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'ni" 04p§ and Saucers, Vases, isles and Sets.: Fancy Goods, Candy, sisters, Miss Frances Wtutely, Clin-
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11, �, ��.�4. " . I , 60C a Special Optical Notice. -Have your eyes ex-
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KETTLE RENDERED LARD - We lnow . of the best makers, and our prices are from
, . I at our toilet $4.00 up. Tuesday and Wednesday, December
111 I have what we believe to be the best
�, L'.'., 9th and IM. -Beatties Fair, Seaforth.
%,._ quality we have had in years. The goods counter. 8285-2
market is higher, but our 18C -
price is still!, per pound ..... perfume counter
People's Society -The Chris-
.. � FRESH NHNOEMEAT,Df splen- 25c ALL at our pe
1,i did quality; 2 Pounds ....... C and see the new Seventeen! Young Pe
. ]BLUE ROSE RICE Besides the perfume there's a tian Fellowship Department with Miss
I a pounds .................. 25c Seventeen powder, and other de- R. Fennell convener, was responsible
, for the excellent programme of the
CLAAWS SOupS___JWe reconimend lightful toiletries. Young People's Society ,at North Side
. 'as splendid rvalue at 3 cans for 25c "Mine, as though I'd had it United, Church on Tuesday -evening
including Tomato, Vegetable, Cel- made to my, order," says Joan "The Story of the Other Wise Man';
may, Consomme, Scotch Broth, Mock Crawford of Seventeen Perfume. by Henry Van -Dyke was remarkably
. � a -I had always told my friends that well ,presented, by Mise Wanille Say-
. 'SOUP. some day I would make a perfume auge and is one which should make
. BORDEN'S ST. CHARLES MILK is ... not simpering sweetness - - - a lasting impression. Mrs. W. P.
. ideal for soups, creamed vegetables, but dash and zip ... oh, gay mod- Lane led in prayer. Scripture lesson
. gaW dressings, rich desserts. Ws em. things! And then, one day, I was ,read by -Mrs. E. 111, Close. Mss
. economical, too. Keeps perfectly found it.. . I didn't make it ... Mary Bamber delighted with a ,piano
in unopened tin. Per tin ... .. 14C f . solo, "Gently Lord,
BORDEN'S MALTED MILK C but Seventeen, is all I wanied it solo. A vocal
59 17 -DY -44 Gently Load Us.," was well rendered
per tin .................... to be!" by 'Miss MargaTet Crich, Miss Rklen
0EMISTMAS -CAKES put up by . (lane accompanying on the piano, The
iehri"s that can be steamed andto a by re-
used for Christmiav puddings.... 29c Keating meeting was brought ng's Pharmacy peating the Mizpah -beneclose. diction. .
SCOTCH. BREAD -4 for 25c (wed
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. IF. H. HutchisonAnnual Meeting of Ladies' Aid-
SEAFORTH : ONT. The annual meeting and election of
'officers of the Ladies' Aid Society of
Phone Phor Food -166 — Northside 'United C'hu'rch was held or
THE HURON
Tuesday, December 2nd, after a very
EXP I OSITOR successful year with $1,025 in the
. . = treasury. The officers for the ensu-
"ing year are as follows: Honorary
DISTRICT MATTERS president, Mrs. Isaac Hudson; presi-
pe J. Dorsey - dent, Mrs. Alex. MvGavin; ist vice-
- president, Mira. F, J. Burrows; 2nt
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. Expositors Wanted. -This office -vice-president, ,Mrs. A. F. Cluff; re.
Plumbing and . cording secretary, Mrs. Robert Areld.
would, be'glad to purchase any copies bald- corresponding secretary, Mrs. E
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The Expositor dated November 21st S. dhaprmn; treasurer, Mrs. Johr
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� and 28th. Our supply of these issues Finlayson; convenor of flower com.
Tinsmithin
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All work done in first- had many calls for additional copies. of visiting committee, Mrs. R. Frost
- - --.*— convenor ,of property committee, Mrs
class manner. J. Consitt; convenor of quilting com.
. Goforth Mission Band. -The annual mittee,'M-Ts. ,G, T. Turnbull; convenor
Phone 23 - SEAFORTH meeting of the Goforth, Mssion, Band of kite -hen committee, Mrs. A. Stark.
,of First Pbresbytea1an Church, was
held -con ,Monday, December 1st. The .0.
. secretary ,and treas,uredr gave full re- '
-0 <>- 0 <> 0 0 0 * -0 0 ,C* * ports of the year's -work. During the Egmondville Church Notes.-Th4
.0 . <> year the Band coritributed $88.57 to Egmondville 'Church Christmas con
0, .S. T. Holmes & Son <> Missions. 'Miss B. Smith compliment- eert will be -held on Friday evening
0 FUNERAL SERVICE
<> ed and thanked the officers for their December 19th.
following offi- The Y. P. S. conducted the servio
OMain Street, Seaforth <> splendid wox,,k. The
<> — 0 cers were elected for 1931: Presi- in the Egracrildville Church on Sunda!
0 S. T. Hresidence, <> dent, Harold Free; Vice President, evening, a most appropriate St. An
<> Goderich Street, West; phone <> Dorothy Drover; Secretary, Edna drew'9 night. ,Miss Eiveleria Nott, vici
0 No. 119W. Charles Holmes' .0 Plant; Treasurer, .Donald McTavish; president, was in charge and she ww
Captains, Alastair Wigg, Jim Elliott. ably supported1by her several assist
, <> residence, Goderich Street, * ants. Miss Jean, Smith read the
0 East; phone No. 308. 0 -_ great Psalm of the Scottish folk, "
<> Limousine Ambulance Service <> Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto th,
<> Night calls, phone 308. OW. M. S. -Thursday afternoon, No- Hills." tAUsP Isabel Forrest and Mrs
<> Day calls, ph -one 119J. -�> vernber 2 -7th, about fifty ladies, me -m- '
.0 Charges moderate. -C� bens of the W. M. S. of Nortliside, Helen Thompson. led in the prayer
I 0 I <> United Church, spent a delightful af- The musical numbers were much ap
<> <> 0 <> 0 <> <�o 0 0 <> 0 * ternoom at the -home of Mrs. R. Fer- preciated, a duet sung by the Misse
guson, Sparling Street, it .being their Viola and Doreen ,Clark, and an in
social meeting., 'Mrs. 'Robert Arebi- strumental. trio played by Miss Viole
, Tyndall, Edwin Chesney and R
. bald presided. diiring the programme 'S,
consisted of hymns, readings by Tyndall. The addresses, "Scotland,'
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14surance Specials This given by Miss Jeanette Finnigan am
V, Mrs. MeDerraid and Mrs. R. Savauge "St. Andrew" given by Miss Vern
Automobile Accidents Cause Serious and ,an oral review of the new study Crozier, were (both of high order, The,
book on Japan for the coming year by ,
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Financial Loss. Mrs. W. P. Lane. They were also setched-the pictu.ms of rugged lif�
farvored by a pano solo by the and -religious livingas the backgrourti
'. Your Ford, Chevrolet, Whippet for ScotlandPs national gretaitme"ss, am
4,_ Plymouth, Durant 4, Essex or Misses Ferguson. At the close of St. Andrew, -a practical, humble dis
Pontiac covered for Fire, Tteft, the meeting refreshments were serv- ciple of Christ, the 1:indly rsher wh(
Public Liability and Property ed. The collection amounted to over "-ought men and b,)y-, tr) the plan
Damage for $23.00. Ordinary ten dollars. -0 11 ,� here. thev count see an,ci hear, mee
Limits. and help Jesus.
Special Reduction on Farmer's Cars. Christmas Mail. -Once again Christ- On Monday everting, Miss Alici
Similar Low Rates for other Models'mas is alrdost here, and ,the. Post Of- Thompson and Edwin Che.-.ney "vo?
Special Rates on Truck Cargo fi-ce Department is once more asking 'the finals in, the Oratorical Contest Cr
Insurance. the pubIlic to help the service with its the Huron Presbytery Y. P. Union, it
Protect yourself with a Special co-operation at this particular time the Ontario S-tapet(Church, Clinton.
Accident Policy, $1,500, Princi- by observing the following sugges- The Communion service will be ob
. pal Bum; $2'.00 per week in, tions -and, regulations: Parcels for served on Sunday morning in th,
I demnity. Only $5.00 per year. the United Stgitesi axe subject to the Egm,ondville Church, On Friday eve
Let us ,protect you. following rates: Parcels weighing 8 ning at eight o'clock, there will '6e 1
ounces or less, I cent per ounce;
: par- service preparatory to the -gervice b:
WATSON & RE]OD
eels over 8 ,ounces, 14 cents a pound, Communion, at which the Rev. R. P
with a special rate for parcels ,over Conner, B.A., Kippen, will preach.
Specialists in all Lines of Insurance. 10 pounds and up to 15 pounds, the !Because of the anniversary service
PHONE 33W : SEAFORTH, ONT. rate being $1.75 per parcel. Becaus,e which are being held in the Presbyter
— of the tremendous congestion. of par- ian C-buyell, 'Seaforth, on Sunday, De
cels for the United States, early cemW 7th, the evening service wil
mailing to, ensure delivery' before be withdrawn at the Egniondviii,
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL Christmas day, sliould.be the rule. For Church.
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FIREINSURANCE CO,y. parcels weighing 8 ounces or lass, n The regular Young People's meet
. invoice should be enclosed; for par- ing was -held on Tuesday evening an,
eels wedgbing over 8 ounces, a cuss- opened with, -a ,brief worship period
READ OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT. toms declaration, should be affixed. after which Miss -Mae Wallace led th
11, Parcels should, be strongly wrapped xtudy on "The Christ of Every Road
OFFICERS: and if of any value should be insur- Miss Violet Tyndall, Messrs. R. Tyn
ed. The insurance rate is very low dall and E. Chesney gave severs
James Evans, Beechwood - President Q amply pratects the sender. The musical selectiorrs, which were muc'
JamesjQonnolly, Goderich - Vice -Pres. Department suggelsts the following enjoyed. The meeting next Week wil
D. F. McGregor, Seaforth - Eec.-Treas. mailing diates: December 10th -Yu- be in charge of the Missionary Vice
I AGENTS: kon and, United' States; December President, ,Miss E. Nott.
WE. Hinch-ley, Seaforth ,- John 15th, British Columbia; December 17,
Murray, Egmendville; R. G. Jarmouth, Alberta, Sadkatch,Owaa, Manitoba and
. . . SrodhagW, James Wtatt, Myth. the Maritimes; December 19th, On- LOCAL BRIEFS
I tario, and, iuWbee; Demnbet 20th -
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I . D%AECTORS: Lienal delivery. -C. P. Sills, PX Thee was skating at the Palac
I I lwilftAlrr Rknn, R. R. No. 2, Seaforth; N& Rink on Tuesday afternio,on, whie
I John Munewieg, Br6dhagen - James
. creates a record, for early ice, Th
its J3eeqhvvlood; James ,donnolly, Death of Mrs. W. S. Lawrence- reigular sicabing season will open a
. 11 p, I...' I Sea- (Copied from an Ottawa Mer): Mrs'. the rink on, Friday evening. Thew
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1. 1-1 . , %&1d;' James ; , ye4rg, died Nwtnlber 8th, 1980, after spending e r t the borne ,
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� �:, I . �� 4�', , 1'� Tuckw0mith 11tron, 4Dounty, Ont. ,%be pneumonia.
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Our Christmas Goods are now in I
and on display. Come in and I
look over the different lines be-
fore you commence buying. We i
have some Beautiful Gifts at
Reasonable Prices. Not too early
to pick out your Christmas Cards,
while assortments are complete.
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Subscriptions taken for all magazines
and papers at publisher's Prices.
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friends.
Mr. J. C. ,Greig was in Toronto this
week attending the funeral a his si,a-
te4 .the late Pips. Joseph Clark.
Miss M. H. Young is visiting with
friends in, London,
IMiss Leila Best, who has been, the
guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Best, re-
turned to Toronto on Wednesday.
Miss Olive ,LaidlaW, of Bostorl, is
visiting at the, home of her mother,
Mm. J. ,C. Laidlaw.
]Muss Jessie Bethune, who spent the
sunitiner -at the home of her sister in
Vernon, BJC., has returned to her home
here for the 'winter. -
Reeves Beattie, of Seaforth; Thomp-
son, of Tuckersmith; 'Dodds, of Mle-
Killop, ,and Arinstrour, of Hullett,
are in Goderich this Week attending
the December session of the County
Council,
The -many friends of Mrs. M. Lyn -ell,
of Beechwood, who teas been seriously
ill with pneumonia and under the care
of Dr. H. a Ross, Will be glad, to
learn that -she is making a satisfac-
tory recovery.
Mrs. Susanna Elgie, who has been
The Frozen Faced Comedian
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He never smiles 'but you'll grin with
a gurgle when, Buster, as business
manager of a Nebraska beauty contest
winner, crashes the studios of Holly-
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, laughs, in this joy -jerked, tickle -tug-
ged trip to entertainment town.
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I DON'T MISS IT
P I NOW PLAYING
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WYNNE GIBSON
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OPEN FOR A PLAY, entitled
"GO SLOW, MARY"
. to be put on by the Young Peo-
i ple of the Section at Roxboro
School, S. S. No. 13.
! ADMISSION- 25c and 15c
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of Breads improve, every meal.
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Rung, Cake4, Pies and Cookies
beautiful luncheon,
always *n hand.
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mends in London',
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Miss Gertrude Mulligan, of Strat-
omd, spent Sunday with her mother,
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irs. A. Mulligan.
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Dr. WoCk*goT has moved his office
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o M1ain, 'Street.
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Suggestions .
ELIMVILLE
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Mrs. Leonard O'Reilly is on the, slick
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Reduced Prices
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Ladies Coats Dresses Now
est,
on all
and
Mr. Wellington -Bell, of Detroit, vis-
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ted at ,his home last Week.
Rev, Mr. Whitwides and, Mr. Leon-
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trd, the Evangelists from Toronto,
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we at Zion this week. They weave at
Boxed
Christmpus
7,31mville for the last,two wt The
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Writing
Cards
neetings were fairly well aUend4
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ind we are sure that everyone who
Paper and
- Seals and,
leard these wonderful sermons and
gongs that they -have given each eve-
Envelopes. I a Parcel Papet
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ling, the people were, more than
pl-eased. They intend Waving for To-
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ionto on 'Saturday.
vejhe
The funeral of the !late 'Mrs. Frank
Davis, of Wlinchelstea, was held last
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6 ill WHY NOT
6 us
9aturday. Intel -went wtas made in
YOUR GIFTS0 START'
Pit
the Exeter 'Cemetery.EARLY
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TO -DAY?'
WINTHROP
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Those elected on Monday for M,
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Furs
manufacturer to you.
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Killop Township ,are: Reeve, John
An ideal gift
to mother or daughter
Furs
Eckart; Councillors, John Campbell,
Russel Dotrrance, Thomas 'McKay and
,.
Joseph O'Rourke. Lt 'being a ,stormy
day, a.very light vote was palled. We,
Reduced Prices on
all of our Ladies' Hats Now ,
think they will have to change the
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date again, as far as the weather is
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concerned,
The heavy snow has stopped the
MILANESE
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LOOK OVER THESE GIFT q
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cars at present.
,Miss Lillian W$se, who spent.'the
Finest lace trimmed
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GESTIONS AND YOU WILL FWD
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week end with Miss Ethel McClure,
Linens from which
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MANY OF YOUR WHAT -TO -GI"
returned to her home in EGoderich on
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beautiful luncheon,
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Wnday. 'PROBLEMS
Mx. and Mrs. Poster Bennett and
bridge, buffet and A
SOLVED
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Mr. and- Mrs, Gordon 'Little and son,
dresser sets can be
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Jackie, called, .on. Mt. and Mis. Cveorge
Eaton on Slundlay.
made. 39c to $4.50.
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'A STYLISH HAT would surely please,
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Bath Towel Sets
"her." Selling here at Reduced
MANLEY
Towel a n d two
prices now.
Election day passed off quietly, ev-
Wash Cloths neatly
ery candidate working to win. The
Weather kept the roads in a heavy
the set 89c
boxed, ,
.
,man
'conditiou, but in spite of all that a
to $1.65.
SILK HOSE make dandy gifts -75o
to $2.00
heavy vote was polled and the -men
a pair.
were elected as it it had, been in
wards, so that each corner of the
Fancy Rayon Bed -
HOLE -PROOF FULL FASHIONED
township has a representative.
Spreads
HOSE --41.00 and $1.95.
Mrrs.. Peter Eekart and her son., Joe,
and Miss Catherine. O'Connorhavie re-
Edges are scalloped
RAINBOW SILK HOSE 41,00 to $2
turned from a motor trip to Roches-
and Overlock stitch.
ter, N.Y., where they had been visiting
friends.
Sizes, 72 x 90, and
.
.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.
80 X 100. P r i c, e s
Wilfred O'Hara is improving in
$3.95 to $8.35.
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health.
. The always acceptable dft--aes
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STANLEY.
Bath Towels
here in immense assortments;
. very reasonably priced,.
Our Reeve, Mr. Art P. Keys, is at-
Dozens of White .
to
5e $1.00
SPECIAL -Boxed, 25c to $1.00.
tending the 'December of the
Turkish Bath
Two or three in a box.
County Gouncilat Goderich this"' k
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Towels. Fancy col-IMtss
Annie Consitt, of Hensa,,
spent the past week visiting at the
ored ends in pink,
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home ,of Mr., and, Mrs. W. J.. Dowsun-
blue gold, orchid
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On Saturday, November 29th, the
marriage took plaice of Lorne D. Man-
,
and rainbow:each,
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GLOVES-. .
son, son, of the late John Manson, to
29c to $1.00.
(Handisome boxes for them, took,
Miss Edna Thompson.
good suggestkon�-Kid, Silk'afnd
and Mrs. (Samuel Thompson, of the
O COThompson, <j, q, * <j> .0 O,a.
Chamoisette, and the new Slip -ori
second concession, Stan -ley, These
are ,two of Stanley's popular young
0. PILLOW SLIPS 4'
q> Plain, and Fancy Ir
-.styles. .
50c to $3.50
people and we wish them ,a long and
<.> 65c to $2.7-5 pair 0)
SPECIAL --- Chamoisette, Gloves, Ftp -
happy voyage through life. They will
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cy Slip-on style ............ 59P
reside on, ther,;rosihen Line on the
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farm of Mr. Peter Manslon.
MT. Peter Manson and family inove,
<C-> (A woman's delight O!
,8> $1,0.00 to $45.09 1�1
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this week to, Hensall ,where they in-
tend to reside in future. Mr. Man-
,$> ' +
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* PRL17TY DRESSES 1,0
SILK UNDERWEAR makes a sens-
son Was born im- Stanley and has spent
practically all his life On this same
q, (,Host acceptable) 0'
,& $8.50 to $2.5.00 O
able Gift, in the popular shades
farm. Hphas been a isucceosful f4rm-
q, ; �
and sizes.
Bloomers ..........59c to $1.75
erand be -and Mrs. Manson have been
valued members of the oominurility,
q, SPECIAL PRICES (P
q, ON FURS 0.
Vests .............59c to $1.Ur'
also of the Blake congregation, where
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,,> FOR TRIMMING '�
-Slips ............ $1.25 to 53Z0
Gowns .......... $1.25 to $4.8S
they will be pouch iiiissed. The best
'
wishes of their many friends follow
them to their now h6me.
, �4%
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* HAND' BAGS O
Pyjawas ......... $240 to $4-%
Koolie Coats, Special .... �$&50
-Miss Florence Hayter, of Flint,
<.> $1.00 ,to $5.50- .0
q, . v
Michigan, -spent a few days at the
home of her parents, 1&. and' Mrs,
p Silk Neck Scarfs ,^--,
q, 75c to $4.00 0.
HEARTH RUGS OR MATS -
Harry Ulayter.
,Mr. Tom Reid entertained a number
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These make attractive Christmas
of his friends to a fowl supper on
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Down ComfortereMother.
'Gifts for the home and would es-
Saturday evening. A very pleasant
evening was spent as Tom makes a
A gift$1.49
to $11.50
splendid host•
thrill of delight,
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Special: $8.50 and
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NECKWEAR ALWAYS PLEASF,S----4
CROMARTY
$10.00.
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There is -no woman who can,1p
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The heavy fall of snow, followed
by rain, Was very welcome in this
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Don't Forget Baby
too many dainty neckwear p,1600
,and you are Wre to give an lie -
part ,of the neighborhood' as a great
Hk
andmade nitt
A wide e price range ible gift if it isneckwear.
here,
many are very short of *ate -r, Quite
a -number of wells we, dry at present,
and crochet things:
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. 50c to $3.50
some places being very serious is
Jackets, Bonnets,
the creeks also are very low.
Caps, Bootees, I r -
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Mrs. Kenneth and Donald M,K,-
lar are spending a week at Niagara
fantees, Shods, Etc.
A SWEATER FOR HER- .
visiting the latter's daughter, Mrs.
50C to $2.75.
,Here you will find 4nhny different
Carl Weitzman, nee Miss Mary Mc-
styles and colors -all, excelleoft
Kellar.
made. Whaft's, nicer for a Christ -
Mr. John, 'Hoggarth- had, the mieor-
tune, while going ,home from the mill.
Chinese and Euro-
mas gift?
$1.49 to $1.56
on Saturday, ley accidentally falling
pean - Brass
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off ,the wagon on which was a load of
Novdties
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chop, the wagon passing over his arm.
We understand, no bones were bi:o,k-
Wall Placquesp Ash
UMBRELLAS MAKE FINE GIFT&4
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Trays, Candle
The lucky recipient of a Maa4
Wt. and Mrs. James 'Sco'tt motored
to Toronto the beginning of the week
Sticks, Trays, Cake
Tavish Umbrella is equipped for
"a rainy day"; black and colors.
to visit with friends, also, atteuding
Baskets, Fern Pots,
1 $1.75 to $5.06
the Royal Fair.�
Congole Sets, Ci,gar-
The funetail of Mr. Thomas, me-
Curdy, ,of Thames, Road-, passed
ette Cases, Etc.
WHY NOT BUY TABLE LINEN
through here on Friday, interment be-
-
ing made inStaffa, cemetery.
Successful Anuilrdrsary Serdceo.-
French Tapestries
FOR THE HOME- I I
The f ovA supper held- on the Is Lb, fol-
Table Mats, Run.
or a Linen Breakfast Set, or A,
lowing the induction of the new titin -Linen
ister, was -largely attended and a do-
le'rs, Cushions, Etc.
Bridge Set? Or a piece
of Fancy Linen? Or a Lua&
)oid,W sde;cessi L*ga rerow& were
85c to $3.50.
Cloth, Centrepiece, Doylie or,
present. The, services on Sunday,I
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Dre%�;er,Searf? W-hynot? ,
both morning and eveming, were well
attended, Mr. Rogers, the new minis-
Bed Comforter. -,
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ter, co,riducting Sboth services. 'rho
Blankets - - - - .'
AND THE SE FOR, HIM- .
con-
programme on, Tuesday evening con-
sisted of a n&44, 4uaftettq� from
.
Cotton sM AII.Wol
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Liatowel and oth& C&iit, Mr. M1,11
gnd �rith viark at. . -
.Nodko, Shirtsp, Gloves, Underwolw,
violi-Aist- Air. $90ug.ei read t' -'i4%**
T.
'tractive color toies. -
8h9pW,6i%, RwridkeTch1gs, , P3�.
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111amiltaii, soloist,, Mr. L. aknil-
,Vvko
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tali,. soloist end .6&6r-'t81�'n1t1
$1.98 to $9,25.
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gave an ea-04�i6fititiad vealed program,
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