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'IY1•7'EP'TEM3Illa
dies' SIM and
eel Hosiery
,• These, are sub -standards
• eatra g aod, shape. ••They
come i asharted..Aleit buff
'shades, • and •either •plain , or
fine ,cheeliS, Yoh ,da welt."
to look thee and stock up
for the 'days •
Speciaf,, Per. pi. UV.0 •
Hoie for .13a
.
O Pur Wool
Tus at the "'Wee ellap nePdg'"
to kepi) him warm. Snds.
)31it extrat 004, in :white- 'net -
tied Or *eek:
, • .
-end speeial, pair..'
Newest..
Gloves.."f
• : .
e our if ntoCked glove• •
sliowin In :the Dept.
,NewoSt • Ehiplex
,•
suet glove., t. with:- or-,1,withaftt!'
' dome', Neat ,fur trimradd, nalj- •.
.03"'"Iinqd,. Orcheaper quaitie
prinnmed ; with • taril- •
• back miffs. 1.0 :
.3 IS
pictorial Review
atterns
ongOleutn Litio
1.141 Rugs',
Reversible ed., -
room Rugs
Of exc'efititinal Softness, „
• cemhunat 41,1O,St of. pretty ,
era Worked •fint hi" "' daintiest •
patternswithillOwera and med-
alion centres. See these at our
Special- 'week,- end '4 0a1
sale, at each I • UP
and pitnity..Govo
A 'nice spits, fancy, lace-.
..trimme ;of superior
quality, shown" in • shades, -of
Med. Blue,:' Hello,: Sand, Pink,
Rime. ' Full •nizes, and a real
buy -et. our Week -end ,
• special price. Each.. , V.0‘.; '
Heavy Linoleum
Floor RUnners
These come in pretty blue
design .on heavy can,,tass back
• mullion linoleiim., •18" wide,.
' 1.08" long, Just the thing ..for
SeYe your floor covering be-,
tWeen-doora and Spots of .0"4ra
seryice. . Week end ".
98cspecial, each .......,
Shop Here and Save' ,
!aiker
PHONE 121.
Pay Cash and Buy For Less
ANY
•,DUNGANNON
- fernier ..*esiderit.:of,,,thiS: district.
wep Saind
_
'at. the ?come of her. daughter, Mrs..
Tnpper.,,, in "the :terser' of Anne Car.:
ter,. widow' of the '"late Ahdreiv, Duff,
_ Who ,W weII;•reniendliered here as
'
. etinder4iNt',seltobl.• Deeeased was the
'eldest jiaugbter of one cf the 097
• rteers -liflproii County, the late Geo.
'Carter, belPil born Lathe to*riship of
The
late' lgre. Duff Wei. 'a lifeAcing • and:
. . •
faithful Member of the: Prethyterian
' church and -took ''•an• `naive interest
..xiot onlyin..:chnrCh mink, but also in
temperance...organizations.. :',Surviving
are One. sister,Mrs. F. M., Carter,
of New "York. City; two. •daughters
Mrs. A. ,Little-ofBallyeroy; Ontario:
. _
Mrs
".R. ,TuPPer.:er Owen Sound; and'
one son, Mt ,"A":, A.' Duff" of Detroit
, • • , •
She was.; laid to; rest . Turner's,
cemetery, . Tuckersinith, Tuesday
Sept 6th• :; .••• . "' '1. •: ." "
Mr. 'Stanley 'Orser• had. his: buggy'
,pretty badly, smashed on h• • recent
Friday' evening, whenit: as hit by
a ear. StahleY,. who 'ivaageing north,
Was meting :another. buggy almost
in front: of the ' parish hali, when a
'car going igouth, .• failed to: see him.
uig
in the Same direction::,The 'result.
was that the leff.front wheels of .the.
• , •
•
two Vehicles, were interlocked; Puric-
laring . the Car tire; • breaking the
• lamp and cruhripling the'lront fender,,
The .vibeel;„of the buggy was emit-
pietelY demolished, every .spoke being
• broken, the •ivhiffletree mashed. and,
. the top badly tWiSted. Th horse man
•.,,aged : to free 'itketYccarrying the driv;
• • er , over the dashboard, hut fortunate-
• • ' ly not injuring bini,- as inpst like):
would 'iiaVe been the. case, had he not
, been holding .the lanes Bth car and
buggy landed in /the ditCh, which a'
this place is;•froin kt. tO feet de'eP•
:The , single. 'occupant of, ale car. wa
• ' uninjttred, but felt very, badlir, the'
• the, accident had bappeticd:;• WA?
• driving at about fifteen niiIe Pe• r
hour. :• the Speed been greeter
no* doubt, both would have been In•: •
" lured. • Mr. Farrier from near White-.
church;. *hp was- ,driving the ,ear. said
• that the street lights OT the , village
seemed to confuse him, and that', he
• did not.See the :Second buggy until lw
•. struck it. • •A, satiSfactory settlement
•'•Vas arrived at between the two Yount.
Men, who are congratulating therii-
-,• selVes. that they eseaPed, without seri-
" qua. injurY. This is the third ' car
, which has -been ditebed this spot
, ,
this season. • _
' SSt •
-1 WALKERTON'
• Last 'Friday: 'Magistrate
in._ as.sesieci,
, Louis :'1"orter, an ' 'Arran ToWn'ship
armer,. end COR, for yip ating
• • -,the Lioilor Control ,Act... 'fic .plegded
than:
•'hie -,prIVate •.'Porter, •
• offender *more 7-thein.'.erite 'whire -the'
WaSfin force, was in jail here,.
• far e6titild •oeilayt, 'ate?' being.
• prehended,„ • He. was _later • grantedhalL .
", • .•° .•:'
• "Mr. .0, '.E. Mehl acted for,,iiitir. as
lehlt.:,-:Meirtindale-••-: • of.
•
Seuthamtitorio . who. pat in a similar
plea., The curt.ordered film, .to for
reit $1.00 'and the coats. He lied. liquot
,Septeinher gq, Without h peinnit.
WEDDING AF KI LO S
Stanley-BannerMan '
•
The 1tczeof Mt. and Mrs. George
annerman,l(inliiis, was rthe seeae-of7
a very pretty' airtimin, Wedding . lest
week, when • their 'second ..danghter.
Hazel„Laurettai.was7 united in • Mar-
riage-te Wilhaiifirarold
Of Kinloss. , The bride, waS given in
marriage by her •father arid took .1.1q.
place :beneath an arch , Of; evergreens
arid: autinen flowers; The.loride Was;
becorningly gowned 'in her Wedding
divas of peach- georgette with panels
of Pleating, with yeil and coronet of
orange blossoms. She carrieda s w-
er, bouquet of .0phelia "roses and niald.."
en:iiair fern. -: The cereniony .wasper-
farmed, by Rev. 5. Johnston' ar
London.- Littlt Florenee Colwell,., as,
flower girl, were 'a 'dainty little freck-
of shelf pink 'crepe de Chene and
iied:h basket of Sweet poas. Misg.
Daisy Ayles,. cousin. of :the"; • .bilde
played Lehengrin's 'Chorus. • The
groom's ;gift • to .the :bride :was a'rome.
of per1s; to, the pianist h white gohd.
bar pin, and, to the flower girl a neck.'
, The happY,Cbnple left on, a, trip
to Toronto, Niagara,and other points.
• On •'their return they Will. reside on
the groom'ii.farm: at Kir:doss..
' • •
OBITUARY -
PRIJCE PRESBYTERY .MEE'PINCI
'KINCARDINE
•
' • BrUce Presbytery:1)f the :United
Chrirch •net iLn KiucerdirieOn Mon,..
daY, Sept,. 12. "T'ho• '11,1Ornigig" session
'was opened' at„ 9,80 i,vith :Rey; C;
McKenzie ef.'llipley, ehairman 0f the
Prg4bYtery, in.ithe-„ebair,`.1 After de,'
votional exereiSea 'by, the' ellairrnan
• Rev,(4,* Buell of PriisleY„ gave an
inapit'ational addressi, Tbe elettion•of •
,oflieers fpr the 'penning • year yesilled,
')1.1 R9v. Clhas..„Rackett of •Tar; •beino•
• made chairnoten, and Rev. H. . Ram,
of Walkerton,•,iiPirerre. elected as
SeeretarY,. •• The.40110wing candidates
,for 'themihistry. woro app
.m;royed.''.•,hy,
.he.eet.ing.arid. certified; to college!
•(4e9", E, releOner and 'IL 04.114gli of
Teesikater„ Parrie"Pavey'l,pf:-Qhesley.
•and Trwin Inglis of., Walkerton. , • 'The
young .men are 'at, present talemg
• course at Victoria College, T.Pronto.
' The :following, Icominittees reflo*tOd"
the-Year',e.worfc; Rev. It W. Craw
the reportsof the: year. Srieaking fel' I
id depArtrnent bo WNS pleaSed
Germany, Great Britain and trte
had, passed adVnticed legislation ,,af-
f-epting the liquor traffie. Ontario
felt, was fallowing the Western• l'rov-
inees in the experiment • of govern-
ment ,eontrol. .
the e-Vening sorvide a large aud-
ience "greeted the 'officers,- Of. tite Gen-
' ral CoieiJ. Dr.. MaPLachlai took as
his', subject, "Where,•there 'i.‘•; 'no vision'
;the people ,pel 1,411,','„ and spoke on the
develapinent. dt11 WeSt and the she,
cesty af the ideals ` of V°
.
•
-brong t before thO stl'angers en a neW
'land. He pointed out that it v1s ur
ade' tbat' the fproigner bad'
••the nd t1epf ,edtfeation' And ro,•.,
likien, hi' order 'to‘tekp theth Plate
the lclevelopnicri't Of %the: eOuntrk. pow c,
pr‘„, ;tlic•Se • rfeweo;1•.,,,e; .•W.911'
cupying- :11 j
rbc,, roljtjert1
the West. The Slogan'. of.115'7ifitirch
•nilit be "Onward' • ' , •
'fir. Bryce ,in his addrOs stressee
the neceqqrtv t•jth God
oVi4ticluipW tonvOgr,... reported fa , The work of
'important end we 1aonM translate
improveinent'
A the FlnrisCo!--` He giver 600 Or'
phans, were cared 'for atinere.
.fitted. to acenpy a place in • our eoun-
.trY. At the "evening ce ?lisq. Lil-
lian Anderson gave a .solo, which wee.
• • The etec-tivc‘i of the different W
S••.hranrhoet 'in' thr...Pre.ibvteiry bele'
lro-nine• And after
• noon, Joining with 'tbe. other delegates
at the evening' ne.esien.
• MUST NO; DR11!):l MOTOR ,POR
YEAR
TeindgtelatiV. 0, C
111nelAr'oePh., ,Pairgre4
porting., for liter -attire 'dePaltmCnt; tr
ged the general 'use `of .• ' all United
c'hureli Periodicals. Rev. '‘,7. G. Buell
in his"4:ePert on evangelisp and social
service,,:called attention " to the
portance of Pledge signing i proper lit-
erature and itili.zati�n of lay mem-
bers inthe work. ROT. Gallagher of
•the education pominittee,, reported P
successful lieya! camp at Port Elgin
in July... Over 100 badges and other
awards were earned by the .boys in
• attendance. The Nerthern,/ Summer
School held its 1t2h annual spssiOn at
• tlie,aisual place and: was th•..most .sue
cessfhl yet. The "atnnial fall rally of
Young. People will be held .at • Paisley
on October '7, Teacher :training class-
es Were "strongly, Urged; In trre report
of the • maintenance . and extension
fund Rev. T. 'IL Sole suggested that,
•conferences. be held to discuss. mat- of .an, accident ahnut'two;;inenths ago
ters of. interest; The objectives of the L...___________Loaerr_iojen_Etrnegt-st-;-
The. charge chative of wanton carelessne
and negligence in the 'oorration df. a
in,otor ear, which waS l#1d •againSt
Rudy Sanerof. Nlildmay, as a result
- -year for .-the .-_tiffere • wa_e,ntrack. :by , a car :drii:en, by., • the
-ddrifire17-Tris. expected that confer-,
ences will- be held at •Bervie, Cargill former, wag heard . in police court at
Wiarton and Dobbington during the. - on Saturday last- -before
• 144t week of October, at which. Dr Magistrate Walker., Sauer pleaded not
of loree. ,he the lipealterm , guilty. The' 1Vlagistrate dismissed the
P.;
Weddings This Fall
The Beide jhis Fall will be able to• ,
choose. a Pinner 'Set. -from some of the New-
est Delias Reasonable Prices
Collie and see the Patterns :now im
•C�
in me
Open:Stock 'PatternS.
,
Everybody is Welcome to walk around the Store.
and see the New Cliinaware:
'
rtANI..4RVS '.VARIE'IN STORE
k I
:i(JUCKOW3 43/111 ARI
Janies":Ronistah.
, The' news' of the. 'death. ,ef .Mr.• Jaa..
, , --
Roulston et -his home in Wingham on,
'Sunday lasti,. at .the ..age of 72 years,
5, Months and, 27 dep,, was a shock:to
i-hieTnianyrrieridelriltiPleYtaad'ittein--
DeceaSed Who for a 'great many
years was a resident of s•Hmion
was highly respected as 'a . :A
:nnruber,,,of • years .ago he retired 'from'
activo farm, life.' and: tOok un' resi-
dence- in Kincardine' and: :later in
Wingham. He had not enjoyed , good
_heath fornome.time„ While in Huron
he Was a member of the Olivet-Meth-
eilist' ,church. „To, mourn' his 'loss .fie
leaves : his widow,: three sons,
can., .2, Huron;.Vincent of Devlin;
•Rainy River District, and ;John 'of
qVIarshwell, Sask. •. Mrs. L. Smith,.
4 t • t' T them. agne is a_sis sister .o em
'extended the SYMpathy, f thei
friends: The. rernaiii,s Weie, brought
,fronl 4ingliam . 04, Tuesday, and
services Were held in: St . Andrew's
yilited.'Chtirch; -Conducted by 'Rey. G.
• McKenzie: ',Interment took plaee,
in Ripley Oemetery;,,
AITCTION—S-ALE-"::
Of Valuable Farin. in the Toivnship
' • of WaWanoSh. •
, ,
•
The Administratrix 'cif the Estate
of Edward Haines, deceased, will:Of-.
fer..for sale by .public auction on the
nremises: on T,aeSchry, the eleyenth,
. day of October, 'A.D. 1927, . at 2 'o'-
clock in, the afternoon, -the following
•valuable r op er tY,_ Lin arn el y
south half of Tot number 'Twenty4ev-
cm in the Tenth -Concession • of the,
Te*nthip of -Wawanosh ih the Coun-
ty .of ,Huron. containing one. linndred
. acres of land more or less. •, •
. This: property- le situate 'about
and "nneAalf miles .from f the Village
of .Whitechurch,, one. mile from 'school
and four ,miles from. church; ,on ‘. a
good.,gravel road. Tbqte are • about.
eighty'. are cleared and about ten
aPreS •of good hush; and •all the 'clear:
ed land' is•in grass. •• , •
There are on .the .prerrises a. good
, eight -roomed tratne ho,is.e and • r
frame bran 34 x and, straw shed
28 x 58, with stone foundations under
both barn and shed, a good' orehard"
,and a good Well- with winciniill and
pamp 'attached,' • The farrn -is in ;ex-•
cellont• condition throgghout. •
Wilson Of Toronto, and Dr..MeDonald
, The "resignation of Rev, Ci•Cooke of
s, eceivthe ri,..4-itoperate a
, to '.
. charge, • but 'ordered that Sauer be
Pinkerton and Cargill, wared deprived of
I
by the _Presbytery and it is expected' motor car on the nblic fitglima_ys for
local churciiiiiiiiiir will;tTilace on- one year ,froni tlfis•t. - •
—
a new aspect at these points. Ad, - • :
--,--o-o-o-- .
dressing. the • meettag Rev: Cpoke re. . • __ . • •
,TIIE BOYS' AND THE PREMIER
ilerrare"aereelorrig and suecessful minis -
in Smiths Fells and pin,. • The; Clinton Ne,ws,Reeprdtelle..„of,
brook. • •
, The :following were appointed ' to
• byersee. the' work 'Of 'Weak :charge, at.
Salem, Rev„'Paton,•:„Glwriis; -Rev. Kel-
ly, 'Colpoy's Bay, , and Re•;,., Springer
,Mr. Aiken. of Allenford, addressee;
the meeting in the interest .of form-
ing a local layn'en's 'assoeiation,..
Reim., Hackett; Harnwell,Bole,. and
Messrs. Telton and :Aileen were,ra,p
pointed., art interirn e.leecutiVe. •
Two offieers of the General Council
of the „United -•Church. Were present
•--ind gave exteptierially fine •aceounts:
of -the work. • Rev. Peter Bryce Of To
vont°, Stated, that by 'the. Aril Ogarva.',
tion,,of congregations that have ' tak
err place have consolidated' 411. Afire
half .thatnumber, and .that .287 'aid/
r'edeivirig „charges have:become self.
supporting;,•,1,5a new fields, had been
•or'ened-up;• 'With sgo,, preachingsta
amis. -Iteadjustmente in the. Maritime •
nrovinces' had :eliniinated $111,000 ir
'rants. At the present time' • there
Were _ 20 ministers in :the finite
'711ureh without/ charges. 'The Unite('
Church • needs ininiaters, he elairned,
•He was pleased with the cc -operation
between, the executive of the W.11LS
• and the, General.,Board" of' the. church
: „tor, MacIiachlare, bf Tarinto, secre-
tary Of ,the department of sccial serv-
ice' and evangelist:if,: eXorossed
, Anglia A.: MeI)onald.
• Anther of Huron Townships noble
-
characters was 'called to ,his reward
911.WednesdaY or last 'week, when.the
• death Of Ur. Angus A. MelJonald ee-,
burred; `at Londbn.
A'few 'Weeks ago an .infectiori from's
, toe' hail "necessitated his zemoval to
Landon, where after all' efforts to. dur‘i:.
a deep -aeRled malady had failed, his
'foiit' Was ampatated. 'Aithanh i'Man•
• ,
.of strong,. physique, the..shoekwa
„too greatlof elan Of his Years,"and
• • . • ..
he gradually grew' weaker -till •; the.
angel of dedth relieved hi.; stiffeling::
He. was' born On con.' 8, litiron
.Town-
ship, 78 ;years age,. a 'son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald, Oarly
• pioneers of this section; Hae he grew
'to' manhood, and 'married •the:. daugh-
ter of\ eaother pioneer,. Miss Isobel
'McLennan. , Mr: McDonald was One
or ourmost respei.ited: citize.ns
a friend at all' times, a• faithful „and
TERMS OF sArio: Ten • per eept co. nsmt,arat' Cntisttan. ror ' a great
_ . . 4 , ,
• y , , .•
•
nr-the purchase, money on the day of manY Years " had been a member
:iale and the. balance within- thirty. and "Elder.of 'Knok* ChUrc'n, where lie
. . .
.ays thereafter. •Tb,, "purchaser "will it •a 'reit Worthy rnanner julfilled the.
he entitled•to immediate pessession • airties'n of his 6ffide', ond his passing -is
•Further terms and conditions of' salo
will _be mode known at the time or a great loss • to the cIiiirch and ,sur -
"sale Or 'may be had on application t• roultding ebriVilloitY. , • '.'
!he tmdersigned. . •. To .modrn his, deathis left; his `-wi-
, .
• At ..,the. sitnie time and ,picce will .h.e dov.7, two daughtersi Alex..`51al.
• -offered: for sale the following house- ' coin) Collingwood; and ',Annie of To:
hold." g,00ds and 61fects, : rar,telv: J
sidefguir(1, 1 dining room table ronto; five sots, Donald at home, F'ip-
"lay of Ottawa, John, Winnipeg; Mur-
ser•retary, lounge, 1 organ. r) eane.
',ottani chairs 6 •itchen• ehnirs
• ••
tiech•oom suites, 2 etisteads, • 1
•chen- criphoard-.---1-fcifelien •
stnve,, 21r,vaters, 1 1„fenthe,
,h d•and $. set.of•or spring;
a quantity :of reeldinn... and till -de lino
a number. of farm. arid ,enrden
eflitleYV. .riettliq?4 •Ord oth'er articlet'•
•ton•niitsiczons' to ,r4Itit"-•ott • 1.,...r.r,bp •rt*.
nuattV411: wood -split and in.• tlit•
tElz,mys..,0F0,§;iLEI
,
T).11,S; Sums of Ten ' dallaN" and no.'
der, cash ; arlif for stirriq over that -
amount, anoroved joint notes gt. ,siY
AnOriths. will he -accented, .•
--DATEDexitieth_4
• tember„.. A.D. 1027. -
VANSTO-NE..
• • Winghain. On trici.
Vendor" g Solfeitor
(6-10-C)!, , ,
• ,
(64O -
doh Saskatoon; • and' -David Of Den-
zil
_
,Slask. • 4140br0thq, .John:
P114 mid sistere Mary of, m. 8, Icor-
on,, fir:i.lifiarnlis extended thee .•3irn pa-
thy:0- f host of frientIS'.• The funeral
• VtidaY to Ri,PleY7.denteferY,-,`"f-
.,lar,r•ly • attended, Service was can-
on/44-0i .Pel, -Dr. Cennorl Ksrit);
rhunh, 'assisted • by Rev. •C. N. Mc-;
" *' St ' tr.t d
TOt17.1e. ttt rew,s in o
clinrch.
'Anirnala dan!t•tequire b'
:eauthey -don't -live 8'^` -4forrlish" as
• •
r r
Many a' -wedding Vkritanlp shOuld
say '"and a pale bridegroom cemplet-I
ed the color, te!ien.V640,..•
,
a rather amusing but pleasant. inci-
dent Which occurred, at the Chilton_
Station_ Hirkgra:isat
to • l\l'orth Huron.'.,..1,[-: appears that the
Premier .and his 'Partk left their. Pri-
vate railway car 'at Cjinten. 'and ,Werit•
,
tb •Wingharn ':hy anforeebile: , The
News.-ReCOrd-isays: .
• "This ear on the srding attracted
the".',attention of Some _boYs who were
'Poking ah,O;A,, , .44,"yes . seeing.
ylist they. ea.4...;P:iese: Pr'e-
'micr -r+7,4 spn. cf a well:
in, town
Who lime. 71714".!!7 rh.: rest
•wallted-up 1.9 "7-.` E rf.tri anti in7
traduced . - P--•7gzr- was
vety
'ably, net tzazre_irfaise
Colors, Abe yetmg 1,71-orrad him
that he was iz-7, Bvt*a 60-n-
gervative in po;:if..cs. arA that his dad
didn't 'support him, tne Premier. --This
,tiewever, did • nut, Ma'ke 47 difference
•to' the. treatment. meted*--ont: and the
'ads 'were. taken into the.'priiate.dai--
SETTLES 'CIVIL ACTION .
• . FOR •$2,900 -A1•ID COSTS,
. „
It looks as thoirgh'iting • Jepli.
„Lippert's adventure • on : the road.
..hoi•th Of Riyersdale, when': , his car'
• k
crashed . into ; the .0'Ilagar,
goingtb he a pretty costly affair, in
mOreways than one. -
Besides - having .to de.feind a charge
cf manslaughter, lie had ta_netflei
•
with Mr. Joh.n O'Hagan hig. dau-
• PUBLIC:SPEAKING CONTEST
BE 'AT .9,01Y11-1A1P1'ON
• The .Ilriree County Edutationat, A g-
. •
sociation will :condact, ka, pulilic speak-.
ing .contest. 'in the'Town Hall, .BOUtii:
12 ethrimeneing,:.,nt 8:o'clecic: • The": ,
• contestants : be , the winner's,: at ,
tbe -various. sehOol. :fairs held through -
the county, thisseason,„ and. will:c" •
he_apen_to-rural-and- uniren-l-pu Oils, •
is hoped. :that 'every such winner. ;Will' 2.
•be- at the' county.•Contest. The prizes
will be': iSt;:$25:60;:.:2nd, $15..00;' 3id,.•
The. )Oritarie Educational Assoela-„,
tion ton'e'S to.,..complete' the 'contest'
holding' -a conteSt 'for 'the -ccUritY ..•
hers:, to compete for 'provincial honr,
Ora.
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SOME 1ALL FAIR DATES
Chatsworth—Oct. 13-14. '
• Chealey-Sept.29280„ •
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HpliWortff'—Sept.
Lion's 5-6.
OiVeir..Smiiid--Oct. 678: ,
•
• .kwiaitoli—Split. 20-21.
g7-30.• • • '
Eirnvale•--Oct. 3-5.
LuckniAV—Sept..29-30.•
Paisley-Serit„
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TO,
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ghter• Marjory in an action for-dam-
akes. ' Toronto . papers of Sept '7th
in their, Osgoode Hall. news had •the
following: 0'H:igen vs. Lippert—D.,
,Roliertson, K.C., •for plaintiff, moved
for jUdgment• approving'. of settle-
-r apt. F. W:14. Harcourt,: K.C.; for in-
fant. • *Judkinent for plaintiff • for"
$2,900. and costs. Marjory's share ,
'fixed it $1,500, to •be paid intocourt
to her credit, and $1,40o to be /paid to
her lather, ,John Ornagan. Costs of
Official Guardian fixed. nt 815 to be
„raid out of infatit'S sharp.
• It appears that Marjory is only 16
•years. of age, and• is referred to as an
infant. •
MOdernisra: • Spending so•Much
'money ,ti•ying to' win girl' that there
is'net enough left •te marry her.
• The .reason ;why! some people try to
a_goodLis4-beeatise--it,- is:. easier- than -
• - • thin,g..of an ex,-,erlence 'for the boys. 'bei
fng good.'
Actien at being present and hearing.
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..:13qys,,BIG pASKRUK.:;-.S.T.,0PfK.:'Or. FINE-...-.J.EWEL!r' •
•a. low price o
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'Watches, . Ol4,0s4 Etc..
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a e ails Sat. Sept. 24th; a
.The E'ntire Sto'ck •G�es 'O.n Sale - ' • • : ' ",
SEE BIG POSTER IflAILED TO YOU TO -DAY
he:. Whole: • •.cOuoty- Kil6Ws •that rnily Merchandise of UnquestonabIe
Qi.Iality is carried by th,is store, and when we say SALE it meaiis a
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ectacular C-trts Ever3i Pieceof iYier handise th ig Large Stoc
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