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SELLINGVii_fiSALE!
WILL BE SOLD
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TO THE BARE, WALLS
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We have�had Wonderful.. Success during this Sale,.
-. itself that We ar"e Caving absolutely t.
which speaks for _
the Biggest Values that Money can buy to -day. 1.
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The more You buy, the more you save, whirl is good
Business . on Your Part.'
flys are offering navy specials to the Public," -and +
in order to benefit thereby you must come ften. x.
Coed Staple Goods selling at the low Sacrifice. Prices
is just why we are turning .this large stock into ready
Cash, in so short a time.
Cottle often and share in these never -heard -of Prices. '•
NOTE: HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR DRY APPLES
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ors, R+ann Sto;pbemau s Or.nist, 'MOIL.
Geo. ',Anderson; The linisinees wdis i
then taken, For 'next year's lteaaliif
the ladies are going to Weld their Ole -I
stings he the mei es of the, ladies of
the congregation„, The January 'ane-
etittg will be Heid at the home of Mrs.
W, Tanner. They are ,going,40 414 -
low the programme jin the Missionary
Messenger. The offering was then
taken, Mrs, .(Rev.. Comtel' 4osodthe
itprayer. T
meeting with h lie ladies
then had an afternoon tea .and a
contest guessing a ,photo that each
member treasured.
Miss Eileen Turner teacher in S
S.
ha ' Christmas Ne. .3,, H&�'» •as yang a
programme as the .sehooihouse on
Friday aftexmaon, .December 20th.
Everyone welcame.`
Quite a few took la the:J,aok Rab-
bit drives this week.' And •ail .report
the Jacks quite plentiful: •
Miss Elda Stephan ,of Clinton Bus-
iness: School spent the , w,eek--end at
her .hone here.
Mr. Clarence Reichert o .London,
spentthe week -end at his home:
Mr, and Mr's. Alf.. Beirl eat .held a
Birthday Party for their twin boys
on, Monday evening.
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1)19x28 Ford Coach $550.00 1928 Pontiac coach like new $675.00
• :1927 Ford Coach $275.00' •' .'1926' .Overland Coupe $390.00
„;3925 Ford Coach $150.90 1926 Chevrolet touring $200.00.
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1921 Ford Coachf$4O.00 =' 19 4(Studeb4ker toi1rii!'g $150.00
:192.6 dl oupe $225100'-'-' •1927 Ford Truck $275.00
;ARD TRUCK, 1923 AT , .0 . , ,,. • • .,.. 4. s : • *125•:00
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ZURICH EXETER. •W
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Roy Smale, alter visiting, tor, . a
couple of,weeks at his home here, re-
turned to Windsor.
Wm. Consitt wee in Tar onto,..;. the
past week. • :.
M,rs. Lee .Hedden, of Hamilton,and,
formerly • of our village, is here as-
sisting in the post office for the
Christmas rush: Her many- frien ds
are glad to see her.
Mrs. Sari. Steacj and ,son Jack" of
Detroit, were wisitors with. friends in
town.
Reeves .Turner of Goderich,, Hend-
erson of Morris,, -and Kennedy of Tu-
ckersmith and Robt. Johnston, of
Goderic,, ,were in town on Wednes.
day last:
Lawrence Heffernan' was in Lon --
to get an -��ay examination. he time. Made an investigation aiid fg-
has been in poor health • for- some and Simpson unconscious on the;
time and his' many friends hope for floor,
ster fin., Middlesex C9unty. I+Ier'
huaranel .:predeceased her' by' tWelvc
yceurs,. One sister and five brothers
setxvive. .
Bisset Bras, of Saltford Heights
Creamery., exhibited butter at the
Royal Winter Fair, `Toronto;, and
took four prizes, three firsts and one
third. They' took first for 14 -lb.
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Navugatioa - Closed a:t ' Codea�ich 70oi
week lex feutc:lOet and the winter 'Beet'
consists ' of elevelx' steamers, all oaf
whicbs aare• oval ed b1► Canadian' Steam-
ship Companies. „The severe cold and
and Sturrey weather last, week slow-
ed up navigation tum a great extent
and the formation of ice, especially.
it . up the lake, a:ddecl; tai -the difficulty
box salted, 1.1-1b, box unsalted, 14- of the vessels bound down the lakes.
ib. box October butter,,and third for 'Tim host, cress to, steam, into trio
rJune
butter. Their dune -made but-
ter
ter would'iio doubt have,,,,taken a hig-
her plce' had its not been: f er the un-
fortunate' " circumstances' that , some
foreign; 'tYbstance get into 'the box
a
ont
•at Z or o
white rpm stowage ,
discol-
oring rfat`t of the contents ,
M. and Mrs. George Eccleson, of
Grand Bend, left, on Monday last for
Toronto, where they will spend a
week with their daughter Elia, be-
fore going south. for the winter.
There passed to rest on Wecesday
evening last,'one of Hayfield's oldest
and most highly respected.citzens in
the person of Sarah Reid in her 85th
year. •
The` remains of the late D. Parkin-
son who died in.Florida arrived in
Exeter. on Sunday last, Mr. Rowe
going to London for same. The fun-
eral being held of Monday, interment
in Exeter Cemetery.
Mail service by' • airplane between
Leamington and • Peele Island • opened
the. other day with•Pilot Fitton, of.
London, and an' • Exeter boy,- as air
transport in charge of the plane. A-
bout ten tons of small mail and ex-
press were piled up at Leamington
post office and will keep the pilot.•,a-
going for a few days, as the can carry'
only 300 pounds at a time.
)Centralia and • community .were
shocked the .ether .day when it was
heard, that Kenneth Simpson, assist-
ant in Smith's chopping •mill, had les
right arm terribly • mangle,d, his arni
having been severed below the elbow.
Simpson' had asked, Smith. to take
his place. fora few zalnutee Svhile. he
went to the engine room. Mr. gosh
dol; on Tuesday last w-.._-• . @ " , IthtrilcinQ hg was an unusualy Logi
vim_. e,
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a a r
s the. Cbox• wa
G�od,ericlt• harbor
whichcarried a icargO of 245,000
bwshel•G of wheat Aar the• local Elev-
ator..
oinayssh'iet6 reOuttAV One i'nnttite4
es, 43,449; ,Mn aunt to Int, raised
ect, S10,900. or thereaboUts. • ,Tbo
,loal-Agrkultorat :i tepresentative poi~
Clinton reported; 'Considerable tithe
has been s1 e l installing ::dipping
tanks for :step, conducted dipping
!demonstrations and giving ; deinonstr
mations sof internal :'rations. Parasites:
`e'oiitnrol has come to 1,e necessary Part`
in sheep management. It can be safe
Iy said that mare losses to 'the sheep
;owners are slue to parasites than any
sthing seise The number of breeding,
;ewes in the totinty is almost double
what it us two years ago and we
believa: there is still "*omit for further
ideveilirpennuit"' An unusual, motion.
,was made during the session by the•
'reeve 'till' Bay sans! the'Deputy Reeve .
of Stepisen that the Dominion Gov
ernnnent be .mineralized asking an
increase in the xlut on beans corn-
ing into Caliada.Warden Ibees,.•
however, riled` tdotion out of or-
der; A resolution was •introduced re-
garding he keeping of all county
roads open d'or itralSc duffing the win-
ter. The matter was left in the hands
of the County ingineer. Next year
the Conservatives • are sup osed to
have the arming of a warden and it
looks as if the llauniur might ".go to'
Reeve Baelver of Brussels, should he
be returned. limott peeve Trewartha
,of Clinton., .anVl come: in for '• the •
honor.
Hurn County Council
Among the.. many ' +trausacti ons
which took place. •, at the December
setting of the $Burin'County Council,
we quote' the following: The Mat-
ter of Old Age Pensions came in for
a good deal of discussion, the comm-
e n%ftee having bad: much work in get-
ting the scheme inaugurated in the
county. Up to Dee. 1st there were
923 applicants received' by the com-
mittee. Of these '357 were recom-
mended by the committee and. 351
were passed - by the Provincial
Board. . 46 a ilications from . resi-
dents of the .Baron, County -Home
pasted by the ,Board: The estiui:a ed
amount which wail be paid in this. col"
unit' 101 be -491,200 of 'which Firs:
couait "'s share WHI be $18,240...Arr
a speedy recovery. Bert Doyle of Exeter, had the mis- i -
Chris. Rau, of Crediton was .in the fortune to dislocate his shoulder the •
village on Tuesday 'last visiting with other day. They were Moving some
ears at the. garage whenone of them
rammed Doyle against the wall, dis-
locating his shoulder. ..He is now
cal h' arm'n a ling
friends. • - _ • J
. The. many .friends of, Mrs. Henry:
Cook are sorry to learn that she iis�;
not thebeet of health. -`
en�oymg es
Wm. Beaver, accompanied by Rey
and Mrs: A. Sinclair were in Seaforth
the other. day to visit Mrs. Beaver,.
who is confined tie the Hospital at
that place. •• '
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Mr.. Gibbs of i?Vindsor, spent the:
week -end visiting ..at the home ' of
Mr. and Mrs. Robt.: Bonthron,
The firemen intend having their
annual : comr;tu_nity Christmas. Tree
again. this year,.and it will be. eagerly -
waited :Forby the:k tidies of the towns,
Howard Leinmon was taken'to Lon,
dott``I�o'spital suft'ering from a severe
at'tac of apps chis ,
' 7Clie pigeon allogene match, udder.
the' supervision of John Passmore,,.
was held !on Friday last at the local
park groundh, and ,quite largely at-
tended by',libth visiting and local sho-
oters.Fred _Kerr of Crrediton;.:won
the championship eve1ii sand clip, -kil•
birds. put of
^The other day .while engaged, in
packing at ;the HIeiasall y.Flax 1Viills,
Williaiti 1lildebradt, .wito is an old
lend efficient„,�eznplbyh
ee, ad the. • ntis
fortune to get the wrist. of hie • right
hand ,caught between ,the iron; pack-
ers, lacerteing,it badly.that,.he had
to have a number , of stitebes put- in
and will be off work forma couple of
weeks.
COUNTY' 'NEWS-
The Children's Shelter;; Gods i'lti h; i
'reports the follo'Wing donations: Clo=!I
thes, from the Fireside -Club of Knox
jhurch; Godericllr„cannedfftiuit from
'Women's,,I t te, Artipurn•; treat of
cake's, etc., from L.O.B.A. The shel-
ter is now in charge of Mrs. John-
ZT•iger;-late.• of Port Albert; as matron'.
rieceeding Mrs Tho. Elliott, resign
d. Mr anal "1VIrs TigerVare"reirtov='
Ong from Port Albert to make their
;;home permanently in Goderich,, also
faaking and fruit, from North Street
'tinted Church.
Cliff .Holland ;of Walton, lest: nig
'fine barn•by Are on Tuesday last. The
tsuilding, which was very complete
:With stabling, together,evith the sea-
son's crop„ of grain and hky, was 'coin
pletely consumed. Live stock w,es
removed.„, The . Are was started+ from
a cutting box, which was being oper-
ated at time. ,Someinsurance was.
Carried, but the loss is heavy.
The other evening fire was discov-
ered in the large brick residence oft
W. G. Willis, Seaforth. The fire or-
iginated ander the roof of the kitch-1
,n;'and fanned by a gale• of wind, 'it
zee its way into tile'"main part of the
:.esidence before the . firemen who
Were fighting it in a blizzard and in
sera weather, ,succeeded in 'getting
it under' control after a two hour str-
uggle. It was one of the most stub
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b rn firs the local b d has had
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*V, -M; at—The ladies' of the
'16Tomenis idissionary Society held
: 3ieir menial Birthday Party in the
1rsettent of the church on ;Wednes-
i.oy afternoon, I7ectniber 11th. The
leresitliant, Mrs. Cochrane presiding;
%lie ;meeting was opened by singing
tun. 5010 followed by prayer. The
,•,S`r.ripture tesson.evas read responsiv-
sly froth joim 4Chapter. The
,ill was tailed, answered froti -the
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text word "Gospel. The 'Secretary's
and Treasurer's reports were read
and adopted. Hymn 595 was then
sung. The officers for 19110 were
elected as follows: President, Mrs,
J. Cochrane; 1st Vice -Pres. Mrs. R,
Stephenson; 2nd Vice, Mrs, H. 'Tur-
ner; Secretary, Mrs. R. McAllister;
Treasurer, Mrs.' W. 'Turner;- Supli1:,
Secy., 1Virs. Chas. Stephenson.Mess
enger Secy., Mrs., W. Carlile; PAS
rying is i sling.
Charles McIntosh, a respected resi-
dent ,of, Hullet, celebrated 'his one-
-hundredth birthlay, on; Wednesday
last. He was born in Aberdeen,
Scotland, Dec�•'dth; 1829, 'aria' came
with•his• parents 'to Oaiiad, at • the
age of. lour years. The family sett-
led•in Quebee••remaining about' four
years, ,then came up to Hui -on, set-
tlf g• first 'in Goderich Tp, at; what
later.:became Porter's' Hill
o a riga e. s. a
to contend with in many years. Tlie
roof of the kitchgen and the rooms
below warn badly damaged,
One of the oldest and most widely
known residents of 13rucefield in the
person of Mrs. Wm. Scott,. died at
the home of her daughter-in-law,
Mrs, A. T. Scott, en Tuesday last.
i he deceased had reached the age o'.
88 years and rune to Bruce fug (d with
her Masbate]. 65 years ago. She we
Secy., Miss Annie 3'errott;, i e the eldest dateefeter of the 'etc- And.
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