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()Ur Big Sale till Saturday Next, Naveltxtil�ezl° t4tl °
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Overcoats, Suits, Swea..
ters, Ulsters, Underwear,
1111 Shirts, Sp ek s, Collars,
Neckwear, .Gloves, Over
ails, ,Mackinaws, :• Fur
Cc ats,Scarfs, • flats, Caps
and Braces.
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All "Reduced 20%.
Mitionininn
Corselets, B r a s s i eres,
_ Corsets, Sanitary Belts,
Aprons, etcall reduced
20 Per Cent
Mossfield Wool Blankets
for 9.48
S.t otch Fingering Yarn
at ; 1,14.
Best Factory Yarns.. ..89c
Dahminioai Sugar .6.39
Overalls & Smocks, best
quality,triple,sewn, gar-
ments each 2.39
Sewing Thread, Coats'
200 yd. spools, 3 for 23c
Natural P o n g ee Sills,
Green Edge quality, per,
• „ 48c
lieu's -Fleece Shirts anti
0 Drawers 79c
p twity is. yours to make Big
N our Winier, needs ttlt King ' ",:ros. lig Sales
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Fpr t urs omens and
Persian Lamb Coats , i� 8
Hudson Seal Coats
Muskra i Coats
• French Seal Coat's
Trimtaed'and'
Untri nmed Styles -
King's Saying Prices
2•?)0 % Reductions
More lee Guesses
200;' of Them
They cost nothing yours
for the -&skiing - Make the
right guess and win two -suits
of ,UnderwearFree. p ,
4 yd. wide Linoleum
for ' 3.29
Best wide Ginghams 27c
Turkey Red Chintz...23c
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'or Saturday;:
Sonia—Sale
1000 bars Comfort, Gold '.
Sunlight, Palmolive P. -
G.
-G. and Infants' Delight,
per .bar Sc
Green Corn Brcorns 480•
Choice Dates, 2 lbs...21 c'
Kellog''s Corn Flakes
3 gor° ...'°•_. 28c.
Crepe Toilet Paper,
6 for 23c
Extra Black Tea 48c
Shredded Wheat. ,,,, 1Qc
Sta 's ',Blue ,Label
:_Shirts rand Dr'awe`r 2.29
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Coats, Dresses, Suits,
Wraps, • Blouses, Neek
wear, Hosiery, Gloves,
UnderwearkSilks, North.
way Garmerias, Furs an4
Fur Coats,' Dress Goods,
Coatings; ,
20% : Saved on all.
Ladies' Hosiery
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'Heavy Co m b ed Lisle -
Hoge •.,:59c
Silk and Wool Hose 98c
'Pure Cashmere Hose 79e'':
Boys' or Dinh' :'Worsted
Hose 49c
Ibex Flannelette 'Blank-
ets; for ..2.39
White Saxony Flannel
etre ..... , 24.c
All'°I;inexa Toweling1Sc
vosuemin
Shredded Wheat :....10c
Boys' Wool Pullovers,
with collars or 17 necks,
Navy and Browns... 1.98
\ Winsome Maid and Pen-
-.- man's guaranteed Silk
Hose' 1.49
Marquesite,euriains -27
pairs of Ivory and Beige
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qe$3wt~ e and 1
•iMarnsertuvon,le regiulair ,'price
7.50, per pair' ' 4.39
Penman's Boys' Pleed
Underwear •
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BLUEVALE
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LUCKh1'QW
The SacraRrlrentof the Lord's Sup-
per was dispensed in the Presbyter -
Tan Church here on. Sunday morning
by Rev. 'C IT,. MacDotnalcl, pastor of
the Church, A large number united
with the ; church ,by profession of fai- Mil u
th and. 'by...certificate, this being -..the ,I
first conurrn iou since' the roth oft W
June, the church being wiitout a pas-`
tor until recently, • Preparatory ser-
•vices were 'held . Wedniestlay, Tllurs-
'day Friday evenings acid Saturday af-
ternoon ,by',I- 4v.- McDonald and Rev.
James of:Lucknow, Rev, McCullougiii.
of Kincardine and Rev, McKay of
Walkerton respectively,.
A partial list of those home over
the •holiday were Mr. and Mrs, Steele,
McKenzie of Kitcheiier; Hari'y Alton
of Walkerton; Marjorie Douglas of
Toronto; Eldon Reid of London; Wil-
fred Murdoch of Toronto; Austin
Reid of •Hapsver; Alma Alton of Ay
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- DRESS FLANNELS $i.5o yd
iTi' " French Twill Flanzxel , izI an
• All Wool 'quality,: 54 'in 'wide;'
ii Copen, Paddy, : Pansy, Rusk,
Cardinal, Navy,,'Flame, King's- Blue and Fawn, wonderful va-
- lue at this price• $x,5o yd
A dance was held 'in the town hall,
Monday night and 'as usual drew . a
tlaege crowd, "4Music was furnished by
O MacKenzie's .five piece brcliestra ref
® Ripley.
Miss Elrinia- Uquhart and Miss; Le-
na Robinson, visited at Miss 'Urqu
hart's home riear,Tverton:
The remainder of this `correspon-
dence is ,crowded out this week along
with othernewsy budgets, but will ap=
pear in our next issue:
• BELMORE
yI'2rs (.ev.) `McKenzie is a Toronto
vi,rtor for. '.two weeks~ and attending
the convention.Miss Hazel Dickson of Toronto is
visiting under the parental roof.
Thea Foresters held their' annual Oy-
ster supper, re„cently at the ,horne of,
Mr:Wm. Edwards., A good time is
reported.
A very painful' accident. befell Mr.
1 Herb Schiestel one• ' day last week,
While engaged in feeding'the Thrash-
ing machine at Robert Ballaghs, his
hand was arawn in, his fingers were
'badly 'torn. Dr, Gillies dressed the
wounds; ``We ,hope he nray suffer no
inconvenience from •ais `mishap.
Mr. • Gordon Mulvey, is assistng at
the chopping 'mr 1:
Minnie Je fray visited with.. Mrs.
'R'ae and Mrs.- ` McTavish; Wroxeter
last week': '.
a ' Perhaps people: in olden times were
711 not as. fond of. goose flesh,,.as they are
®`nowadays. , We read. of. Belshazarr's-
la feast and wine 'being served,: but it
makes no -mention of fowl, . at'. this
® "memorable occasion. -
Mr. and; •Mrs. Herd and family,
spent Thanksgiving at Hallidays,
versdale and igiss Collins'at h%- borne
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jvale, held: their meeting at the home
Mrs, ., r�vii>er of Toronto, spent" a lof Mrs,A. Moffatto with twenty-two
few days -with relatives here. • i lathes present. The meeting was .op-
ever by singing• hymn 417 and Devo-
Mrf` and Mrs. John Anger. and• fa- 'tional e>Iercise led; by the' Vice-Presi'
mily of Fergus, spent the week -end 1 dent
,'Mr's.': P. McEwen. The' Scrip -
With ` Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGee,' Lure •lesson from Acts 'aoth., C,hapei-,
Mr, Philip Thomas of Toronto, was was read by Mrs. 5.• Mundell. -.fter
up for a few, days visiting old friends. the tusijre•ssk dr�scussion an excellent
Mr. s I-Iarvey Messer • of Toronto ;the
was given by `Mrs., R. F. Gars -
was hone over the weekend, • Ii:ss' on 'the life of John Calvin.: The.
Mr. and Mrs. Rbbt. •McMichael• and .rneetingg •was% closed' with hymn 595,
family. of Kitchener,, spent. Thanks` followed 133/prayer by Mrs. E. Nichoo.
giving with •the forrner's parents here." I Collection, amounted ,to $9.„80.. A•
17r. and. Mrs. Bert Badman of Tor- beautiful duet was rendered by Mrs.
onto,',spent a few days .with relatives A. Coombs and Mrs. ,A. 'Moffatt;':en-
here:" ', 'titled I'm a ?ilgrirnd', after which a
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1VIt. and; Mrs. A. L. Cooper, sp Sunday "With relatives/at New •Ilam The W. M. $.• will 111314 their'Thal*bur r , (Offering Service in the' Hall oh Sun -
'dainty lunth was'served.
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Miss Marion Fisher td of Tonto,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
tat Rapid City/ z9
Mr. ,, P. 'Wheeler a machinist for
the Sawyer. and 2 assey Co. of Brant -
;ford; while' travelling from Lucknow
'to :Ra,Rid •City in his coupe car was
ilnit by the. Freight train, coining from,
Kincardine'at/the, Rapid City crossing
bn the C. N. F.. •.His car was com-
pletely wrecked and how he escaped-
with, a few'-sliglit cuts on his head
and hands is a miracle.
• Our Mail Courier an Route 6, • is
'weaing a smile these • days since' the
`King' Governrnent,. leave granted them
six holidays in 'the year. We feel
sure under Meigheri Government the
Mail Couriers will 'get a -•w mid-weekholiday, to go them one better,
t 7.30
Mr. and Mrs. Peter King, are ^spend- d
ay
in a couple of months with relatives a asevCnioagi, .Field, Secretary,,' will add
dress the meeting'
'Mr. ,".phos. Haddow sof Sirncoe,
spent a few days with his dattghter,
Mrs. A. Coombs.
Miss Laura Holmes of Wolverton,
spent Thanksgiving, at her home here.
Rev, A. V, Walden, preached a very
fine Thanksgiving sermon on Sunday,
Which was very much enjoyed by ail
n-esent,
at New 'York.
Mr, and 'Mrs, It. Musgrove, 'visite'd
RAPID CITY
Rev., Jt James • of South Kinloss'
Presbyterian Church, delivered a very
impressive and appropriate •sermon ” to
the Orangemen of 'L. 0..L 2128 I uck-
now and visiting ; b•l,•ethren at Rapid
City,, South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church on'Sunday 'evenng• last.
friends at St Helens flus week • Mt;: Alex' Phillips ,and • Mrs. >Jas,
Mr. R. Johnston, ‘shitipcd' a car of klodgins 'of • Stratford, spent a `few
hogs toTor-oltto &Turd& `. , days Ott their farm in Rapid' City, nor -
weather to get up the,r'turnlps. and, Mr; William McNall met 'with' • a
F I ne are ' n'ti
oualy awaiting fine th, 1ast week a
potatoes, tile -apples ,which are on the very painful accident, 'Anile starting a
trees are us,ltess owing to the con- gaS engine at his brother Roberts of
'tinned heavy frosts, • Rapid City, having tut'e'e of his .(ing.
On Thursday Nov: 5th., the W, M. ers ,busted open, between the fly
S. of the Presbyterian Church, Blue,.
wheel and the frame . of the engine
"l4.14,4.4
Glaring"
Light.:
,Dangerous fa'
the eyes
Tone•Ll to Iesaca brh r; real
- ° ai/NbiIB Cryue contfo[t by protocdn(X
your eYen ib's' the danCtt-
'" one' tritta,vtolct rayn atwaye prtrint In atrong or
glaring light. Ultra,vlole't rave alvtayb awe akaattain and often aau,ee eataraeG
if yon ars not ehjoying the eorafort that whin, "
from mearirl& Tonc•t,1to leheott, are na at MVO.
Loam about the aldrantirgti 01 dila Wohderfnl nett`
Innatdcorotn6fititdbiru11loadinaeoaohtlaFklncludiatl
Sit Oliver IWdtc. ,
7 oittor than Ai•bokes- nq ooge*.io rre<an'
M41.ohtit tetade+-a a1 ok otee
(troth aim.* Aditt1+1:
Glasses wade'. to all doctors''
prescriptions.
d11.. Wilkinson
Ophthaltriic Optician
hone 107. Winghara, Ont„
eitinpaign Work•.in Full Swing
Campaign work for Boy's Election
is now in++'full swing. The, candidate
Roy I,[cLeod and Campaign Managers
T. Robertson'and E. J Bennett, visit-
ed I ordwich,' Gorrie, Salem and Wro-
xeter Sutday' Schools last 'Sunday and
organized the boy's classes so' as to -
allow their' names to be put on the
voter's,l�ist. The boys expect to visit
Loncleslitrp, Blyth and Brussels nett
Sunday.:. The '-Voters' list closes Nov.
17,'ss, `aii one who can. help us' to
complete` this list should get in tote
'ch .wr6any oflthe above boys• .
BORN •`•
Rdgar.=-In. Morris, on Saturday; Oct.
31s,t, to Mr. and Mrs.' George Edgar
a son.' •
Canpbe11-1+acDonaId-0n Saturday.
Nov 7tli" at St.. Andrew's' Manse by
the Rev. Or. Petrie, Isabella Mac -
`Donald; William . J. Campbell,
both' of, •the township of, ,Culross.
Mr. Cairipbell is Master of Wing
tram L.' O. L. ;`,To. 794.
IN MEMORIAM
Iar loving memory of Mrs. Hatnber•t,
Sii.3oder, (Etta Elliott) who passed,,
away,' Nov. I3th., 1918.
Time moves on, and we're reminded,
Ofthe day our hearts were crushed,
''When Gocl,poolt you, oh,'; sa quickly,
And; we all, in gloom were thrust.
It was hard to)pse you, Etta,
But God, •whookno'weth best,
Held out his loving arm'sand said,
"Come unto rine' and rest."
—Father, Mother Sisters and Brothers
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WHITECHURC%I •-•
112` Alden Pur•don, returned from
the Weston Saturday, after spending
the last eightmonths. at Sihipson,
Sask. 171
Mrs, John McGee of Belgrave IS 0
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visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Henry Mc-
Gee. . .
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and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Miss
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Margaret and Robbie of TOrolito,
spent the, week -earl. at the home of
leer' sister, Mrs, Jos Tiffin.''
Miss 'lean Egleston, returned from
Windsor, One: day last week.
Mr. Roy McGee, returned froth En-
diadg, .Alta., on Thursday last,
14liss Evelyn Gaunt of 'Owen Settird
'spent the weelt-end at her hbix,e 'here
Messrs Robert' Carrielc,, JohnPur-
'CHECK FLANNELS $r.95 yd..
Fine qualityall; wool 'check
Flannels in Fawns, Greys, Card-
inal, Brown and Rusk, 54, in.
• wide, regular value 82.50, spec-
iaily priced at $i.g5 yd.
HOSIERY
Special values in ladies Silk
and wool hose in the new fall
▪ shades in , Plain, Fancy and
Stripes, $r.00 to .$r.5o
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FANCY CREPES ;$z.49
New effects in Silk acid Art
Silk Crepes in all the leading
colorings and shades, 33 inches •
wide, reg. $z.00, special $1.49 yd
SCARFS
A splendid range of Scarfs for
Fall and Winter wear in, Silks,
Crepes and Woolens in a great
variety of patterns 'and color-
ings
STRIPED FLANNELS l;z.5o1
Extra fine...., quality_ all.. wool.
import Flannels, the sea'son's
newest in striped•effects of,
Fawn,; Brown, Grey Copen,
Sand, Navy and Black, 54' in.
wide, special at $a.5o yd.
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dor, Kenneth Weaver,'. Thos;' Rowt-'
cii£fe and Amos'Cornelius, spent , a
couple of'days last week, shooting
wild geese in Ashfield. `, •
Miss Olive Terriff: of Wingham`
Hospital, spent the week -end • at • h'er
home here.
Mrs. Thos. Moore, spent last week
the home of the bride's parents, with
only, the immediate • friends present..
The best wishes of `a host of friends''
go with the happy couple to. thefr
new home.
Miss Barbara Weir of Stratford
Normal, spent the week -enol at the
home of her' parents; Mr. and Mrs.'
with', her sister, Mrs.' Jack Henderson 'Fred.Davisdn.
of Earamount
,Mr.: Elwyn Moore of Palmerston,
spent, last 'week with .fees uncle; Mr. TENDERS WANTED
Arthur Moore. _ Tenders will be received up to Nov.
Married --0n Saturday, " Nov. 7, at 21, for' the position of caretake of
the parsonage, Lucknow by Rev, T.-. Wingharn Arena for the winter,
Wesley Cousins, Robena Frances, old- State weekly pay desired.
est daughter of. Mr. and "Mr§. Daniel Duties to be as named by'the Di -
Martin, East Wawanosh to Mr. Ro- rectors. •
best Stewart; of West Wavvanosl In I Abner Cosens
the €vening a reception was held at,J Secy.-Treas.
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TOMISIO
100 Overets ` pnrchased fr r,11E1 one of the
best Plot'';ntreat-Man ulncturen°s, all the
newest Myles tobe cleared out
to One Days' Sellm
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$35°00, :.,I d $40.00 vereoats' at'
$22a75
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Young Menn's ulster overcoats, 60 h the
- l0t° J►lt wooly do ts
, sizei
34 to 4at
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