Go Into Wholesale “Telia DOG SKIN MITTS IMITATION DOG ‘WINTER MITTS WINTER GLOVES ' UNLINED M & G : PULLOVER MITTS We have GAUNTLBETS GALORE can bet your bottom dollar that we FINE IN ALL KINDS - LADIES' WINTER LINES AUTO GAUNTLETS 200 Different Kinds for both quality and fit. Many cheap ison. Leathers selected to get the workmanship. Impossible to praise THAN THE WH ler’s ee price per dozen. So it price nasty customers sometimes sneer at the price. Christmas Presents Galore : $1500 Storey Sample Gloves at Wholesale Prices . and Less Price 50c to $5.00: Storey’s are famous Glove mak ers. Over 50 years experience. Noted other makes not worthy of compar- best. Best threads, best styles, best Storeys too much. The wear and sat- isfaction in every pait. Nothing for a Storey Glove to wear five years. But you have the greatest bargains in Can- ada. And Canada is a big place. We generally shade the price LOWER OLESALE PRICE. Every pair has on them the travel- is easy to prove our statements 1e $1300 BUCKSKINS MEN'S HOSE _ PEOCARY PIG PYJAMAS _&- NAPA BUCK GOLF HOSE . ‘ KIDS, MOCHAS | UNDERWEAR HORSEHIDE SWEATERS MULESKIN KNIT GLOVES YUKON GOAT CARDIGANS PIG SKIN MEN'S SCARFS CALF SKIN PULLOVERS SHEEP SKIN SCARFS, ETC, in size: Peabody Overalls Blue — and Cottonade. Small and large sizes enly Smocks better Samples of Wholesale Men’ s F urnishing Co. At Exact: Cost We bought all the winter samples of a Wholesale Houge that employs many pga The . Samples are nearly all spotiessly clean, Nearly ali are high quality English imported You will see the finest ana cheapest lines you ever laid eyes on. Par excellence for Thristinad Sitts. A trip of 25 miles will pay you. SOURS Abome x08 kinds finest Cashmeres, Wools and Silk and Wool. . Good sizes. Prices 50c to $1.00. eviantee Seta: make, stitoe quality, beauties, $2.20 to $2.40, GOLF HOSE—So many kinds. Prices 50c to $1.15 pair. Big and little. KNIT GLOVES—Al! sizes, shades and wools. Scotch knit alsc,. Some kid. a ihsaa na 2 vg malloress with white and white and Grange tig’ as finest botany am. $3.25 and $4.00. Black pure wool cardi t $3. Monster thick white Sweater “Coats $5.00. Heavy Men’s all wool Sweater "Coats with ‘collars $4.00 , UNDERWEAR-—Men’ s Trib woo] Coms. $1.67. Scotch knit Coms. $2.00; Fine English Viking Coms. — and <= Boys’ Spring needle Coms. $1.10; Men's alee, Shirts 75c; Boys Fleece Shirts, . Good siz All colors, all designs and Py wool _ $2.00 § Fine Shi Men’s Pants der to get size ne ai, a nays UES te aL This now includes the balance of Hillsburg $6.00 lines. Speak quitk in or- Broken lots. Not all sizes. Values up to $2.50. Fresh; and clean. W. G. R.- and other best makes. rts $2.00 From Hillsburg stock. Only 13 37, only ; . Men’s Suits left. 50c Table On this we place clearing lines worth up to $2.00, Seasonable lines. No junk at all. Look it over. Brooms Hilisburg stock. Sizes 28, 32, 3 Boys’ Suits 3, 35 only. Only 6 suits left. ....... We have decided to take a loss and clear ont these brooms. get a chance like it in years. You never Reg.75c $5.00 Wool Socks Penman's 75¢ Jumbo Wool Socks, and best heavy ‘rib “Nay sftralian Wool. Worth 75c for “ 50c ° English make. Fully guaranteed. Cost $20 wholesale. AN men’s. Reguler hd Poesetcatie. number. Very une Tweeds and Worsteds. Last chance a Raincoats sizes. Great SMQD ..... 6... eee ccc ene eect ce eevee ecee $10.00 Suit Lengths Wool] goods are anaring in price. ........ 20000. cece cece cece 1 = P rice § AND BLOOMERS—Entire balance Ladies’ CASHMERE HOSE—Ladies’ fine Cashmere Hose, BALBRIGGAN—Will clear balance Men's Shirts and CAPS—Entire stock to clear................065 39c aptton oe Bloomers, knitted, that seld 25c black, all gizes, firet quality. Well worth 31. oe TSc Bs Drawers at 1.00. eee cece erent eneee 40 ‘ c, to clear oo... le eee eee ae eee \J RIBBONS—Reg. 35c¢ to 50c, to clear ........... 15c S¥LK HOSE—Prre black silk Hose, worth $1.75 SHOES—5 or 6 pairs Men’s $7.50 Shoes, to F . i INDS ‘ill'be knocked down at RIDICULOUS | : “ ‘ s : 8, go at. ODDs AND ENDS—Will be knockex n oe oo cae all lines Silk Hose, reg. 90¢ to 75c $3 00 PRICES HOUSE DRESSES—Out they go at... 3s... 000004 50c JINTER HOSE—Heavy Silk and woo! in black and WOOL SHIRTS—Men's khaki flannel. A snap at 1.75 -_ . “HEAP. SRSEYS t 5 “g" » = awn, $1.00, lighter weight, black and white $ STOVES—One large, one small heater. CHEAP. JERSEYS—Balance Boys’ Cotton Jerseys ...... 40c 75c, Pure C oe Hose in brown and grey - “rp . Lo. heather, per pair ...................,.... 60c KHAKI PANTS—Men’s, Peabody and Big B, to go. $1.50 BASIGETS—Market Baskets, open end handles 35c BELTS—V a to $1.00, to clear’............., 10c * . Store For Sale En Bloc Big Discount on Samples to Merchants ~ Buy Thig Money Maker rie’ i { ky * “a HOCKEY IN HANOVER | : | (Hanover Post) & Herb Henning's terming of the N. | bi H.L. as a “‘bush league,” did not! #4 a { FOR YOU meet with Bert Hacking’s approval. A PAIR OF RUB E - t Bert, in days gone by when he w e ° at Listowel, was one of the fone! Search Your Attic who started°the Northern League, The Manuf -1rers of | ‘aE F F : and he believed it served a real pur-| ers o pose in bringing together teams that : . or ortunes would have no show in H.A., | . but the Northern now had‘almost as se j In Old Stamps cmay tonme as the OLA. Wat Herd! aa was not convinced. ‘‘Loo what! i Pg eae. Sr ll old Becigscee = happened in the senior finals last | * e 7 have been ‘fence and sold for small for- a ge agues like the Northern ee Single envelopes have been sold for Hockey League, the North Welling- lnvieghe ble of Pa — ton and the Central Baseball Leagues ’ “ ” ‘ each. ften “‘bushers,”’ and we believe sounds “fishy,” but it’s true. They =" © : | , : it is due entirely to loose manage- a for f nagh ec rape rerun . pg Naar ment. Favors are imparted to clubs hase retained stored away sod forgotten, that have a “stand-in,” and affairs 4 in old trunks, family chests and close sod. ma are conducted in a_ slip- : Mak _thoro shod manner. They do serve a real : anything ae ry from 1845 to 1875. | am fost through mis-management. is id + at Owen § d team ts . a 8 collector, mot a dealer, Have thing | croblem for cut Sumtork resents a Have authorized us te !:old an Interesting Contest in our store, to show you aa 2 . Ao sd, Se Sam ‘ ning continues to preach the gospel hat Rhi R bbe is the Ti h d W. ieti H Big pi or rare stamps more than the of optimism and victory,. even over Se = u “| is ine Loughest and most Wear-resisting that Science x The stam i om especially interested in the famous Greys. If Hanover can as yet discovered. r Ocery e S are, the carly U. S, issues on exvelo get POltar as Lome, es / RHINO RUBBERS mailed to the stamps of Canada, | iD A. e Listowel, things! . lumbia, New Brunswi New- | Would be better, and there would not} p It’ Ss amazing how, much every- foundland, Neva Scotia, _— Edward | be the same aversion to meeting the} ¥ Island ‘and Vancouver, ‘also a fow of ‘the Greve in the sem Faas. een Are made from Rhino Rubber, vulcanized under terrific pressure, and will body at the Christmas dinner t bl a ee ee a Gee hee t Ordi y abie can eat--so ‘tis stamps I do not buy—only those on |and-White meeting the Greys. Per- wear up to Twice as long as inary Rubbers. best to be prepared with plenty of every thir the original envelopes. So don’t cut them ae their silence brary ridicule for $s off the envelo 8 first years in the O.H.A. should! We'have on hand some sample strips of Rhino Rubber. If you can break you "ll need in the line of Groceries. Letters mailed since ma. > mostly ok talk of defeating the Greys— . ° . ‘0:6 : . common stumps, and these\I de not care | junior champions of Canada. But, | one of these strips by pulling with your hands, within 30 minutes, without or. collect nothing but stamps, and am |there is good ground for the belief : a . . . . ine anes you fill your Christmas shopping rot interested iw’ buying. old relics, old | that Owen Sound, Iike the old grey, cutting, biting or bending it, we will give you _ bas et with -- newspapers, re are j}mare, “ain't what she used to be.” . many stamps of different i issues which pe 5 5 Val. Raisins, 1 Ib. 15c; Patrus Currants, 1 Ib. 15ce; similar in appearance. “It is CANADIAN NATIONAL INAUGUE- A Pair of Rhino Rubbers Free Hal. Dates, 2 Ib. 23c; Cal. Seedless Raisins, 2 Ib. possible for me to quote values from de ATE NEW FA AST VICE TOR. | 25c; Pulled Figs, 2 lbs. 25¢; Orange and Lemon Peel. scriptions. I must first see > TO i Provided you buy another pair, or have bought a’ pair this “season. Men 1 Ib. 38c; Drained Citron Peel, 1 Jb. 60c; Libby's When you have gotten all the envelopes sane SATURDAY, DEC. 6 | Mince Meat, 1 1b. 2he : together wrap the bunch carefully, ust : 8! aC. | or boys must break the rubber strip without any assistance, but Ladies or Seer 8nd Malaga Grapes, Oranges, Candies, Nuts. Chanel. Please” don erin Commencing aturtks, December! Girls may try together, tug-of-war fashion. ‘ on the face of envelope—I am ac- + “The National” now leav — R, A. quand with the knee even yt F< Toronto 10.45 p.m. daily for “aa COME INTO THE STORE AND “TEST YOUR STRENGTH" stm: ws ao year date. n't use a] . ; , i. oeinate letters i inside the velo and arrive Winnlveg 2. 45 a.m, n| And Get Two Pairs of Rubbers for the Price of One may kept you, *s it ty o Y. the en- © second day, making the run re velope I want. (This id not of course | the remarkable fast time of 38 hours yy Phone 72. | Grocer remit te af dina Si Latha wheat tea THE CONTEST WILL RUN FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING letter, as the letter itself form the “en- | will thus be enabled to offer to its Lae 4+ velope.”) arm patrons the fastest train over FRIDAY, DEC. 5th. If you have reason to ieve t your | shortest route between the Capitals! " envelopes are of special value, send them jof Ontario and of Manitob i ‘ th lala latte shoe he: _— also put on the right by registered mail, In order to avoid hav- j ‘Ih addition to the Compartment-Ltb; : DY WANTS TO 31 tng ore the left. g the package held up for, customs ex- jrary-Observation and Standard and "BE LUCKY, BUT— 4 make a er ie reams carefully to ion, mark on the outside -’ Tourist Sleeping Cars now for c : ® holes. What at they are free from] Stamps, Not Dutiable.” I hold myself re- jin part the Winnipeg equipment of Fata On anything wath eben do not put) sponsible for the care of such env “The National,” the train will carry ‘ : | ¥ i og > Sarre ne Ohectin while in my rer Hewes I will [as usual, the ever popular Toren fant to be lucky at Christ- {ont the year. To preserve your Tok of ey ol i : > rene Bleeping Car, whic wil yerome ts : z the ensuing year the; wear something new, even if it is| their safe return to you. . ms ‘4 tween Toronto Poi res Rie - = Pe oenyatatie OF & Blece of fresh ribbon Make skarch now, Hi é +h: >) a | SHORT-CHANGING THE CHURCH} throngh the’ loud speaker. are doing much _.. (Vaneouver Sun) ‘tis ae ‘where after 1302 years is 6 and abut- 2} Sunday sermons over the radio are] ine none ons stg Bsr preven d oald ‘never. hear Lar essr aa rere in Vi Vancouver, |‘"® sae : now stuff him-|