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Does A Woman Choose One
Shoe inPreTerence to Another
The first element in the woman's choice
is the appearance of the boot, It is the ap-
pearance of the shoe in the window, the origi-
nality and good taste of the style exhibited,,
the beauty of the finished boot, that first .at-
tracts her attention.
eo2nd, first impressions s must be borne`
out by closer eeamination; Thu material and
finish must be such that it looks as well on
close inspection as it does to the casual glance:
Third, it must ft comfortably. and welt.
I ourthr the materials- and' workranshjp
must be such that it will give the full service
the woman expects from the shoe T• is last
point` may not be evident to the woman buyer
when she purchases the shoes, but it decides
whether or not she gets another' pair from, the
sense place.
in purchasing our shoes we recognize the worth and proper relation of these
points and intite you to see and inspect our New Shoes for Fall, assuring ng you
that our prices will be found very reasonable:considering`the scarcity.of leather:and
high prices of labor.
We commend our Empress and Classic Shoes as those that fulfill all the require..
'orients of stylish, neat fitting, comfortable and serviceable shoes.
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ameron
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a Fordand Drive.
RY it just once! A.k your friend to let you "pilot" his car on an
• ,open str�etch and will be surprised- hoyv. easily
Ford: is handled and driven, .
If you hitve never :felt the thrll'of driving your own car, there is Some-�
thing goon in store for you. It is vastly different fromjust riding -being
a passenger. And especially so if -you drive a ?ord... `
Young boys, girls, women and even grandfathers—thousands of • them-
-are-driving-Ford-caw
hem--aredriving-Ford w and en jo y in it A' For to and
J Y g d.s pS starts in traffic
with exceptional ease and smoothness, while on country roads and bills
itsastrength-and power --show- to advantage.
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Buy a Ford and you will want to be behind "the wheel" constantly.
Runabout.. $475
Touring - • $495.
-Coupelel $695
UNIVERSAL CAR Sedan - ' $890.
'` Fs 0. B. FORD, ONT.
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Qllilllls
,Tuesday, Sept. 25.
Joseph Cunningham wag in Armon
on Monday.
Pte. Wilbert stelsTally returned ltolr ae
here on Monday.
Rev. J. A. McClung has purchased a
ear
Mina Angie Ferguson, gf Fordwicb, is
visiting at ,Alex, McKennitt'a.
Qurta *: number from -here ntteadetil
the Kincardine fair on Friday.
McLennan is visiting with
relatives at Meafordand Wiarton.
Miss Nettie Gunn visited her cousins
in Kincardine the end of the week,
Mr and Mrs.. M. E. ,Peacock and
daughters, of Meafardf spent' over Sun-
day beret
Misses hfargaret and. Eva. McKinnon
are spending a few clays in Toronto and
Niagara Falls.
Mre. Catharine McKinnon 'and:Misses
Retta and Eva visited . Port Elgin' relit;
tives on .Saturday,
Rev: D. B. ,McRae, of Armow, preach.
ed in St-t-,Fau1-'e olaurch_ot I a- `
nips y to
the absence of the pastor. '
Remember the Red. Cross leethre on
Friday evening. Let : everyone come'.
Help the 'boy$ wliq are fighting for you,
Miss :Jennie McKeemnan: is visiting
Airs, Millar (nee Mies Mollie Tibb) at
the -home of . the latter'e . parents at
Blackstock, m
Word was received here. last week. or
the very sudden and "unexpected death
of John. Ross,: Sr., of Calgary? Alberta.
The deceased waswell knows here;
being a resident for many- • years: To.
the bereaved wife and family deepest.
sympathy is extendedf: • ;
Culross centime
. ..Monday,. Sept.. 24.
Kennedy' Bros. are busy building a'
new silo. ,
The. farmers of this vioinity are busy
threshing. •
'Mr. Bald; LP; a ,'is''inalkigg, itis 'usual
visit to our schools. ' •
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Mr,;and_.Mrs_Josepb - luest visited
Greenock, friends ons Sunday lash •"
• Mr , and Mrs, Jamee W raitliw Bethany,
anent Sunday at the hole of tit Stobo,
' Walter Richardson; Jr., and',Hardy
Simpson attended,:til$ fair at E.lpcardine
;on Friday offast week;
• Foiurth Con., Kinloss.
—Tuesday, Sept -25,r
ladles of—:South-Kinloss- held -a
meeting' -at "the home of Mrs James
Sutherland last Thursday.
The .land in this. neighborhood is
becoming almost too hard for the plow,
although the weather ie ideal for other
work. '
Mr• and Mrs. t Robertson and son,
Robert, of the loth of. Huron, spent an
afternoonwith friends on the 4th Con:
this week. '
• Mr: and' Mrs. Snelgrove ,;and two of
their children, of Goderich, spent Satur-
day,. and Sunday last among their friends
f i IGinloss and Huron,
Neil Mcinnes, while dressing the
tenants on some . barn timber with an
adze,• gave himself --A •ratherr'severe—aut"
on the left knee on Friday last.
°Lothi
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--Tuesday Sept. & tit,
Ales Barnby Ieft on Monday to resume
his studies in Toronto Dental College;,
mix `for a eh t visa 1—,Fithis.sTarn
Miss' Miner vaand. Gordon -McPhee, ?f
Carlow, were guests at $arnby'e for over
Sunday. • '
Miss :Maryand Jaeft McDonald. and
Mise Iawin visited friends- in Goderich
on Sunday.
The present proposition of the: Gov.-
ernment d Food 'Caistroller,°. lion. Mr.
Hanna, to pledge ourselves to eliminate
all waste and economize,.aa much as
poesilaie in foods such as meat, and *heat
flour is very. curnmehdahle• anti. there et.
pecially now when the supplying of our
own and Britain's army is so dependent
ins us. But -very thany of us Would-be
more enthusiastic over the movement if
the Government would set an example
;l=n the practice of eoonomy. Last year
nearly 215 million pounds of the choicest.
grain and sugar went for the manufac-
ture of
anufac-ture'of beer and whiskey they are doing
business the same ae ever this year worse
than wasting BO mucha g ood food etuff
When the Canadian Government will
follow the exarpleof the United States
ow—eminent o,nd stop th,l running of
their breweries and distilleries, they will
find °that the eople will o more � p .. rt a wbake
hee�ctedle lgto lino foe.l wring.
ray Ord
SlYleltZer, . Dealers, Lucknow.
:Olivet
Monday,. Sept: 24th,
Pte Richard Scott, of London, spent
'Sunday ono the Fourth.
Mrs. Wm. Harrington- had the mis-
fortune to 'tali while -in the barn one day -
last week, injuring her back and arm,
Next Snday afternoon Rall Dry
Trill
be observed is Ousel Sei;day School
',there will be ftery%d ttt '7,00 .ln the.eve.
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McCharles-•=Gemmel.--On: Tuesday,.
r`cit:
13tit,- Mina Man Gcmmelr.of.R.iple3i
was united in marriage to Mr. John
McCharles, of the 2nd Con, We join
in wishing Mr. and Mrs. McOharlesa
long and happy life. .
McGuire. -:Wilkinson. --A eery pretty
wedding ' was solemnized on Thursday
evening, Sept.2Oth at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Wilkinson when their
only daughter Maude became the bride
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of Mr. Wm, ti. McGuire. To the strains
At Meedellsoltn'* Welding Moab pleyel
by Miss Laura Coiling, the bride robed
itr Rill, -crena dev elifntir 'pearl `trim-
mings Mid wearing K bridal veil, entered
the parlour on 'the arm of her father,
Rev, J. Henderson assisted by Mr, Cheter
Wilkinson, brother of the bride, per-
formed the ceremony. After flet the --usual
congratulations all sat down to a dainty
wedding supper, :Mr. and Mrs, McGuire
will reside ou the groom's. farm on the
Out . Con. 2 C' They ..
have the beat wishes
of a host of friends for WI agd rop
prom voyage threeeli kllt►� -
FROM file FOOD CONTROLLER
The Food Controller ii< Mauled
that avoidable waste of valuable orchard
and; garden products is taking place in
many towns and villager throughout
Canada.
In order to prevent this .waste, an
appeal is wade to the mayors, reeves
and ofaceravfthe respective municipali-
ties to take immediate ,steps to conserve
MIA products as cannot be made nae of
by the producers or disposed of through
the usual channels. •
To-4Paweeoluplish;hisobl_ ectt fe1Jowin
suggestions are made:
t. Citizens are urged :.fo) tone every
lueans in their' .power -to conserve for.
their own use their full requirements of
fruits and vegetables;, (b) to dispose of
any surplus they .may have through the .
usual channels of Made,: or tuna such
surplus over to 10 0041 eondervation com-
mittee.
2. That the, head of every mnnici-
pality'organize. from representatives of'
the "various local societies,organizations
and religious , denominations, a -civic
conservation committee to take charge
of the assembling of all surplus orchard
and garden products that may bo donut -
ed' by the individual citizens by enlisting
the ca -operation of the public and nigh
school teachers, utilizinropartiee organ,.'
ized from amongst,the pupils, aided by
.cconveyancee donated torth "purpoe b
• the citizens.
3. That the • various: conservation
committees make immediate and ade-
quate arrangements for the safe storing
of all such surplus products until such
• time as they canbe disposed of to, the
various charitable organizations or sol-
diers' homers oreold by such committee
to those unable to purchase at regular
prices, ordisposed of threugh the regular
trade channels, and the proceeds of all
such sales donated to the Red- Cross or
similar organizations aethe discretion
of the committee shall direct.
It is urged that the widest • possible
publicity be,Eivento this appeal and the
earnest co-operation of all citizens en-
listed in its behalf,
Tbutadol, $eptomber ota1) i9l,
Phone . No. 10 Is at Your Service
We. Sell for Cash We Dell Cheaper 'Phan The Credit Store*
Chase the OMB Away
ErAtn any room in your house
with a PERFECTION' OIL
HEATER. An oil heater is a
- —T useiti and -sin enaent stove to
have, as it gives youbeat at auy
time andanywhere and at a
small cost, and the Perfection
is the'best as it is clean, odOrless
and smokeless, L .
Culross Corners
—Monday, Sept .24,
Earl Culbert ,spent Sunday will
Bethany friends;
Mr. and Mrs. James Wraith spent
Sunday at Mr...Stobq's, Con. 6.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Edgar and'- family.
are .visitors at D Bdirar's'thia week
Miss Moss, who has been visiting her'
cousin, Miss Daisy Ayles,'has returned
-to her home in Sault Ste, Marie. ' •
• Alias Pearl Hiles, of London, elocu-
tionist, Will be at the Bethany entertain
ment. on. Monday ;-evening:' Came and`
fetch your friends.
Mafeking;.
- :Monday,' Sept. 24, •
Mr. and Mrs %eorgeSaundersspent;.
Sunday attJames Ritclire°s,; pion. _
Mrs. Isaac Andrew • and Mrs. 'John
Helm visited: Mrs: -Anson. F'inl L7 on
Tuesday.
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Mr 'and .141rs: Gahert Barkwell,' of
Lochalsh; spent"Sunday with Mrs. Wm.
Stos, '
Mrther. and yips. Thomas Blake and ;two;
daughters, Grace and Olive, visitedwith
friends at ,Lanes Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs P. Reid• and Mr, and;`
Mrs. Will Stneltzer, of Lucknow, visited
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas -Anderson on
Sunday
- Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred 4nderson,,of Kion,;,
Mr. and Mrs, Herb: Either and Bernice,
of Crediton,' and ' Mrs, J'anles McBride,
Stf__..�itUtth.'s..�3ili,.acalled-=on--�'lfafelrng°
Mends Monday: •
Crewe'
—Monday,. Sept. 24:
W. Sunday Sunda with' Will
Y
Hasty.° -
�Johp Blake visitad friends in Clinton
Mr. and Mrs, William Crozier spent
Bunday with.friends-in-Goderieh--
Mrs: William McConnell spent .a few -
days last week with friends in Stratford.
M> and Mrs. AIf. Sherwood spent
Sunday'at the home of Sam Sherwood.
'Missed Mary andJane•t'Hackett spent
Sunday , with their sister, Ira. Bert
Treleaven. .
You .Bud a. ,Padlock for`
Protection and a Good Lock
is the Cheapest'protectionin the world
We have a good assortment from 25c
Up to 75c. .
- —Any work yot rave -to o F.
a half easier when -you have
the. proper tool to work with.
Try the Sampson Potato Fork for taking up
your; potatoes. ' . m
For Cora Cutting we have the. short handled -
Hoe at 65c. Penping Hooks at ' 25 and 45c.
ACA ., R
OF FRESH . CEMENT
uC
JUST ARRIVED
The LucknowHardware & Coale°.
- THE. STORE THAT !EVER DISAPPOINTS.
W.‘ -T...: PEMBER
PROP"`tETOR OF THEPEMBER HAIR STORE
Is. sending ibis representative; Mr J Addams, who is
especially Ofted in the art of stilling the ladies and
knows their needs.. Mr. J. -Adams will be at the
CAIN. _HOUSE, - U. CI NO v
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TTIURSDAY, OCTOBER .:l . �.._
With thefinest stock of Human Rah. ° Goods for-.
-Ladies and Gentlemen for improving :their personal
appearance. - Toilet :Pr„cparations for iinprovink. the
We•:can _treat .our own hair addprevent it from turning' grey..
F011`LADII Pompadours Transiorraations
Waves, _.Switches,..etc, . _:_ :.
FOR GENTLEMEN—The nearest imitation• to
nature—They Pember. Toupee..-
and ata reasonable price. Sat.,
isiaetion guaranteed.
For mail orders Write
tl :- WT: PI3MB "
129 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont.•
RE1ViE1ViS;ER ''"H::E: .D.AT'E
_Mon ay, • Sept 24,
Mr. and Mrs: Tho achild-
ren_._
np s- eh and
were Sunday visitors,at r. Welsh's
Mr. Win, Wilson ---' ' -
M . , of •Gwal}, 'is
spending his vacation under, thlarentai .
roof. •
-gues, rsf-her=daughter—Mrs; John Reid'
fora ew daylast week.
Mr, Walter Steele and''aieter,. Miss
Elsie were guests of Mies Pearl Howey
Sunday last. •
Rev. Mr. and Mrs: C, M: Rutherford
and Mies Jean; spent„ last Week ._With
friends in Dungannon: • • "
' Mrs. J. "Wilson. and .little daughter,.
of Brantford;' is visltingat the home of
her mother, Mrs. Et1etr Bell. • -
Now, who was it° started the story
that our. Earl was to be ,,married soonl,
The story is going; -bat one doesn't knew
what to believe.
Mrs. Addisrn Armstrong, vrith her
Sister, Miss_Sadie . McLeod left for De-
troit, Wednesday last to spend ' a few
days with relatives there,
Lurgi n .
.—Tuesday., Sept, 25.
Pte.. Tom Palmer returned to London
last week.
James Brown has gone to Sarnia to
visit his sister.,. - ,
Lloyd Bell returned "from Fergrt"s
hospital on Monday.
Mrs.
H. 'Rae it not improving as fast
as her many friend would wish. - •
Cornejo Lurgan Methodist church on
Oct. 8th and near the Lucknow Qnar-
tette.
Dr.' Williami Henderson . of Detroit,
spent a few days lest week his
sister,fil
with •
Mrs. A. Palmer.
Anniversary services' in the Methodist
ohurch will he held willon . Oce;. 'ith. • On
Oct. 8th a concert be given bythe
cg,Y
Lu know Male Quartette, assisted by
yothie�rs.Aj. good pram= ,t is i at _Pro,
vl Ml 44m1..tes 1flaz: 'mho.
Holy rood
—Tuesday, Sept.' 25.
The regular meeting of the Women's
ifostitute._will: beheld on--Thursday,-Oct.
4th, at the home of Mrs. Maggie gelBaker,
at the usual hour. Miss Whiteman will
give a' paper on ''Row the .School and
the•Hoine:i,an• helph
each other," Roll'
call will be answered by sttggestioas on
the storing of vegeta Wel, Everyb94i
wr 1cOniti, (ie.y,.
-1;ighan., Kinloss ffi
• • —Monday, Sept .24.
• Earl spent Sunday with his Kincar-
dine friends, •
'mtg. and
Mrs. 'Huitlr
r,ihd spent'-lasti
Sunday at Andrew Hanxilton' : - , ..
number from the line attended the
Mrs. Thomas' McDonald and Miss,
Pearl spent -Sunda wltliiirs. $akar. -
Miss Beatrice Elliston, of Itincardine
is spending a week with hcrsister, Ethel.
Robert Mo`and. Mies Ethel
'Caisley visited"cDat thnalde. home of Robert.
McCosh on Saturday. ,
•Mr, and Mrs. ;Charlie Congra n and
family and Mr. and Mrs.William Con-
gam- Jpe.nt�.Sanday with Dungannon
friends. •
Asbfleld ... p
• —Monday, Sept. 24.
In response to a request by the Rei
sources Committee,; reeve. Stewart, of
-Ashfield, called a public meeting at
Lanes -schoolhouse on Sept. 22nd, The �..
object of the nxsetxirir Was to or a
g nxe'
for the purpose . of placin8 the Food,
Service Pledge cards in the homes of the ir
locality, The idea of the Pledge Cards`'
is to get housekeepers to use, so far ad ,
practicable, perishable: foodstuffs instead
of that which can he kept, suck as flour,
bacon and beef, in order than more of
these may be available for export tit our
army and-nllieitin-Europe. •
An ekecutive.eenintitteo of :fourteen
wajnen was appointed to see to the
carrying out of the proposed works, gin4
kotlse4 home meltv*ss *Ili be Perlif
se
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