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`THE LABORER ••
HE C�OdLB y
THE BUSINESS oESS MAN...,
E GENTLEMAN and•THE :GENERAL•,CAP , EARER •
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S e is C -• M F O -R -T
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in :
ad,otsnmor
than
n
full�ran e stock; includin :all the
L'w `hades, as well as Blue and Black for the elderl ,man.
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our Dr
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. ses Are �-I ere,
many
r • Flannel, 1
n t"11L1i� 2'
e lao
at�' $10.50
oolA Cree neat styles,at 1650
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Serge, .� e, Brown and
Blue, at $13.50
w
.
ool '
about the' ; girls? See our `range at. $4.00 and
in girlish' styles.
Shows: an increase in :our. Corset
Department ; which goes to prove
tat Csorsets, aremore. in demand this Fall. A Special'' $3.75
Fable L inen'at' .$3.255 This line is among
1 the best 'o n t h e ,
ar et, real Irish Lined, wide
width, with neat pattern.:
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A A SUFIELD O'011$'
Mr and Mrs Andrew Mc *ft of
-La-V 110 are •v 0.atmg vKith Xr eeds at
Laur#err,. 'S
I. n .• 1VTr�, WnI� P 112c ill of
�,„ d. s. .G
P-AVgn of nt. • spent• S'u n. d n.ir ith
W
fiends 'at M}tghe11. • ,i , :';' ' 14.
° Misa Sai,Pna•: McDonald' of Lochala'h
left. . las tweek•.•f ' :Hamijto . 'wile e
.,t o ,l ,n. ,x.
she is, taking, a' k hies course, „
, ass'. iTera aatoelo��.oi �i'onda�n��ts'<;t-ne•
1.g.'1±ia'liur •o f�lvtls$� Maxi.'e. Hark`Krr<11 r �f
Liih
"Mr`s.. "'Iech`ab w^` of
,..:•.oelirM.. lsanti A'be.
Paramount 'visited on:
M
C
Su
nd y with
t• friendsa;Tills nbarg r /
Mr.Wilson;,,, oofGuel h i visiting
Ktinttaehmf" ' , . M enie at
Mr. Jas. • Barnby • of Lot bian.. is
Spending.... a couple ,weeks• 'visiting
b.
•
of
With`s r A."' 1✓ Bannb
his sonD y .
Hamilton. ..
Mr. and • AIrs."..Melvin Rsynard ani'
Mrw and: Mrs PIax Rayna„rd; of Para•
mount ;visited . with friends ''at " Ethe;
,on :Sunda
Mr•�, and Mrs. Wm ,• Kempton' o
.M•t•s.
Ripley, visited with .Mr, and ,,
Will . Kempto, of Lau len' during the
weeks . 1 •
Miss, Janie Ketchabaw of Win harn
g
and Mr,
frank IKe
tchabaw•i of K
int
ort
:Spent the week• end' with' ;their. par-
eats Mr. and Mrs Abe Ke:tchabaw
o.
.
• Paramount ' • 1
. ,Mrs, Alex.,MCKenFie aria d..
au
ghtei
of Lan' side ,vis}'ted:•with ':'Mr. , an,
o ti '
•Am
Berl
e•. ..dui.
Mrs Thos R b , of y,
ing the: ,week.. : 4.
.,'Mrs, I Thos.:, McPhee and, her :'.son
Gordon ,of: Carlow, and: her daughter
•Mrs. '(Dr.) A.•.E, 'Barnby,, of Haniil.
ton, were .the. guests of Miss Bessie
Barnby of, Lothian on' Sunday;
• Mrr ' nd ,Mrs. Jas. •Webster and
•family..'of near Lucknow, Mrs, Jack
TTend'e on . and. ; Mrs; Jas, Stanley ,of
Paramount visited with :friends ::1
London daring'. the 'week
Alex:' McNay left? for' Landon lasi
' week where :he *ill take a cours •i
in the,.Technical. College in that city
Alex will be greaty=be missed, r es
'pecially; • in musical circles.,
. meeting in support or. the 0. T
A. will, be,held in : Kintail Hall •'on
•Monday ,evening. the 20th„ inst. The
meeting will be addressed:by Mr. R
D Cameron of Lucknow : Everybod:
welcome, •:
The'rteturn genie: of cards in the
.World's''•Series w•as 'Played'. :in, Luck,
• now Friday : evg of : l`ast week, The
• weather •was ideal •and the'; evening
'Most enjoy able; The line-up of the.
Lucknow Stalwarts was the 'same as•
in the. opening game at Laurier blast
•spring,,but .the Lake Rangers ' had
strengthened ,up their line, for the
oceasion. "At the professional' . table;
the.LuOknowites, who are, much: more.
proficient in the • fine,points of.. the
game,, •!overwhelmed • the • visitors se
badly that 'it is quite 'probable •.they
will disband.. This 'game • was a won-
derful, exhibition. of 'sign-tific. play-
ing. .At
laying..At the •other, table • the 'Laurier
amateurs were hi w
'onderful- ..Muck
which as
w: very noticeable sand corn-
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on ,by all, but justthe same
' .the,,i played; •really , ' well, and. • were
able to•' keep'. a nice lead on .their less•
etitors, and 'if, it',were
tom
fortunate,
p.
not for. theirage they could undou
bt-
edly qualify for fast. company This.
good.
good luck and temporary,temporary,'succ success
„made=tl e=shore•.=amateurs_,highly tubi-
lant,, which.. greatlyhelped to cheer.
up their disappointed running' Mates?,.
' so. that they .could enjoy the fine
fowl, supper prepared for. the'occasilm
The death ', occurred on. . Sunday
Old
'' he �12L Inst. of another .
evenin , t _ , h . , .
,. g
and • highly :respected resident. • of
Ashfield' in the '.person of • Katherine
Mullin, relict :of'.the;.late James Git
Mout,' .of
Lothian ` Mrs. ,Gilmour Was
very highy •estteemed by all whop;knew
here, and was ' ',always°: among, .,'the•
first •to ; help in time :of trouble. She
is survived by;'a; grown Up family of
five sons and three •daughters, 'Ed.,
on the; Old homestead; .;!T*,,- on a
farm near by,' Dr.' M; J. • of Chicago,
tiLames6a idrDr `Thomas, Zof •..tendon,'
Mrs Chas. O'Hara, of:
J
,Che
sle
y, ' Mr
s
Calhoun.of'Calgary,and Mrs hal), of:Detroit; All were able
to .at-
tend the funeral except, Dr. M. J.
who had' the misfortune to..fracture•
his •
was held! we Y ga'short time ago. The funeral
dnesda mornin ..of
this .week, to ,fSt. ,Joseph's•, church:,
Kingsbridge where requiem'; ; mass'
• was sung; ' -
The' remains' were' then"' b cried.. in.
the family ,plot'' beside that of her
late husband who predeceased :her
oVeer lirefity yea `' ag'o Th `Bereaved-
•' family .h'ave the• mp'athy .of .the en-:.
"'
fire 'corrrmunity;
'The new school a No 9 r,s Quad',;
plated fnspector'''" • Mut
.has been_
asked• to formally, open, it oil• the• af-
ternoon Of October 17th Former.
teachers ;have' received invitations' to
be present. Students'of the old school
ate cordially. invited to come to this
re -union• also .all who are Interested'
and •who' 'tate , toattend. we regret
that, distanee will•prevent inanyffrom
Contin , who would be delighted to
be .prdsent, This' rs an' epoch Citi the
hstory•of No, 9. The trustees and
' building, ComMittee' invite inspection'
• of the ,0*aehoul bufdintt. A • vxo*
, et* is ,beim 'arranged by' theft a�om•
s' an
iaent to. hand, including Suits, Overcoats, Work Coats -
gee :our :Heavy Tweed:Odd. Coat, all sizes at ;$6,50 each.
a
20 Pairs ':Boys and
_ ,
Youths Boots,".Cl,earr
'.Clot 1 Another
n'
urs
$2.95 Per pair.
urs.,`
o Sat.,Oct. 25th
ecial Money Savin;
Ever Ar. i le is
s�A �Reg� �u 1 '
ar. Line ..,,Not
Goods Bought Specially For The'Occasion .
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adies� ,All Wool • Fant Rib Black Hose 75c
Ladis Silk and Wool, Black and -White, 'Fawn and: White. 95c.
Special Values 'in Children's Cashmere Hose 149c..
Children's All -Wool Fawn Hose Y " • • _:` 50, 55, 60c.'..
All other. Hose : 10'Per •Cent: off Regular Prices
ter.Y-r
Sw at anis •
e • 10 Per Cent. off Regular Prices
.20 Onl`Y.La'dies' anrensHats,
d. Child'' Fall t
._ .. . to Clear.at ' $1,.00''
ow Is The Tame' To Make Homes Comfortable
For The LonWinter Evenings'
,Kirsch Curtain Rods are . 20' Per.Cent.'c
Cedar'; Oil Polish, 4 -Oz. Size •
Cedar Oil•: Polish 1:- - z.
I2 O , .:.Size W
Cedar Oil -
Polish; Quart Size `
All Corn Straw Brooms, 4 -string
All Corn, Straw Brooms; 5,string• ..
Butterro
C cks, all sizes • , ' •'. ,
S e. cialPlain White Cups..
and Saucers
S. ec
i�l Clo -Leaf.-Cups,
er
p •, , . v ,and Saucers.;:'
Special White Cups,,only
Special Clover Leaf Crips only
eaert '
ban last
15c. ,
30c.•
75c.
55c.
80c.
25c. to ° $1:x,75
a - 15c..
,
20'e.,..
10c.
2 for 25c.
es to match the ,a.hove' in .all sizes
Granitware ani! Aluminum less 10 per. cent'.'''
Speoal. Value Ire S atonr
Writing Pads from
Envelopes, Linen finish
Bargains s In Meas Soo
s
5 to 25c.
2 Packets for' 15c.'
ork Shirts and Overalls
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CT,OBFR 1144 'opt
CUM1VliTNICATIQj`l
To The. Editor:--,
I ytru will ;allowsome space tn,
Y..otir Palle]+ .x will give ,oii ' a' ' shor't
accou»t .of 'my trip 4o the Western
Prot' aces: 'I left •:Torontq on` Satur
day August 23d, ,and arrived at. Nan 1
bon,, Alberta, ' .gn ,the 27th., 'where I' i
Visited : with int', ;sister Mrs Robert -1
son.'. It had been previously arranged'.
,tthat`°ate ywov'ld have a Saintly r union1
e
oftle foure r9rnaintng xnen�br�r., tat
ttrut,.'timer,,: dlliing. the first week of
$eptember, • brier John ?t cMil--. i
, . „ M Y
Ian ; and 'my sister, •
: Mrs Driscoll'
(Mary). M ntana joined us in
Nanton and we certainly spent .a
pleasant week . reviewing the days., .of
auto
Childhood. many,
ouOur.c h d. I also •h '
drives throughout the:country • a-.
round Nanton where.I;,saw 'ome of
the_,grandest ,grain.. crops° in the..westr.
Harvest was'in• full swing when 1 ar
rived there',and,before I'.'left ,thresh_,
ing'.•had' begun'',It . was' certainly,•: new
to me' to see how grain was harvest-.,
'-d•, threshed, and:' taken. to the
e
nle
va-
tors rightfrom the machine n the
Western Pro laces, it isaltogether
`differentfrom our system in Ontario.
I" spent some, time in, the foothills of
the • Rockies where • ranching,: , or
.Stock raising, was' , the principle
industry, but Tea* very little of the'
stock as they: generally :are: in, the'
brush during he: day orr•'account- of
thp flies, but it r'scertainly lYgra
d
to:
View the: snow clad: peaks ` of • the
Itoeky Mountains in , the , distnce I
must not' forget to infortn•you that: I
,
bad the; great pleasure of visiting the',
itn�e ,of ' Wales, and the 'Earl. ;of
M nt4'a. ranches, 'foto/lustnot think
that '.they . have grand castles ' as'.
pietrired ina England.; The most of the
buildings are of ' 'logs ,with ,tile
;Prince's' house a nice Bungalow. •
had • the pleasure of visiting • the sell-
;,oral rooms in the house, and also. ,had
the liberty of getting 'some 'flower
seeds., from his garden, whicl;,I gre t-
14' 'lirize,
I
7 met a. -few --of r??:�" old` '�acgpa nt
aJces..f ctnow „and yicintydurine,
my trip.
I cannot telt, you of theta.' All
or my letter, Mould be to' long, but I
wish' to say t,o my friends,- home
that if ,they had 'visited' the, West
with me, they would think that there
rat future ' m i store ' f that
is a gye pr
part pi'! the country.' On m' return
trip I visit d• • a1 ar' ofn to .
W
,nipeg and Fort William;
` es Fisher, Mrs Jam
,moo -a -o
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COMMU1�TICATI N
O
•To Tho' ditor:-.
The work on• the high
waYthree
les ,e
miles east of the'unknow ro •res=
L _ p R
sin veryi'a idly; under the skilful •
g' p
management, of Mr. Gilbert Gillespie
The road le: being regraded and. wid-
ened; the
id-ened;'the •hills and hollows brought..
i'ee 'e e
to a n c •,ev n grad . An' ord r to do
this *brit plows and scrapers 'follow
each other • with the ra ularitY of •
clock~
ork; drawn by , snappy teams
whitethe' other end of the 'work
efficently, ' man'aged by Mr. John
Caunt Whoruns;. the tTttetor, end `.
• crusher'. .Iyfesa;rs;e'A'le;, I41cRae land''
Rieha4f, MeQ. Pin • who, : bave two
geed, teani•s t'p the job endeavor to
keep, the hungry crusher' fiiaed, whose
monstrous . jaws " moat}. ' stor'e . ' and
gravel from Moinini to night. :Sevn
or eightkept,'bus' howling
g teams' are
and 'placing en the read: the •crushed'
stone ..:and ,,,gravel ,and in,1' •order to•
rkeep;things .alIloying• ,11141;; +Billespie al -
gra :keeps fl 'Quh opt" tite dump :to.
•see, that the .waggons are' .ur►loaded:
Old : moved' on ' with despatch, 'When
the haul was! nearly 1% miles, your'
correspondent has known seven'
leas to 94. . •� rds
,One•,
day: or nine loads ea,'h; •one -'and -a
ha' lead.,- -
if yds to the a •
. • Dago
0"0 0_-
KIN'CAItDINE MAN' D"ROPPED
DEAD IN GODERICII
Mr.
J ook • . ','Year
•
C'. Cook,„ ho -,until a Y
"ago- had 'a:•drag business in • Kincar-
dine •
dropped I dead at • Goderich •on:'.
• at rda•n.,
golf team fir on KiCA
r'-
dine, Of whieb Mr
• Cook was a, menu- ,
her ha
, d, en g ,e to •Goderich to play a.
match .game. Mr. 'Cook was. just talc
ing ,a stroke'on the last' hole when he
•fell and: expired,' Mr. Cook was -os,
ears 'of " ;a •e. was� 'for
Mer
'age., . He a f mer
mayor of INinc•ardine 'and 'had' . been
c,
hairm an'
; 'sof the',. School .Board. Ile•..,:
was a •` niemter of Northern,; Lightc';
Masonic, Lode,. The...remains were
brought •to Kincardine for interment..
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fj:
t 59c.• you can have your choice
of four shades in a; serviceaiife.Chamois.
Suede .Giove .in. wrist length. . This is a
glove;that.•usually'sells at 75c.
At .85c• you have ~ a selection' of ' 8
colors to make your choice from,' an extra
quality 'ehamo-suede,; neat stitching on
back and 'an, all round splendid glove ; a
Women's . Imported•Chamo-Sliede -''
Gauntlet Glove, . looksand feels. like : real
• chamois, and will wearequally well, to be•
had in two . shades of Grey, Sapd; Mode
-and Brown, fastens at the wrist with strap.
and -pearl dome, ,sizes 6.•to 8' and modes-
•"ately.priced at $1;5.0 per pair.•
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HOSIERY :'
'NO. D -99 --Black 1-1 Ribbed, all
wool Gasl9mere- fox girls, sizes_81-2,
Priced at i.op and; $1';10 a pr.
NO. D -56 --Black 2-1 Ribbed Hose '
• for boys, just enough cotton in this stock-
ing to insure good wear, sizes".8 '1-2 to 10. •
Priced at 70' and. 75c. apr.
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c
We nowhe a at i � •
have c lobi cd "Holywood" S lk Stocking in Black This,
Y
g
S is
eautifu i hose'and th.weareris guaranteed satisfaction. ..-Priced at $2.50 pair.. `
NEW' DE ESS: FABRICS.
AllWoo1 Santoy, a material
much in favor for D
r
esses .in Sand;.,
and,. Navy, Y, and
Black,0 PricecLatonly $1'15 aryd.
Silk Striped ' re e isanother of Fashion's favorites astripe'
•
wide p
stri e' on all
wool cre ° in Black Navy Powder Blue '.Sand. Greyand Brown 40 inches. Wide
lam,e
at $2:5C? yd. '
Silk Checked'. Crepes arevernew;=
yin Sandalwood, "Sand and Navy, also:.
40 incheswide and is 00 Per : onl '$. 2 ' r d
Y y ,
wf Another rett� ' Dress=Material Is a Cre ez'with.a Silk Check` ' � ..rig..
. . P y P � � .. about 2' orches
a
'square, in Sandalwood and Aluminum Priced' at $2.25 3 d. � ' , .. , '
NEW 'ARRIVALS
Coatsr
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THIS WEEK
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Binin s 1u.sett bio wredptterns:85c :a
36 -Inch Width Sateens,-verY muchTsedfor:'comforterswitha panel of
sateen,
fancy a y In Sand, •Copen, Hello, Rose, .also in; White and Black Priced at
only 60c.. a yd...' ,
Pretty New Chintzes, in the 36 inch width at 30c. a yd.
Military Flannel for .Mens Shirts, Children's' wear etc., 29 inches',wide„
nice Dark Grey; at 50c.,a,,yd.
Women's, Sweater Coats�.in the:.Cha ie.St .le.. also;•Tuxe•do in•.the
..-... ,....: .... , • I�p Y , _,. , p pular..
Camel Shades Priced at. $4.00 to $6.00:', ., • '
Overalls
. Fors -Mori
as Good. as
the Best
and.. Better
than the
Mast
-11'.95.a pr`
Black or •
Blue
•
one.
'Gran-
Own":
ranOwn":
The'
Better
-Quality'
Sweater
Yarn
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