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THURSDAY
FINAL DAYS IN WHICH TO SHARE
SAT[JRDAY
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BARE IN's"
WOMEN'S COATS
The Smartest Fur Trimmed Models $19.74, $25.00, $40.00 to $75.00
SCARFS, SWEATERS
Warm Underwear 49c, 88; $1.19.
WOMEN'S FUR COATS
Best Grades Only --- Hudson Seal, Muskrat, French Seal --- $125.00, $149.00, $200.00 and up.
Comfortable Hosiery 49c, 69; 98c, Stylish Gloves 69c, 98c to $1.56.
Meat's Overcoats $16.85, Young Men's Suiti $16.00. Boys' Overcoats $9.85 and $11.75. Smart Caps $1.88. Forsyth Shirts $1.49.. ; Warm Sweaters $1.49
$1.25 Ties, 2 for $1.25. Lined Mitts 49c and 98c.
2 large Tins. Salmon 29c. 5 bars Naptha Soap 18c. New Peas, 3 for 29c. 4 McLaren Jelly Powders 23c.
GREAT SALE CLEARANCE OF BEDROOM CURTAINS, SWISS CURTAINS, PANELS, NETS AND DRAPERIES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ONLY.
75c Brooms 39.
20 Ib. Sack Sugar $1.17.
CAPS, KNITTED WEAR
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WHITECHURCH
Me. and Mrs: Robert Bell and Thel-
ma and Elmer, also1grr. Patrick Mur-
phy of Dobbington, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr, and :Mrs. Victor Em-
ee:eon.
Mr. Tom Morrison of 'Toronto,
motored up and spent the week -end
with 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 'F3.
Morrison,
Miss Tillie Alexander of St. Aug-
Sistine spent a few days last week
with Mrs. A, Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McInnis and
-three 'children' of Culross visited on
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John McInnis
s:f Langside,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Amherstburg
accompanied by the tatter's mother,
Mrs. R. Y. Carrick, who has been vis-
iting i with them for r. l - month,
w t o the past
spent Sunday at their home here. Mr.
nrxd , Mrs. Clark returned home on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.' Johnston Conn and.
Rubyvisitedon Sunday withand
Sday Mr.
Mrs. Gordon Elliott.
Miss Ada:Aitcheson of Chesley has
Vincen .visiting wtlr;lxer aunt., Mrs.' W,
Taylor. Ernest and Florence spent Sunday . Mr. Robert Carrick had the good
Mr, Scott Paterson of Toronto,
'spent the, week -end with his father,
Mr. F. McK. Paterson.
Mr. George Wightman and Ivan,
Mis May Wightinan and Mrs. J. Brig-
ham and children of Blyth spent Sun-
day with their parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Chas. Wightman. can visited on Sunday with her moth -
Mr. Fred MacDonald of Lucknow er, Mrs. A. Foxe
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Kirk of Seaforth. •
The Ladies of the Women's Insti-
tute are, having a furnace installed in
their hall and are having a brick
chimney built this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton of Lu -
spent tlz'e week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Thus. Hill visited on
Will Conn and Mr. and Mrs. Hardie f Sunday with her uncle, Mr. Will Mc -
Simpson. :Burney of Teeswater.
Quite a. large crowd gathered in I4i•. Eli Jacques suffered another
the Sunday School room of f -the Unit- heart attack last week, from which
ed Church 'here on Friday'evening for he is improving,
c a lows en oc. ta ' ter a s ort
th H 1 S 1 Af h Mr. Hugh David. Henderson is im-
musical progam, games and contests proving from his recent nervous
were started under the leadership of .breakdown,
Mrs, Victor Emerson, after which a Mrs. A. Reid left last Thursday to
lunch of'. pumpkin pies and sandwiches '
p p p e sa � i d f d y ' h h d gh
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pen a en a s wither au ter,
.was much enjoyed by all• 1 Mrs. .F3alfour of Lucknow.
Mr. and•Mrs. Joe McInnis and .Mr, Quite a number from here saw the
Gordon McBurney of Teeswater, parachute balloon go over the vil-
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G lage on Sunday.
Harkness. Friends from Ripley called on Sun -
Quite a few from here are expect- day on Mrs. Eli Jacques and she
ac-
ing toartend the i.b.M: banquet ccsanied them to visit with rc1
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to
be held in the United Church in tives in Harriston for the day.
Dungannon en Thursday evening. . Mr. Duncan Kennedy is finishing
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft and up his threshing this week.
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COME ALONG . EVERYBODY TO
GREER'S
BIG - SHOE - SALE
NOW GOING' AT TOP SPEED!
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE REAL MONEY
ON HIGH QUALITY FOOTWEAR.
MEN! WOMEN! BE`PREPARED!
SLEET AND SNOW STORMS ARE COMING.
SHOES!
SHOES!
FOR EACH AND EVERY MEMBER IN YOUR FAMILY
NOW AT -
MASHING REDUCTIONS -=--
HURRY? HURRY!
YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT. COME!
HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS GLARING AT YOU IN THE STORE.
WOMEN'S and MISSES'
GOLOSHES
Right at the Height of the
Season. All Rubber or Cloth
Material in assorted colors.
Pick them, out at
$1.89
tinglimowellarkileiminsipigerlatimeimmiternammenemkrms
LATiig$' lst QUALITY
RUBBERS
NOW ON SALE AT
c PAIR
MEWS SOLID LEATHER
WORK BOOTS
Panco or Leather Sole.
Just a real good Shoe 'now at
$2.89
MEN'S CALF
OXFORDS
Men! If ;you are looking for
a Real Bargain, Here it is at
98
WOMEN!
Don'tiVliss to see our Spec
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ial
Bargains in Straps,
Pumps and Ties
SLIPPERS
Out They Go at
1.98
CHILDREN'S
RUBBERS
Right now you need them.
Pick them out at
49c PAIR
CREEK
Where the Good
shoes cone from
WINGHAM
fortune to get two wild geese last
Mr. Robert Mowbray is working
at the cenrent,werk at Mr. Henry Me -
Gee's .
Mr, A. H. Green has hired with
Mr. J. D. Beecroft for the next few
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Winner Nicholson,
and son, of Auburn, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Suth-
erland.
The trustees of S. S. No. 10, Kin-
loss, are opening their new school on
Wednesday, November 12th. at 2 p.m.
BLUEVALE
The regular meeting of the Wo -
m• n s1tstttut will1 be held,on n '1'hurs-
day afternoon, November. 13th at the
home of Mrs.. Jos. Breckenridge. Roll
Call—Using Odds and Ends of Food,
Cloth and Soap.. The report of the
Annual Convention at Harriston will
del tes. A a er
t e a
be given by he, ,delegates., paper,
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The Value of Self -Control will be giv-
en by Mrs. (Rev.) A. E. Mann. The
ladies of the comtnuuity: are always
made welcome by the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs Ti: 'F. Garniss and Mr.
F. 13. Scott and Idiss Olive Scott vis-
Seaforth friends this week.
Duncan McDougall and Miss Mar-
garet McDougall and Allan Garniss
spent Saturday at Stratford.
Mr, McKay of the Canadian. Soo
and a student of Knox College oc-
cupied the pulpit in 'the Presbyterian
church on. Sunday, •
Mr. and Mrs—Be Hetherington and
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Gallaher and
son, Billie, :n]otored to London, and
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Hetherington.
Mr. David Hall and Miss Margaret
Hall of Hamilton, and Miss Morphy
l find Mr, Roy Lowe of Listowel, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Jas.
Masters.
Mr, and Mrs, John Mundell and
Miss Hazel were week -end visitors at
Drayton.
Mr. and. Mrs, W..Mathers and fam-
ily of Newton, .spent the week -end
withthe former's parents.
Messrs. Ted Elliott and Ray Benin -
ger were appointed to attend the Tor-
onto Winter Fair, in -the Boys' Judg-
ing competition.
Mr. John Kirton and Miss Bella
Kirton spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs. Wm. Michie in. Morris,
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Gallagher
spent the week -end with friends at
London.
On. Friday evening a very pleasant
evening was spent -in the school .roorn
of the United Church when the Y. P.
held a Hallowe'en Social. ,There was
a good turnout and a large number
carne in costume, dressed as spooks,
tiiritches, ete., and the ones; in costume
formed up and marched around the
village streets then returned to the
ehureb„ again. Prizes were given for
the several groups and the evening was
thee spent:in games, etc. At the close
lunch was served.
":".:The other night Wiwi, Nicholson
tnet with a slight accident with his
car -'and was unable to get home with
it and had to leave it on the roadside
until the next morning, When he re-
turned to get it he found that the
battery, tires, bulbs, ec., had been all
stolen off it.
Mr, 'ilios Hemphill chipped a tar
of split peas to Kingston, Jani ica,
on, "Saturday.
Mrs. Wm, 13ravitter of Toronto is
spending a few days with Mrs. Ar-
thur' Shaw: V
Mt°. tarry '114,t lard .spetttx a few
'.days with friends 'at Detroit.
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Goderich
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Stew-
art on Sunday.
Mrs., Joe Little of Winthrop has
been visiting with- her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Geddes.
Mrs. David Scott ;spent a week lvith
friends in London.
Mrs. Bone of Goderich and daugh-
ter, Gertrude of Buffalo, were calling
on old friends in the village on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Coke spent Sun-
day with their two daughters in Strat-
ford.
Mr. and Miss Lawrence of Mitchell
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Yule.
Miss E. Goodall has returned to
her home in Toronto leaving
her lit-
tle friend, Burna Byers, with Mi. and
Mrs.. R. Yttle for the. winter.
The Hydro men are very busy put-
ting up poles through the village, and
some people are getting their houses
wired.
The Young People's ' Society of
Knox United Church, Belgrave, held
its annual Hallowe'en party in the
form of an OId', Spooks Masquerade,
lin the basement' of the Church on Fri-
1 flay evening, October 31st,
The guests were met at the door
by ghosts who conducted them
i t.hrough. "the House of Horrors" --a
!dimly lighted circuitous route, wend -
ling its ghostly way through the vat:-`
ious rooms in which were weird
roanin s, grinning pumpkins, graft
yards, weeping, barking erf dogs arid,
at every turn skeleton ,hands reaching
out to clutch one. Arriving at length
in the brightly lighted and gaily de-
corated basement, where all manner
of spooky creatures were roaming
about.
A program was givers, consisting of
The Hallowe'en Story, Orchestra
numbers, Readings, choruses, mouth -
organ and violin selections, rounds,
etc. One feature was the Grand
March to decide on pile prize winners,
the judges being Mrs. Forbes, Miss
Stella •Nethery and Ittiss M. Arm
strong. Six prizes were awarded to
the following: Aged Couple, Mrs. C.
Campbell and Dorothy Stapleton;
Handsome Couple, Mrs. McCallum
and Mrs. Wright; Spooky Costume,
Miss Florence Scott; Modern, Bob.
Coultes; Original, Jack Coultes; Com-
ic, Glen Bruen. Lunch was served of
sandwiches, pumpkin pie, doughnuts
and coffee, after which the old fam-
iliar hymn "Blest be the tie that binds,
was sung.
Mrs. Stewart of Toronto; is spend-
ing, a few days with her father, Mr.
John Stewart,
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Forbes of 3rd
line of Morris, have moved into Mrs.
Owen's house in the village,
Na a under this, is a' bad year-- T The,
semi of the figures 1=9-3-0 is thirteen:
A reputation for ;wisdom rnay' be
acquired by applauding the opinions
of your. neighbors.
Dont' howl if you occasionally get
it in the neck; be thankful that you
are trot a giraffe;
ASHFIELD
Born—To Mr. Red Mrs. Nelson
Raynerd, a, daughter, on Saturday,
November 1st, Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. George 'Lane attd
fatriily spent Sunday afternoon' with
Mr. and Mrs. Will McLean, Saltford,
tot n'—To Mr, and Mrs. lJotiald
Ivtcl af+zrz dth tort:, on `I'httrsda.y, Oe
toper ,2Srd, Aa` daughter, cougratttla-
1 Mr. and Mrs. ' Cecil Mullin and
children' of Lucknow, spent Sunday'
afternoon with their uncle' and. aunt,
Mr. and -Mrs. John -Mullin
^
The funeral of Ann Irwin, bolotied
wife of .James Edwards of" 'Dungan-
non, was held on Monday afternoon,
October; 27th : from the farlily resi-
dence. , :The late Mrs. Edwards was
71 years of age, "they had lived for
many years on the gravel' road near
Belfast. She leaves to mourn het- :loss,
two sons' and two daughters, Robert
of Los Angeles, William' of Toronto,
Mrs. Jordon, Belleville, and Mrs. 'Sen-
ior of Toronto. There are also eight.
brothers and one sister, William. of
Wiarton,. Robert of Kincardine, Thos.
of Paisley, Henry and Arthur of Sas-
katoon, Hamilton of Vancouver,Jas.
(a half brother) of Thorndale and,
George of Dungannon and Mrs, Eliza-
beth Miller, Los Angeles. We extend
our sympathy to the. bereaved.
Mrs. Cyril Campbell, Louis and
Harry, spent the week -end with her
brother, Mr: Wm. Roulston, . near
Ripley. '
Word was received here- on Sattrr•-
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day of the death of Mr. John ` Hutchi-
son, a former resident of 9th con. of
Ashfield. The: funeral was held Mon-
day afternoon, in Colborne Cemetery
We extend sur sympathy to the be-
reaved relatives. -
ROUP
Cinnamon, ContaNiaxi. Foul
Poultry Daasasa
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Gould y , dalhardbh adk.
lug canker spots.
1insatnisst.--1.1se Pratt ilCenp%Mats
acterdiaitGo dfrOtioss.
PitICS
• ROUP. TABLETS
SAVE THE •FLOCK
Sold by all Dealers
Writs far ilsoful poyitry
Pratt Food1PCa
Co.Go: of Canada, Lid.
32a Calm, Aro., Triose,
NEW
LYCEUM: THEATRE
WITH 100. PER CENT. TALKING PICTURES
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November. 6;- 7 -and -8 -
Hoot Gibson
Sally Eilers ;
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"TRIGGER TRICKS"
A Universal Western.
Comedy - "RAIDO KISSES"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 11, 12
Charles Farrell, Janet Gaynor
Lucien Littlefield, Louise Fazenda
in
"HIGH SOCIETY BLUES"
A musical romance of High Society with the'stars
who played "Sunny Side Up".
TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT
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PRICES FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Men's Rubber Boots, with Red
g Soles, in all sizes, .... $3.45 per pr.
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Women's Rubber Boots, in all
• sizes $2.25 per pair
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"0-` . Misses' Rubber Boots, Sizes 11,
12r 13, 1 and 2 $1,9$ per pair
• Children's Rubber boats, sizes
Sato 1011- ...... $1.75 per pair.
Men's Urns Xip Work Roots,
asplendid boot with Panco sol-
es, either . Black or Brown at
..... $3.45 per pair
Men's Work Boots in Brown
Chrome Split Leather, , Parfet,
soles,. all sizes $2,75 per pair
Men's heavy Work Rubbers, "C
eyelet; all sizes ..,2x25 per pair
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