leambixtion- Re wa:s a member of the Mgson6c Order. Surviving are his D ren: wife an+d fine celildren: Mrs:"Lyle' Bacom Los Angeles', Mrs. A. Hancock, , 10 A of Detroit; Ross, of Harrow; Glen, of Fargo. N.D., and Stuart, of Port Row- asp.} } Selling and low prices Fast' am. Also three sisters, Mrs. Walter H. Grassie, Mrs, Harry Cowell and II that you have never heard' of. Mrs. Roland Lambert, all of Vancou- ver. Interment took place in Ever- g're'en Memorial Park, Leauringtom, ort • ALL W I T E R MERCHAN- Manday, Jan, 30.11• I ` DISE MIST FE CLEARED. MUTUAL Th'.rsd�. Feb. 9th Y ITM MCKILLOP �E INSURANCE CO'Y. MITCHELL vs. SEAFO" JASAO OFFICE - SEAFORT'H, ONT. The Mitchell tearn can still play hockey, but Seaforth think they can , or'>H"i(xi: �, 112rrY1 5 s�gmt - pr•ee• continue their winning streak. Watch them try it. " 1 dba, Londesbora -vice-ireO. ROM, Seraf~orbh -dee.-Treag, PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH J(I tm A. DJR9CT0RS' 1i it+3am Itnox, 1,6ndesboto; George GAMES CALLED 8.15 P.M., SHARP imft tilt, BlodHageal; xamuo Con- ' fer1ehq, .Alox, Hr<iaP�t t R m6tve4ng, , AdmissYo�n-Adults 25c, chlldr Y1 15c g k; • r..f ,�}}��X�ae ' r i.`Jlli I,I»'",✓1 r .'DiA .rL'G:. 6'. ;S(3a'�C#t'tjl; Amateur Athletic Association I,,�:i2ti , ,+ye, P JI1J4 ,tar" ,- I 1 I ff 5 tl .!n :� N,rRa ,t1.,,.�:v ."��,1,1 r.r• ,., %'n. ,. ,a .. ,.:::, 4.r i.- .: '., ,. .., ,aY... . Y �YA { I ,�,rt P"C AC�7'.FINI�h rY n �rl '�tt5 A+W P; Earn I ft S � ,d1yr. �I. �5r 1 d 1 -'IY1 ( ).� ,.. ?1{'e 1'>i,yMiP fJ 4d b , h,y ti 7 f Citi, ,.D ,. .1!_111"Y,^ a'•,i 5a l 9•y�.' Ya t MY ,zQ''Y;. .Y 1. .•i�Y �••r, 'Ilii I. t M1 .t. Y $ 4 r F J' t h i,I / V..},... i,,.,...1.:.f,.>��. _,.j A.r b.4 t ,> .h t, dS, .r .. •r s,t. ,� a. n .. .,,. „ d S,.d. ..,, �fi„�..€,..xal L1,v..+:t• o� u. �- LOCAL BRIEFS Rubber Footwear Messr,-'. George and Jael MACOCir PRINT Shirts Fleece Wire's • : Daly, buy your Opportunity to r Coats 'lower than J1. of Toronto, spent the week' -end at 13C Yd' Shirts and Drawers cost!.' -Any Melton or Sil- at pricer you have never the, 'Mame orf their parents, Mr, and 49C & 595 each vertone ,and Check Coat Ilueeird of beDore! Men's Mrs J F [rely. �in the store Rubber Roots$1 �^� • Mrs. W. It. 4haw. Victoria Street No. 1 Quality L l.ad as her guest her mother, Mrs. Ibex Blankets Men's Fleece $9yJlJ W. A. Lar:;gford, of London, for two 70 x 84 1 AD weeks. PAIR ........... ' Combinations Men's 6 -Eye Laced. e Miss .Tes�•ie Hodgert, of T xreter, 86'C garment Aleph Fur Coats M 6% the ,veek-end gue(--4 of Mr. a,nd Black Rubbers Mrs. Nf�il Gillespie. White Flannelette • A Valentine supper tinder UhP .Men's Ribbed $14,915 with red, $1115 ' au:;pices of il.e Women's Aseoc'iation; , 9C Yd. soDes............. ii will be held in Northside United Shirts and Drawers Church ore 'I'n.esday evening, Febru- 79C each 'Men's Fine Hats BOYS -From 1 to 5. , .98c ary 14th.. Girls' Bloomers BOYS -from 6 to 13..79c • Mr. English turd' Mr. George G. Hutchison, ,rare of Mrs. F. D. Hutclii-Pair Values up'to $2.50. $1 ■allC ;con, of town, are on a three weeks' 15C Mens Ribbed TO CILKAIt .... ■P L`J business trap to Vaineo'uvsr and obCombinations ombinationS Men's 6 -Eye. Western cities, in connectionwith Uhe , 1 Lot of London Life Insurance Company, Lon' Children's Sleepers $1■25 , �7■9� Laced Rubbers dun Elastic, lini't and fleeced. Mens Suits 1 s7 • Mrs. Harold Barry, of Stratford, Sizes 2 to S. with felt taps `and .$1.96 was a gur:s't this week at Ole home . 495 and 59C Boys Fleece Lined felt, d'i'ned. Pais.. ■D ■7v of herr mother; Mrs'. G. T. Turnbull. Combinations Men's Genuine • Mr. and Mrs'_ Barrett, of Kirkland Q Horsehide Coats bake, were week -end guleshs at the 1 Lot of 4se Some wit1h fur col Q7 ,�� Men's 4Buckie bomle of Mr. and MTs'. I,,auis Aber- ears TO CLEAR. ■pl ■ Overshoes $1.719 Ehart, Children's Sweaterss • Miss Mary Kling and Mr. L. /TQC Men's Wool Men's 2 -Buckle I Slndth, of RaxlaUto'u, were week -end ''tai WORK SOIL Men's All -Wool Overshoes $1.19 gulests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 11�C • W. D. Men -son, in Egmltond'ville. pair Pullover Sweaters • M.ist� Ma.rganet Finnigan rhes re- Ladies' Silk and Wool Men's 1 -Buckle turned form; Sarnia and Cotton With rolled $1.4Overshoes 96C • Mrs. Angus McQuaig recently un- HOSE — Seconds Men'b i'annelette neck ..•....... aV drerwent an opetaitilo'n in S'cot't Mem- PYJAMAS' 'ontiai Hospital. P-4 .9C PAIR p Boys' 4 -Buckle • Mises Helen McLerau, of Toronto, pair MEN'S SUS (spent the week' -end with hen• parents, 9'OC M' Mr. and. Mrs, Keith McLean. Overshoes $1.139 • Women's and Children's With 2 pair $14 95 •I Mdss Sally' Wood 'spent the week- , ■ ....... . GLOVES Men's Doeskin P'amrts� 2 -BUCKLE . Sc ends in. Toronto. • "Mrs. K. Oamlpbell, Who has been Values ltp to 49c. 2195 WORK SHIRTS 1 -BUCKLE .......... 89c tile, guest of Mas, W. D. Bright, left ON SALE ......... L BBC eReh 1 Line of Wednesday elm route to her borne in a�Y BOYS' SUITS Vancouver. She was accompanied as Men's Plain far as Toronto by {her sister, Miss Broadcloth Slips Men's All -Wool Dobie, where they wi9I spend a week. On Sa9te Sweater CoatsTo Clear $3,�5 Boot Rubbers 49c • Mrm ABdrew Archibald is visit- EACH 19C Heavyjumbo$1 39 dreg rat thehome of her daughter, Mss. K,n1t ■ With Red 'Soles ......69c E. C. Armstrong, in Kitdhenler. • Mrs'. Harry Stewart bias return -Men, s and Boys, Horsehide 'ed' from Montreal, 1 Lot of Leather Mitts' Men's Fine Shirts i Boys' Rubbers 49C • Mr_ Stewart Geddes,, of London, LADIES' SHOES Ali ,spent dhe week-eud at the home of To C'le'ar 59C Colors, ............. 69C pair ihYs parents, Mr. and Mrst E, Geddes. PAIR ........ . ..... Y 49C • Miss, Re'ta, Duncan, Miss - Helen Liadies' Hamilton and, Messrs. • Douglas Stew- Men's art and, John, Mills, who have been Ladies' Cushion Sole Shoes Mackinaw Sax Coats Rubber Boots ' 25 only Boys' .'epenirPung a week's, anndialaYs at their 49C . i iom ea here, returned! to Londlom, on With am supports!. ; 89 Meltons, Irish Fleeem and WefDnesday to .cavus their studies at Trp CLP'AR, Pair.. $1 ■ SAME IN BOYS .....39c Tweeds.No. 1 Quality ...... �sC ; the Unldrer'sity of Western Ontario. • Mr. Earl dell', of the Bell Engine Same in Girls' Q Company, who revenitlY underwent ar► 25 Ladie9' and Ghildren's Men's Leathet-Caps $3,91 and ,�4,�9 and Boys' ..........S9C opematbon in the Londoen hospital, has COATS l With Pum . eluted e�aal' ,>7'9C . emffie3'ew,,ly 'recovered' to be able to A Give -Away $149 s7 ' ,D 12upe. Ealeih, - ,be out agoAn. Prlce ............ ■ Women s Plain Ladies' • Mr.. E. W, E,dlge, of Toronto, spent the weak -end, with his father,Hur Mr. H. For Them i Men's 9 -Ounce RUBBERS 49C pr. Motor Boots B. Edige, and, sister, Miss Josephine; ry ' .Overalls & Smocks at the Royal AVartmettts'. House Dresses I1 9 Misses' and $16'7 OtN S minket 43c. P., trimmed ■ • Mr, amKi7 Mrs. Ray' Butt and, fan- + Children's air .... • 4ly„ of, Hloimlelv'ill'e, and Mr. 111homaw 255 each OIN SALE ` P Bu'tt, of Kipp!em, spent the week -end 111011111"11111111— with Mr, and Mrs. W1711a'm Butt. , 'r • Mr. Wdiletid! 1711i0tt has er1 `• a Store' the resldlewee on' Jla'rdfl- -Strest, e eellxtly vacated by Mr. 0. M. smatnl,.GREEN Acass 'I~rorn`Ioslce. SEAFORTH aivdi 9g mow ooetip3 It • The A. qtr, P. 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