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'404tuid'' �1.'the' ead- of th the."
ay is e Greatest Bargain..
�PA v , our hist6ry
i U41ity Win'te'r'Waar at SUPER 4�
SA PRIM$; Ev; in the ti�,
ery item
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CTORY PURMA Women's De'
ful ft, pecialg-.
gar en SA
All Wonlen's -and C
Regular hildren!s underwear reduced to clear ................... 2(1% 6ff
Regular to 25c fast color prints, lots of Women$
patterns, to clear ......... I ........ 1,9C yod-
$35-1000 Worth 4,5c 2 and 3. ply, all wool wheelixig yarn, 4 super special .............. 32-p skein
'Ibex flannelette blankets, one pair to a'customer ............. 2,,.29 pair
Large size WIN it
WINTER COATS Curtain netsi,paired curtains and overdrapes, all"reduced .....
. i .............. 20'.` off
ON SALE AT Orient and Kayser, 4 thread pure silk chiffon hose, sale price.... . .. I , 8,9C pr. COATS
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Regular 2.00, 2 -way stretch girdle' on sale at ....... .......... ...
$210945 91 1 lua Every �toat in the store,
Regular 50c pure linen striped roller tow4llin'k .....
. ....................... 39C yd. comes -under this big dis-
We were lucky to'pick up Clearing, all 'Wool and' part wool, crepe and twill dress goods ................ 5ift yd. -e
count 841 . You, know 'as
twenty'Coats at a tremend- well as we.do, that you'll pay
ous saving to round out our Men's Pe
—partmen't Specials more next year, for - coats.
—stock --for- the
days: Now you can buy these at
No. 95 Penmans combinations reduced,further to clear ....................
Any style, cloth color or 4-2'9;suit
'Stanfield§ underwear 2 piece
Z. I . . 7 '25,
si'e is here for you now and styie, Gold, Red, Bluo, ...... 1-69, 2-19, 249 t
garmen
-at Drices you will not see $1.Q0 Tiger Brand fleece lined underwear, Shirts and Drawers. - ... 79C garment'
again. $i.75 Heavest quality, doeskin work shirts, while they last ............ OFF REGULAR PRICE.
Here's the Sale Prices: Regular to 1.00 Necktie�,s, one of a1ind, we, must clear out at.... ........ -9 we urge you Ao
2 C each Need
.$12.95
Regular 2.00 Flannelette or- Broad'
cloth pyjamds,
reduced to ................. hurry for these.
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r value at. ;FALL AND WINTER
15--60 Regular. 50c 31/L> lb. "Code"'work sox, a supe
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Pr -
All Men's and B6y,s wool Windbreaker -s reduced to c1bar .................
18.00,
2,00' off.
Dresses
Regular to3
.95. flat, knit sweater coats, check patterns ....................... 2,89
21.95
ON SALE AT
Don't expect these, prices after Saturday.
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Beavers
Improve
(Continued from Page 1)
inew..v G. Hildebrand, McFaddin, A. Hilde-
brand, Hubert; Watertflao, C-1dire 2,
-The -Week At the Se4forth Collegiate Institute Huber 2, Eickler C*aw Pugb, -Pfaff,
Lang, Dargle.
(By Don Scott) Third peribd.
7. Waterloo, Lang, (Da;rgle) 9.05
The Collegiate gixls are certainly 10!Neill,' 'B`�errkce Rackwell, Heben 8. Wate0oo, Huber (Pfaff) 10.00
,,tahing Interest in basketball this, year. Smith, Lois Jamiesion, M. Uffer, L. 9. Wateigoo, Graw, (Dargle) 14.20
"There are some very promising Players Dale,'Lols Harrison, Teresa Ma(loney. 10. Waterloo, Lang, (Brill) 16,50
in the * lower formsI who will probabl�,'The Maple Leaf's �&ain amadsted, of 11. Waterloo, Gnaw, (Huber) 18.15
-with, mor pratice, outshine the -upper I Rathleen, Holmes., Jean Currie, 4 pts. 12. Seafartb, F. MeEwam, (A. McEwan.)
form players. For in.9tai;ice, in. grade-Annis Dunlop, 2 pts�., Janet Handley, 19.10. �
9, ther are Joyce Carter, Pauline Mat- 6 pt§., -DorothT Smith, Violet Dupee., Peciadties: Claire, Flannery, Hubeir,
thews and Geraida Flaninery, who got. Margnuite Westcott. Referee, Gliick Apple. .
some neat baskets., on, the forward Everyone Is quite positive- that the Tavistock 5 Seaforth 4
linie, _11ine Broome makes- a very good Canaries' with the for�nidabld team The Beavers. suffered their s4cond
job of intercepting as also does, Lois tli-is season. No wonder- thouga, with defeat in as many staTtS whn the Tav-
Fifianigan. On Monday night the Can� the forward line they have. It cou- istoft Greenalhirts defeated. them by
arries handed- the Tigers- a 24-fO de- sists of Betty Matthews, who has so Ione'goal here Tuesday night by 5-4
feat; the Adanacs were defeated by far the highest score aimongest the -before a large, crowd and that one
grade 11, 16-22. On Wednesday, grade players. Iiabelle McKellar and Glarys goal was a very Much disputed count -
11 defeated, gra ' de .9, 2�_6;'the Map]4�� Earle.sifterk in a number of good one- and Matthews. The Beavers pdayed
Leafs won a.12-7, victory over the Fly- hand, baskets and Lois Wriiht -and middle of the second �p�eri,od, one of
e;,s. The players were for the Can- Barbara Best are the long distance the 'Shirts fired at Stade who caught
arias, Betty Matthews, 18pts..; Isabelle basket "duet". Can't someone do some. it in his glove and beleiving thaj the
McK&Jlar 6pts.;; Barbara Best, Audirey thing about it? referee blew.-his� w-histle li�-'dro,ppei
ATcGavin, ' Hazeil . A�nderson, Evelyn tihe puck on, th ice to b, flipped ion just
Rivers, Winnifred Rus�ell!. L o I s oxer the fi,ne,by a 'Shirt fo4-ward. Th�
Wright, Gladys Earle. On the Tigers reforee bowever, counted -a goal, much
there were MarY DAn6an, , Marlanhe Thi,s week at the, Oollagiate ..two to the I fans displeasure, A barge'
principal events' occupied all -b:h,e at-
Selater, 2pts.; Dorene Regier, 2,'pts. Rowd packed tbe ilnk to, watch, this
Irene Work -man, 6, pts.; I Anna' Jack, tention. These two events; the At- match, which was althriller. Sevetral
Tere. . sa Melver, Thelma Ddlma-ge, H. Home and Commen-geme4t, always tim�s it looked as, if a tree for all
Wilson, Maxine Baines, Ednia 'Eckert, important oneg.-at the school, at-& be- -would bi'&ak out as terripers went, sky
Francis Elgi, e. On, the Adanacs, Mar- irig fully discussed. On Monday nigh.f high but referee Wally- Boman- kept
jorle O'Ng�ill Ma:rjorie Golding, 2,pts. both committW, met. This year tha thegame under 6ontroil, which is, some
Elizabeth LLe, 8 pts.; Xaxine Law- Literary SoOety will bive full charge purpose he served.
of the, At -Hume while a separate com-
rence, Mary McKay, 6 pts.; Marguer- For the Beaver's, Hubert, Stade, Me-
ite Westcott, Betty, Bannoc, Dorothy mencement committee was drawn up. Fadidin hnd "Tinier" McEwan looked
Smith, Mary Devereaux. On grade 11 The At-Hgme committee I aiave set good, while foi- the 'Shirts the stars
their date some where" around the
team, Wilma Hay, Janie Moffat, 10 pts thirty-first of January but this is not were "Smakey" Hari,is,' Hendersba
Ahyvonne Moore, 10 pts.; Haden Dev- and,Matthews. The, BeavQrs! played
ereaux, 2 pts.; Fargus 3ell, Mildred definite and it is expected that the ,
true to style in this match, w1lich feat-
-1xiL coinanencement will be about three, ured the Beaver roucol up and rally
Aitchison, Jean Ropson, Tt , Sand-
ford, Ruth Petty. On. the grade 9 weeks after that. The At -Home in'the last period,. The Beave.rs, open -
team, Pat Bechely, Illne, Bra6ria, Jean mittee will hiold their next meeting as ed the scoring a:ftei- a little ov6i, 1%
Wright, Geralda Flannery, 2 pt�q�- L� soon as the secretary has, word of or- minute of play, s,ixty secondis later
cheetras that Can be booked�
Finonigain, Joyce Cartor, 4 pts.; Bettk Tavistock tied -it up. "Punch" Mo -
Moore, Dorotl�y Theobbld, Dorothy Ewan got the Beavers opener, while
Huisser,, Jean Swan and 1. Case. Yausie put in blie 'Shirts, goal. Then
The players on, the Flyers, another Last week tilie sale of War Savings at the foureen minute mark, the Tav-
grade 9 team were Pauline Mgtthe-s, st-amps was quite high. OVor twelve istock team went one up �on Woegtliees,
6 pts. Mai -ion MeGavin, K. Lauden- dl(yllars worth. was sold and it is hop0d well timed counter. Matthawsi got tho
-bach, 2 pts., Marjorie McKenzie, T. that thiv level vaay be kept up.' Re- ocily penalty
ports are just about due this week. The,.seco.nd was a poor one for Sea -
forth. The, 'Slidirts held them acoire!'
Second period:
the'January W. M. S. meeting List
less and notched two goalst thoinseilves,
Tavistock, VOgt, (ditsputed) 10.10
TavistGek, Hiam�s, 15.56
Wednesday with a good attendance.
Many are butchering in this vicinity
Merebant,Crabsbaw: "Are youstill
and Harris got one whVe that disiput-
lenaltiesi: Hubert, Vogt, mci�aaji,
and taking their meat to the Zurich
Joe Louis, watch -out! The white
ed tally accounted for the Other. HU -
Caufman-
Cold Storage Plant.
hope has been discovered. Where ?
be'rt, Vogt, McLean, and, Kaufman got
Tbirl period:
Mis;s Hay of Zui -ich visited her cous-
Why right in our own, midist. Only
the penalties.
Tavistock, Kaufman, 8.30
irl, Miss Norma Hay.
it took a certain incident. at a certain
in the third the Beavers started the
Seaforth, Hubert' A. Hildebrand)
rink to prove his abiffity in the, manly
oqd merrY-9101 round a little tob late.
.30.
Seafath, Sifl&� 18.15.'-
alt of sfelf defenIce.
This final stanza was bhe most thrill -
MANLEY
lenalties: Kantman. Referee, Dalq�-
aan.
Ing to- watch and more than once fans
Pullman, Pa-ssetlger to the porter:
Miss Helen O'Hia�� h.. b., spent-
were on their feet as Pe e3eavers- at -
tempted.to
You say
Cortitassel: I'We didn't say any-
"Tell me, What is, the avera ge tip rou
get from a passengel- on. this.run?" �43
Rifle Practice with the cadets began,
get a winifIng -goal. Tavle-
STANLEY
duties as itenographer.
Mr. William J. McKay who'has; been
visitiing his sisters, drs. Jerry O'Hara
tfiis week under the dJrection Of Mr.
tlocl� opned, the Iscoring on Kaufman's,
Word was received of the death on
194 1 0 Special
DeLux Chev. Sedan 975.00
Weedmark. Monday was the fimt
day and we understand the resu-Its
coutiter but from then on the Beavelirs
took the offensive an] the "blitz" was
bill, and' th o- pDrter immediately burst
1939 Dodge Custom
were fine. They even say that Frank
on. Archie Hubert flipped in a -goal
into voluble thanks. "Suh," h.0
"You are the M-st mail ivilro, has ever
Coupe 750.00
Golding got ten bulls, eyes out of nine
cat the nlnp -Minute mark and eight
"Put
come UP tO my average.-
19 , a9 Cbev.
eh-ots. How�
minutes later' -Put" Sills put the
Master Coaoh� 725.00
in tibe Gold mine.
Beavers in the running. The "blitz"
1938 Plymouth
They, canef, take a hint. Those old
failed to do anythfing in those dlying
minutes o Play and the 'victory w9pt
DeLux Sedan 675.00
Wori� -out spark plugs are back with
to the 2Shirts,. The refereeing was
1937 0hev.
a new 1941 edddon that isn't much
far FrT.m perfect, both team -s' getting
Master Coach 575.00
improvement, from the oldi. The on-ly
a taste of It.
,1935 Chev.
difference Is that they have a few
Li ne u ps:
Master Coach 475.00
more men who will come In handy
Se4forth: goal, 9-tade; del'., Hubert,
.1930 Chev.
for relief duty when certain lanky
Flannery,; centre, McFaddin: wings
Special Sedan 165 -OP
players, wear out.- ..Tliey just al'an't
A. McEwan, F. XcEwan; atItereates,
199W "Chev. Sedan 65.00,
what bhey.usled to be.
A. Hildebrand, Ofekett, 911,1q, McLepn.
1927 Pontiac Coach 'moo 1
90.00
Tavistock: goal, Faulhafer; def., Mau -
1927 Ford Model T.
Question of the w6ek: WbOse' fAv-
-sle Pearson; centro, Harris;, wings,
I
ourite poem. isi Grey PWgy in a coun.
W�effle' Handianqon; alternates., Vogt,
ID
try churayird?
Miatthows, Margetiroth, Kaufman.
TEALL HEALIBUX, K
Summary: Firq pei-64I,
DUBLIN
1, SeMarbli, A, McEwan, (F. McEw&n)
1.40.
MOTOR SALIES.,
CHEVROLET - GLDIW0014e.
Tavisftek, Yausie,
2, (Morgenmith)
Z95.
Mrs. Catherine E vans of Dii i.tpen!
Itertainle6d 'on, Friday evening laft, when
lMio-
PHbNr- 141 - $F-APORTH
'sevoeral tabllen. of- etti-do,'*ere, 6 1 01�06&
4. 0`6aforth, A, MbZwMi, (MPftdd4nY
we tell- the 06st lastipbl-tdoo
were W061, by Mrs..
I� did, aifA Mrs, P rantr :gaiitb.
P6141tleo!: 4mWWW'81.
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Second period:
the'January W. M. S. meeting List
Tavistock, VOgt, (ditsputed) 10.10
TavistGek, Hiam�s, 15.56
Wednesday with a good attendance.
Many are butchering in this vicinity
Merebant,Crabsbaw: "Are youstill
I President Lincoln was blacking his
lenaltiesi: Hubert, Vogt, mci�aaji,
and taking their meat to the Zurich
bothered by those relatives. of yours
shoes.
Caufman-
Cold Storage Plant.
who used, to come, out from town to
"Why, Mr. President! lie exclal=_�
Tbirl period:
Mis;s Hay of Zui -ich visited her cous-
eat a big Sunday dinner and never
ed supercili u ly "do You black your
Tavistock, Kaufman, 8.30
irl, Miss Norma Hay.
Invited you to their apartment in re-
own shoes?"
Seaforth, Hubert' A. Hildebrand)
turn ?"
"Y's.", replied Lincoln.
.30.
Seafath, Sifl&� 18.15.'-
Farmer Corntassel: �Nope, they
finally took tbd- -hint."
shoes do you black?"
MANLEY
lenalties: Kantman. Referee, Dalq�-
aan.
Crabsbaw: "What I. the. v�6rld did
t6 them?"
Pullman, Pa-ssetlger to the porter:
Miss Helen O'Hia�� h.. b., spent-
the last cosple of months at her bome
has retsrned to Toranto. to resume her
You say
Cortitassel: I'We didn't say any-
"Tell me, What is, the avera ge tip rou
get from a passengel- on. this.run?" �43
STANLEY
duties as itenographer.
Mr. William J. McKay who'has; been
visitiing his sisters, drs. Jerry O'Hara
thIng -out of the way, but my wife
served sponge cake, every time th,,y
came."
"One, dollar. suh,,, N�as the. relk�
The travelier handed over 'a dalla�r
Word was received of the death on
anuary 3rd at'Aneroid, Sask of Mrs.
and Mrs. Joe Murray and his brother
bill, and' th o- pDrter immediately burst
blin Dinsmore, orinerly E)lk Stephen-
,on, daughter the
'Thomas McKay and -many friends in
tbis v id ir ity for the two
A foreign' diplomat once walked
into voluble thanks. "Suh," h.0
"You are the M-st mail ivilro, has ever
youingest of late Mr.
nd Mrs. Ralph Stephenson ofAhe Go_
past weeks
' ' '
has returned to his home iqu Sehu-
utexpectedly into a, room whare
come UP tO my average.-
hien- Line, Stanley. Folllowing- their.
macheT. Ontarlo, to resume his luties
narriage they lived in Stanley' Wwci--
in tibe Gold mine.
P.One year and 1011 MOVeU,W -,HSK. � OL a —111 er rom here a(,LailamDd
0 Years a -go and has sincei,. resided the annual, meeting of * th McKiliop_
here. Surviving besides her husband, Logan, and Hibhert;,Tebaphone Co. at
re one son, James at Aneroid. The Dublin on Wednesday where aa us-
emains Were, laid, to reft'nn, Jantrary ual the 5 her dept dividend was ae-.
th in Aneroid. Cemetery. Marer t.o. the shareholdars. ,
Derniqe, Manley of the nursing'staf ' f
S�t. 'Mary's hospital Kitichener spent
McKILLOP', a day with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
William Manley.
Miss Marga Y
_Eqt Murray left PrIday
or Toronta where sha.baR secUred, a
WALTON
Miss Evlyn Murray is, visdtin.-
rierids in Kilrikora. 'Mr.,James BiishGp returnea Tuesklay
Miss Jean, Licliliter of Mitclic-11 is after spending a week at North Bay
1ie guest Of -,her cousin, Miss. Mary with, his daughter and brother, Wm.
TurraY. who,Js in a 'very low con-dition at the
present.
BRUCEFIELD 'Mr. Robert Fogall of Sask. is visit- 6
ing his father, Mr. Herilj�y Fogall 16 of
Notice eve rybod.1y.—Do' you want to Grey who is, getting quite; feeble.
elp'keep our Is-oldier boys, warm and Mr. H. Avery of WInite Dear, Sask.,
appy'? Thenj bring your magazines, was visiting Mr, J. Johnston, and other
apers, books,-etc,,'to Brucefield Red frionds last week. His, birth place was H�
ros,9 by the 23rd of January and the l6th. of Grey aind had not bam
,ave same a/t hotel. back since going West 33 years ago.
Miss, A)n-na Corndsh and, friend of He,was also a citizen. of Brussells.
ori�don spent the. weak -end at ber
om,e here.
Mr. Rapt. Aldwinkle, R. C. A. F., of KIPPEN
�ttawa fspeu,,t tbe week -end at (his
ome here. W. M. S. M eets
,Mr. and Mrs. C. Halsbeadi and Floyd, The W. M. S. met on Welnesdra:y
nd. Mrs. S. Halstead, of Stratford afternoon for their first mee�ting of the
Pent Sun!&,y with Mr. and Mrs. T. New Year and had a splendid attend-
Aheeller. ance. It was held at the home, of
MISE9 Doris Dutot -of London visited Mrsi. Allain Johnson.
t her home hero on Sunday. The ineeting was presided, over by
Mrs. W. MCKEnZie, of HeIUSall Is v1s- Mrs. J. Henderson and;. openled) wdth
Ing her father, Mr. B. Murdock. hymn '28. This was followed by the
We axe glad t6 report that Mrs, H. theme for the yIea.r "Living A Christ-
erry, who fell a, few weeks'ago and,
Will LiW' amd, iIh-e theme for January,
-a Way Through". Bible,
Urt her bead severely, is a littl bet- "Finding i�h C
w and, hope sbe will soon be fuljy study after w4hicli tbere was a respoa-
NcoveredL
sive reading, No. 696 in the Hymnary.
The Bible reatittigs, were takw, by
Irma, Ferguslon. MrIs. T. Workmn-,
BLAKE and MrsL Mondeth, 6ne vers�e of "0
Word! of God. Intern -ate" was sung
Wedding herl's axe, ringing? between. e4.cb Bible read -Ing.
Many from� the BrMson Line and The topic taken from "WRnesses NE CENT a Word
ciPity"Ottendled, the Sbantz-IZo.pV in, Japan" and being tbe,Life Of Dr.
e(Ming at the Mennonite Church, avid Mrs. Norman, was In charge Of 0 (minimum 25c) is
a Jb, Ton Wednesday, Januai-y 15M. Mrs. Norman Alexander. She. was
riv
Mr. 4 Poster in u1n. the sick, list, his aissisted by Mrs. J. Fergus -on, Mors,. A all that it costs you for ::tK
aniy friends wish: him a speedy re- M-cMurtrie and Mrs� 011andler. MTsL
)very. Henderson read, a reading on �"Ojnd- a classified ad. in The iV,
MY.',and Mrs. Roy McBride and Mr. Ing The Way Through," Bible study,
�Im. Finlay and Mrs. 11 N. FinJay an.r H)flmfn, Break Thou The, Bread of. Huron Expositor. An
liter were visiting relatives near Life, was sraong am)d Mrs. Ifendersou,
ey last week. gav6 the closing prayer. Lunch was
Ts.
Mansan_and Miss Beatrice hold served by ChIde No. 2. Ad. that each week will reach and be read oy more
than 2,000 families.
If you want to buy or sell anything, -th6re'1jJ1,a
WON
cheaper or more effective waythan ushig an
tot classified ad. Phone 41 Sealorth.
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