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SEASONABLE 000DS
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MEN'S OVERCOATS $5.00 to $111.00
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Our stock of overrate never was more complete than it is at the
present time. Many new lines were added last week and early sold
MO. replaced and it la now one of the largest and beet .assorted stacks
ever offered tor your inspection.
Several new, nobby, lines to choose from at $10.00 -Boy's Over.
wits in all the latei,l;; atylesat from $3 50 to -$10 00.
Ilfe have ;deo just added to •ous stock another large shipment. of
M•en. "and Boy's Suits, Don't fail to see these before buying your new
Fall Suit
Rubbers --Axe you going to buy any Rubbers this fall r If .you are.
saveoneva nn them by buying them here we have the cheapest and
We hale the heat.
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deWomen's and Children's fine Rubbers, Men's and Boy's Heavy
FacelandBuckle Rubbers, hien'' Tong Rubber Boots,
•$Speck 1. prices on Boots, Blankets, Underwear, Hose etc.
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SOMETHING NEW
AND COQH IN
CHRISTMAS CARDS
CALL AND SEE OUR SAM.
PLES O1• CHRISMAS CARDS
IN WINCH YOU MAY RAVE
YOUR NAME PRINTED AS.
WELL. AS IIAVE ANY ONE
00 A . LIB+ERAI, SELECT. "
ION OF GREETINGS. THE
DESIGNS ARE AIITISTIO
AND THE PRICES ARE
MODERATE..
W. Q. FAIR CO.
Often Cheapest Always the Best
.SPECIAL
Dress Gdods •
93 yds dress goods
olll ea1e Saturday on.
ly, Panama, serge,
venetian, roxaoas &
poplin, colors, blue,
bieck, brown, red,
green, reg i10c and
$5c. Saturday
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It DAY S1oI Rcduclug SALE
Savings at this store
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Fur Ruffs _.....
and Muffs regular $2 and $3, ten.
urs only in the lot. Come early In the morning
for this huge bargain. Saturday ,choice 50c
IF YOU ONLY KNEW.
WHAT WE KNOW
• ABOUT OUR SHOES vo
WOULDr SURELY..PU: t' HERE
.In buying Shoes you bave.get to teke the dealer's word, for
you- can't :get at. the inside of the. Shoe to see what it is made of.
Things are done very "Slick" these days-blem-
• ishes and weak epees can he covered up so that
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only the expert can ' eliscover. them -little Sub-
stitutions are made here and there that lesson
the life of fhe Shoe Materially.
In our Shoesyou'avoid all • this -we are ,practical Shoe men
know ,positively what should be in a shoe at• a given price and in-'
Gist on having -it. We cannot affoid•Ao fool you for when we do so.
wefool ourselves. Our Shoe proposition is well worth looking into
noW. Eyery in footwear,' -•
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A Bargain Sale
Stoves
For the next two weeks•we will give a big .reduc-.:
tion on the following popular stoves for cash. If in
need of a stove call and 'get our prices.
Happy Thought .Range
Pandora. Range
Canada .Steel Range •.
Ideal and Marvel. . Range •
Radiant Howe with and without oven
Royal Oak Coal Heater, • Dandy Coal Heater
Acme Jewel and Special Oak CoaI Heaters:
A few second`"ban.d,coal heaters and one
small second hand furnace in good order cheap.
HAP,1.4.D CROS
STOVES and HARDWARE
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DESIGNS
In house furnishings
are in demand by .those•
of artistic tastes. A visit
nere will disclose .
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UNIQUE FURNITTRE
THAT IS DECORATIVE 1
but not overly dear. Merit is what wins' these'days,
and it's only merit that gives us our. liberal patronage
MERIT IN FURNITURE MERIT IN PRICE
The eneapeat spot In Huron County to buy all kinds of furniture. •
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Miss Hattie Pickett returned to ;Tor-
onto on•Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keegan of Bay.
field were in Pawn on Wednesday.
Rev, r, W. Cosens preached in Trin-
ity church, Sttratford, •on Sunday
last.
Me. W, %M. Clark of Toronto is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs.. J. E.
Cantelon, i •
Mrs, • Susan Ginn • and Mrs. David
Steep were in Goderich on Thesday
and Wednesday, ,t •
Mr. Kari Wilkin, who came Milne to
• attend the funeral of his knottier,
left for Calgary on Tuesday, •
Master Teddy Williamson, the boy
singer. of London, was the guest
. while in town recently of Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Cooper,
Mrs. Samuel -McGee and her yon,
James, of Port Townsend, Wash-
ington, are aietiting. at thehome of
her sister, Mrs. J. F. Wasmann.
Mr. and Mrs: Harry Falconer were in
town yesterday on their way from
Detroit 41) i1a Bayfield where they will
visit aanong old . fniends. for, smile •
tm1e; .
Mr. Alfred Goodwin' and daughter,
Miss Winnifred, returned home on
Monday night, after spending the
summer very pleasantly with the
former's sons, Victor and Douglas,
at McTaggart, ,Sisk.
Mrs. Young leaves next week for
Whitby, where she will spend a few
, weeks with friends. • She inPand/
going be. to Montreal for tthe Christ-
mas •feason and will spend the win-
ter with her daughter, Mrs. IV. P.
11fcInPosh of fiat • city.
Cook had the misfortune
Mrs.' W. • h .
one day last week. to slip on an
icy walk and fall, broaking.'`her
arm. • She is now: being• nursed at
the home of her brother, Mr. Peter
Cantelon. , Her many, friends. hole
the injury will not . lay her up very/
long.
Mr. Dave Crawford has iiaturned from
the •'west where he spent several
• •months;, the greater paed o ' the time
up around gdmonton.. Thi tail end
of his stay was at Griswold, Man.
Daveenjoyed himself fairly • well
but not having taken his furs weast
• he decided to comp back east . oefore
he shdok out Of his shoes. Nose that
he is here he - may bei sden in his
shirt sleeves ,and' yon might,, almost
fancy that he thoughe he was at a
simmer resort... -• •
London Road...
The Epwortra League visited the
House of Refuge on Tuesday . evening
and gave a program; • and afterwards
served refreshments. of ,app.as and
candies. •• • -
-Mrs. Will Stanbury has been :visiting
at Heasall;
• Mr t ;'George Stanbury spent a- few
days last .week with her daughter,
Mrs,- J. H. McEwen of Stanley;
Mr. Billy Reid of Stanley has been
over in this neighborhood with his
bean' thresher.
The . West End. Beef Ring wound up
its season'soperation af" a riveting
at S. S. • No. 4 on Monday, : evening.
The season lasted thirty weeks ` and
just so many beeves were sent to the
block, As they averaged 450 pounds
it will, be seen that •She Ring con-
sume,d seven tons or over of beef,
The • oiiicerts for the ensuing year are
as, follows •:
President, G. '13 'Hanley.
Vice, J. G. Crich,
Secre;.try, Ira W. Johne.
Treasurer, G. W. Layiton.
Committee, H. Crich, A. Stephen-
• son, Thos. Livingstone.
Inspectors; G. Crich, James Car-
nochan, Fred. Nott.
bespatcher, James Rivers.
Constance
The W. M. 5: of the Methodist
church held a sewing bee on Thurs-
day afternoon at Mrs. Robert Clarks,
Friday evening is to be missionary
rally. .Rev. Mr. rear of myth will
be one of the 'speakers and lane choir
wilt furnish the music.
The Forestcyo held P.ieir annual ball!
on Friday evening last. •
Mrs. John Britton is not improving
very tac,'t, we regret to report,
Miss 'Nellie Chesney as staying with
Mrs. William Britton and will prob-
ably remain for the *sinter.
11%r. Charles Riley arrived bon* front
the west fast week.
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Ladies Winter Coats
Less than Price
10 only ladies black
beaver and fancy tweeds,
mixture coats, semi fit.,
tink, convertiblecollars,
sszes 34 to 38 only, reg.
$10 and $12. Saturday
special sale $5.
Children's Coats
$3.50 •
Children's T w e e d
coats, velvet collars and
cuffs.; Those are splen -
,did coats for school wear,
reg $5 and $6. Batty..
day special sale $3, 50, "
• SPECIAL
Worsted. Hose
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.Boys' heavy wor-
eted Dose, black, all
sizes. 'Splennid line
for, children's over.,
stockings, Sat-
urday .40
Ladies Lama cash-
mere hose, all
sizes, 8acurday x46
Flannelette
Blankets
White flannelette
blankets with blue and
pink al -
may. w4 pped ends,laime
84 x 78, per pair special-
ly priced 1.35
Wool
Blankets
5 pair only wool
blankets, large size,
whipped ends; blue bor-
der, specially marked
for Friday belling at
1.68
Trimmed
Hats 9$c
We are clear-
ing out the bal-
a n c e of our
trimmed hats.
during sale days
-These are not
this fall's styles,
but are styles
carried over
from last season
and tor ordin-
ary wear every
day, just what
lots of women
want and think
'of getting a. $5. of $7 hat at the above price -
Come early Saturday for this is the only day
you can get one for- 98c, • ,
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Miilinery Hat Shapes 28c
Saturday we giveyou choice of any hat
shape for 28c.
Wool .Lined Gauntlets w
UNDER PRICED,
Ladies and Misses. B1'.k Wool
Gauntlets, Leather .palms,
wool• lined, a . good warm
hand coverinS for walking or
driving. During this special
sale, re;;. 00 for 35c, reg. 75
' foa 50c, reg. $1.00 for 75e.
Wool Tams`•25c.
'Women and Misses Wool
Tams in Bl'k, White, Brown '
and Fancy Colors, --Round
and Square Styles, Reg.- 50e,
75c. and $1.00. Clearing dur-
ing this Special Sale at 25c1
Prints at 5c. per yard*
During this Sale we will sell •
• Light and Dark Prints. full
width and heavy cloth sold.
every day at 10e, per yard,
English make at 5c. per
yard •
50c. !toques 23c. •
Boys and Girls' Soft Woollen
Toques in all the popular
combination Colors, half
� Lora.
and full length.: Regulet 50c •
Sale days, choice rit 39c.
Flannelette. Blankets
$1.35
25 only Flannelette blankets•
first quality. large size, whipped
end. 64 by 78, pink and blue bor..
hers. worth $1.75. Sale days
1.35
$1 Pan Velvets 62c
50 yds Pan velvet, 18 • in.
wide in grey, purple and blue on.
W. These are the balance of our
millinery stock and would snake
splendid coats for children.. reg ..
$1. Sale days .62
• `0 and 25c Satteen
15c
a 100 yds fancy art satteen,
Paisley and serowl designs, all
colors. 17 and. '36 in. wide, reg
20 and 25c. " Sale days .15
Doylies 5c Each
3 doz assorted doylies in
square, oval and round shapes.
Just a clearing up line, reg, 10,
15: and 25e, Sale days .0• 5
O •
dd Lace Curtains
25 percent." off-
100 pairs oddlace. curtains,
• one and two pairs to pattern,
some slightly soiled, all new this
seasonit
in white, cream and sero
reg.$1 up. to $5 per pair. l Sale
days 25 percent, off;
Applique Linens
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2 doz applique linens for
- shams, runners and table covers,
reg 29e. Sale days .19 ".
25 percent. off- Rugs,
Carpets. Etc•• -
Diming the sale days we will
give 25. percent, elf all rugs,
carpets, tapestry, . table covers,
mate and. matting. •
$1.25. Taffeta Silk
79c
100 yds Taffeta silk guaran-
teed, every yd good weight,high-
ly finished and will give splen-
did wear for coats and dresses,
reg $1.25. Sale days .79
Bearskin Coats for
Children Underpriced.
- We are clearing out the bal-
ance of our dur-
ing rskin coatsa o•
sale days as follows :
Regular $2.25 for 81.78
" 2.75 for 2 23
3,00 for 22.5
" 3.50 for `'298
" • . 4.25 for' 3:39
4,50 for 3:50
Linen Table Cloths
$1.50° 3
1 doz only separate` table
cloths, two good new • designs,
size 2 x 2t yds, worth $2. . Sale
days 1.50
. 15c Towelling 12%c
500 yds heavy crash towel-
ing, red border-
Reg 15e sale days 121ic
" 12ic " • 10e
" 10c "' 5c
Remnants
200 remnantsof dress goods,•
cottons, skirtings, sheeting, tow-
eling,'satteen, table linen, pritlts
Ginghams etc, • Sale days, half 1J
price.
Deep Cuts .in Um-.
'brellas
We have gone through our
t ofparasolsgg
stock, and
and laid out for quick'selling the
following lines ;•
Regular 51.25 -for .78
" 150 " 1,10
.r 2.00. " 1,25
" 3.00 " 2.00
Men's. Fur Coats..at Cost.
We are clearing 'out of Men's Fur Coats at
Cost and less: We do not intend. keeping up
this Departm't; hence the following deep cute:
0OON COATS, - . regular $8500; for $89.00
" - ., 50.00 :37,00
Brown C1AEF Coats " 25:00 1500 .•
GALLOWAY Coats " 35,00 29.00
25.00:. • 19.00
Black CURLY Coats " • 25,00 29.00
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00 :29..
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• BL,ACK'DOG Costa
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'Linen. Collars 5c,
Men's 4 -ply Linen Co,
lar•s, single and dounle
bands, assort'd sizes and
heights, reg. 20�. each,
Saturday 5c or 50c doz.,
'Ties 121e.
Men's Fancy Ties in
all the new shapes,, reg.
25c, 35c. andl50c., some
slightly soiled in win-
dow display, Sat'y 1120:
1.: Men's Ordered Clothing $25 for $21.
We have laid out ten Scotch Tweed apd English
Wonted Suits. all new colors and designs, for this sale
at a saving of $4 per suit, Made to your pleasure, best
trimmings, well tailored, fit guaranteed, Don't miss
this opportunity, Reg.' $25.00 for :$21.00..
Men's Ordered Suits $20, $22 for $17.
Ten good patterns of Scotch and English Tweed and.
Worsted Suitings to bb cleared out during sale. See
these in window. Reg. $20 and $22, for $17.b0.
Men's Stiff Front Shists 79c.
Men's stiff fronted Shirts in light and dark
colors, some open at front. others at . back, all
sizes, reg. $1.25 avid $1.50, Saturday 79c.
Men's Flannel Shirts 30c.
Men's dark striped. Flannel Shirts, with col-
lar attached, a good warm ,garment forwinter
wear, all sizes,'reg. 75c, Saturday 50c,
Men's Soft and Stiff Hats.
'Vee are Clearing up the
balance of the Hat Depart.,
merit at Cost• and less during
tlii Teri Day. Sale at the fol-.
fowing, Prices
MEN'S - -
Bl'k Stiff Hats $2.50 for $1.98
•• „ 200. • 1,50
Bj'k Soft. •' 2.50 198
" " . 200 1.50
" "' 1.50 ,1.10
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Odd Lot of -Soft Shirts 25c.
Broken lines in Men's and Boys' Soft Shirts, odd
sizes and patterns in light and dark `prints, to be •
cleared out during sate at 25c.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
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