THE STRATFORD MIRROR 4000 Pairs Shoes a _ & Must be Cleared Out Within the Next Few Weeks ! This is no misrepresentation as we are positively leaving Stratford December_5.- Here quoted are only a few of the greatest Money Saving Values that were ever offered the people of this community. Buy Shoes Now for the Whole Family and Save ! a, dhe Ws the. bikers "Pome Early 50 Pairs Patent Strap Siispers Slippers 'that sold regularly from 3.50 to 5.00, size 3 ea 5 45 6 434 Ali Got peices so. ay... sk Banna gt oa das ek Orthopedic "Gracia" Shoes The well known comfortable and stylish shoes for ladies. 3 85 Different up-to-date styles in pumps and ties, reg. 5.50 100 Pairs Men's Work Shoes In black or tan in the finest of full grain leathers. Priced at-- '1.95 2.25 2.55 2.95 - Women' s Satin Pumps In plain this: brocaded satin or moire, reg. 5.00 and 6. 00, now selling for--, <v 3.45 3.95 Boys' Elk Oxfords In a sturdy shoe with a repairable 'sole, suitable for school wear. Regular 2.25 and 2.45: Now selling at-- 1.60) sie tr ro2......... 1.89 Size 8 to 10¥%......... 200 Pairs Men' s Oxfords 200 pairs Men's Oxfords, brown and black in blucher and bal. styles. Regular 3.00 to 7.00 1. 95 9. 95 3. 95 RE DWAIN i oy ate aes ap . ] 50 Pairs Men's Spats Men's Spats are all the rage. Our-selection includes 1 95 fawn and light and dark grey, reg. 2.00 ..0....0.0...... 6 res ea a "BE Men's House Shippers and Romeos In.a real fine kid leather, all new stock in brown or black. Selling out at-- : 75c 1.00 1.29 1.79 Women's Brown Shoes In straps, pumps or ties, in kid or calf. Regular 5.00 and 6.00 and 7.00. Now-- 2.95 3.25 3.95 4.65 PE RT a SILL: Ff Le ee Misses' Strap Slippers In patent or kid, only -a limited number of pairs. Shoes that sold as si as 3.00. Sizes 11 to2 NOW ccs csieence SER ET URR R le ea pas BOS 6 ee pep 1.65 Watch for our Ad. Next Week -- It will be another eye-opener! mene R, A, BROWN * Stratford 'THE STRATFORD MIRROR | Local Interest When we think of some of Strat- ford's oledst places of business we are sure to include the firm of Jas. Pequegnat & Son. It is not. always that the years suggest progress and development, but in this case it must be admitted they do. Just recenily hundreds of dollars have been spent in increasing and improving the win- dow display and the interior of the store. A handsome new show window has been added and greatly improved not only the Pequegnat store but, the appearance of Ontario Street. Just this week a new Floral Depart- ment has been added and a refrigerat- ion equipment which is the only one of its kind in the city. They are now the representatives of Dale's Green- houses, the largest flower growers on the American continent. Mr. Peque- nat is deserving of much credit for his enterprise and it is hoped that he will be rewarded with an increased patronage. Because of this new down- town floral service no doubt a greater number of people will "say it vith flowers." There has been in our city for a short time R. A. Brown, of Orillia, but Mr. Brown is the kind of a fellow one might know for a long time with- | out hearing him say a word about | himself. He has a page advt. in this issue of The Mirror telling of the wonderful shoe bargains he is offer- ing, but at that he doesn't believe in talking about himself. However a gentleman dropped into our office the other day, who knows Mr. Brown and we learned that he is one of Orillia's most respected citizens and a »shcrt time ago was élected Mayor of Orillia. Mr. Brown is not going to be one of our citizens for any great length of time. In his advertisement in this is- sue of the Mirror he says he has 4,000 pairs of shoes to sell and that he is leaving Stratford on Dec. 5. The Mir- ror regrets to learn that he can't stay in our city, but he likes Stratford so - well that it would not surprise us at all if he were to come back Here's hoping. Weddings again. | A wedding of interest to Stratford | citizens was solemnized in London on Tuesday afternoon when Miss Nettie Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott, 124 Perth Street, became the bride of Alfred Day, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Horace Day, 128 Perth Street. Rev. D. C. MacGregor, D.D., pastor pee St. Andrew's United Church, London, officiated. The bride was attended reg Miss Edith Miller, and Robert Brown | was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Day will reside in Stratford. * * ae The parsonage of Memorial Baptist Church was the scene of a pretty wed- ding on Saturday afternoon when' Lil- | lian Edith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | C. J. Skirten, St. David Street, became the bride of Joseph Harold Bullock, son of Mrs. E. Thompson, Ontario Street. Rev. J. G. Connor, pastor of Memorial Baptist Church, officiated. Miss Olive Skirten was bridesmaid, and Percy Skirten, brother of the bride, was best man. A dainty wed- ding breakfast was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perey Skirten, Rail- way Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Bullock will reside at 108 Railway Avenue. Sense and Nonsen'se Seriously though, the municipal el- ections are drawing near, and it is time to be thinking about candidates for the various offices. The members of the present council should make up their minds pretty soon as to whether fore the electors again this year. . +S If Ald. John Andrew refuses to change his mind about retiring this year, no person can blame him, For eleven years, Mr. Andrew has given his services to the city. Two of those years have been ag Mayor. Any per- of an alderman or of the mayor, can realize the countless hours which Mr. Andrew has time. If he retires, the city loses a faithful servant. If he decides to run again, the 'electors hav a "worthy can- didate. * * * é Speaking of hockey, Rene Fournier, who played his hockey with Stratford in the old Canpro League, and who _|has played with almost every team in the International, is now among the unemployed. ee ae With Ed. Schenck and Fraser Ross in the line-up of the collegiate grads in the rugby classi¢ (?) to-morrow af- | ternoen, City Engineer Bill Riehl may | find himself short-handed on Mon- HAAY. oe eh ge Here's wishing the boys the best of luck, with sincere hopes that they'll |be able to get around again about Christmas, | Eo * * You've, heard the expression 'a proud parent", but you don't really ap- |preciate what it means until you've ;attended one of those plays like the Avon Home and School Operetga this week, An interested reader wants to know if it's true that Stratford's to have a centenary next year; Stratford is to have two intermediate hockey teams; Jack White said that the election in South Wellington was very meagan Bo * * * Here's a conversation which took ; place at the corner of Ontario and Downie Streets: First youth--"Let's go and have a jgame of billiards." Second youth--"Naw, the three balls remind me of my overcoat." City Hall, Stratford Next Tuesday and Wednesday | The Temple Choir presents | oo A NS. | PINAFORE | Comic Opera By Gilbert and Sullivan 50 -- Local People -- 50 Beautiful Costumes Admission - 50c, plus 5c tax Reserved Seats 95c, plus 5c tax at Welsh's Jewelry Store. sacrificed during that | tory? \ they will allow their names to go he- | son who is acquainted with the duties - --, Fur- rimmed Coats On Sale Saturday No ¥carry overs" is the slogan in this department--hence these drastic reductions -- right. in the face of winter weather, when you will be needing warm, comfortable fur trimmed coats. Note these extraordinary values--they merit prompt attention-- SIZES 14 to 44 Regular ceeetees 6! 00 Regular euanahy o - 00 OW feo ee & DRO i ieee e Regular oe 00 ; Regular ee ae 4 00 POW Su keeee © Pe VOWS ras oie a Regular $55.00---Al fl 00 Reglas 965.006) 00 DROME AS. aah oder ® FIOM ak Bt % FUR SETS--Sguirrel, wolf, muskrat, opossum. caracul. MATERIALS--Chongas, broadcloths, tweeds, novelties. COLORS--Black, brown, green, crackle blue. J. J. Crosier & Co., Ltd. Main Floor 10i-J Phone Nos. | Second Floor 101-W 97 Ontario St. 'Ss e CANARIES Special for 1 Week Only Guaranteed singer or roller, cage, bath and five months ca 95 supplies for......:..-++++ You haven't seen the BEST until you have seen OURS! MRS. WALTER F. ANDERSON 225 Ontario St. Stratford Now -- Buy Your Juvenile -- Overcoats Which are priced at Electric Heating Pads 5.50 a 6,00 These are*well made coats, fancy wool lining and are the best values money can buy. See our window display Don't miss our Joycasters Program, 10-AK, Mondays : and Thursdays, 7.15 p.m, 11x13 inch single heat... 2.95 pt 11x13 inch 3-heat......... 4.95 Freq Killer (Low, Medium, High) ' 12x15 3-heat Safety......7.50 "Who-Suits-U" Y DRO HOP Tel. 460 . 87 Ontario St ER E erviceissupreme Formerly Hayes, Ltd. SILVERWOOD'S FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER Can be obtained from your grocer or from a Silverwood Milk-wagon Salesman ty Leute via! "