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portant facts upon all,pr,esent and prospeCtlie.owhers-
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New Columbia Grafonola:s $20 up to $050 and up to
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nearly everyon a`ban
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at Gina% Dimordered stem-
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. TABLETS
BRUCE COUNTY:NEWS' I
_ council of the township of Brant
• • voted $1,5Q0 to the British Red Cross,
SocietY..
• tlr,_Blaek, for 231 vairpractition
or in Paisley,
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11.00 Hamilton ' and • is' preparing to
move' -there. •. •
R. E.-Trultx, M and Senator
. Donnelly were in 'the parliamentary
•"party whiah made a trip across ' the
eciiitinertt •
McDougall, president of the
Tiverton -Pair,: Ariseciation 'has a three-
. yea:Ad driving marc of which he is
justly-poud. He has ..ehewn . her , 11
' tiaies and got the red ticket eaektirne.
•Renalr -Druggists, • everywhere, sell
,...avickgnarinitee ltexall Orderlies as sato
and gentle lawit)ve. T. G. Armstrong,
#helteicau..Sto*„ .10C; r2Sc.-&-SOCAcixeii;
- Con :Feleing 'a 4,farmer living neat
4allairtons hist* week found ono of his
• bik eteerilying deo in the field.• with
a rifle ballet thrOugh" hiti• head. It
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/oohs mueh as thou 1,
Was deliberately dope, and the crime
has made quite a sensation in the
neighborliocidt, ••
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CKNOW.
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DRINK RESTItICTIONS
IN MARRY ONOLANI)
aoArie Pe?* propheeY that attio4 the
thipgri that. Will never be the same "again
,after the war are the drinking habits of
the beliiger,ento. Ao war meaouies seine
mightrehlingeo have been brought about
and it is felt that though when poet, to
restored the war measpres may not be
retained in all their severity, yet there.
will never be a return to the -WRY and
indulgence that were in existence a little
more than a_year_age7 Prange lia8abe17.
jelled absinthe; and since France. has
been trying to aholiish this drug for
year; it eXtreinelY Unlike/Ythat it
wiIbe sold(4g4rritafreely as before. If
ita usais Permitted at alit. it Will be with
eraisiderable safeguards. The same is
'till° of vodka, the national drink of the
liussian peasaii t. Its Manufacture„
wliicth araif.a. government_nionepoly,has
been Oiseontingect, It is not pertaitted
to he•sahl.-- -80-ben000141- ,)349- been tho
'effect of the abolition of vodka Unen the.
anss,laa peasants that it is never
too be sold again. •
Fagos 1:1,,:annwn or Poon .
in England the driiik„restrictiens,bav
'leen corni)aratively. few;, but, Snell *it
ts,
they are are ,Itre rigidlyenforced in seine'
places. ,They do.** apply 40 do' these':
affecting the drinkers of France and:
Russia to certain Doors in all parts of
the country, but only to,iminitien areas.
The GtovernMent.has the 'authority to
,callany given district a munition "clis-
Wet, and thereby it falls 'under the
ePechd restrictions that prevail in neigh-.
• borhOods where there are large numbers
Omen at Worich-pon war material; and
whose output would be greatly, dimin-
ished by indulgence in &biking. Lon-
don is.a Aninition district, but according
to 4 eorresPoucloot of t6 New York Son:
tharestrictiensapply .only4o_thapoorer
people. The guests at the large hotels
and„ it is to be toreallIROdi the niembers
Of clubs, can get all they Want to drink
at any hour of the day Or night. Since
people Of this class' are not engaged in
the nianufacture of shells, the hotel-.
keepers argue that they, are tuffilling the
intention of ,the law even when they
permit them to drink as formerly. '
IMPROVEMENT IN LIVERPOOL
In Liverpool, holexer, the law is dif-
ferently interpreted. The hours in which
liquor can be legally drunk at a bar are
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from noon to 2:30 and•froin 6:30 to 9:30
--HIGHER TAXESi--The --Card& --tax
collectors will collect • $6,000 more
money in taxes this year than last.
The 'county rate is bg1er, he ,,provin.
cial war tax amotinta to nearly three
theusand.dollars, and there is a gener-
al advance in. school rates . The total
amount of faxes -ow thd rates this -year
is $30,000 -as against $:14,000 in -19-14.
• Bernard Ruhland, a Young: nimrod
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of Carrick -Township, vvhile .out with
his gun one day recently, shot a full
grown :porcupine. He mistookthe
animal for a raccoon, and was quite
,surprised On discovering. his Inietake.
• For years poreupiries 'ban been very
rare in the Older Settled:pi:4as di Biiee
and the wonder is where ;this one
strayed from. • ‘.
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Nairn, in thejabselice,of -Mayor--;13,0id,
Welcomed home the hero. R. G. Rey-
• nolds, president of the musical society,
• gave an nddress of welcome.. Pte.•Brewn
was bieWn out of the trenches and his
ribs were torn from his backbone. At
present he is a pitifulsight to behold,
iaglentnearly donble,..burheinclibtf.
ful andTc-ooks forward to . being able to
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work. M. and Mrs. Rose, of town
RoDucErk THE• GDARD.--the reduc-
,ing of the, Wireless Guard in Teber-
moly last weerrcir rn; , 30 meirfc-i'l4-
strong, .we believe, one of the west,
sensible moves that has been pulled off
in Bruce •since the war began, as. in
the opiniowof many the ,keeping of so
many =OM this point was the rank-
est kind of folly and legross squander•\
ing of the public cash: A still further'
reduction.. in 'the pay r011 up there
'would look goqd to as, a,nd don't
think would greatly lessen the empire's
chance:3 ofiwinning this ..iva,..7-.13ruce
Times. •
Bon iWarrg-llosin -Word'hat
been rideived this says The
Teeswater News, froth. three of our
boys at the --front.-- Will ileclburn'i
written on the 21st. of Sept. from
rioinewhere in Prance, heiancl div-.
aro wox, nig a present e ro-
ans, in a bospital behind the ,lines.
Mr. Melhuish writes from the trenehes,
saying they have lost track Of the days.
ofothe vveek and are fighting deSperate-.
ly, knee deep in mud, soaked to the
thogremterpostottinwiiiid With.
nothing -to change,into Wheri the op-
portimity does come,- but are stilt. colt
fidenV of sliccess,
writes froin 130 glum: where his divas
'ton workintitraliance dres-it.
statien. E. says they bedtime so ac-,
Anatotneci to ,segiae eke ' craft_ shoiled
that now 'they de noi pay much at•
tention to them unless ib happens to•
be an eaemy machine.„ All .three boys
were in the best of health -when
•T: Aitken,- daughter of Mr.,
. ,
_ sk,'Clark; at. W al it of ton., who •
,
. died very suddenly -at her fat/1'er%
liOnie On' Thursday; tlie 21st: 'she
• leaiteii,nlaraband.and„ three chitdren.
13efCre her marriage Mrs. Aitken' Was
'anti Or bung
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lr•ersit.tens f'uoirr -.Pont conco
,46birt Utissell, 'Of Viralkorten, !have
trent, • 'flit4 .younget
nen,. Leith, jointed the 7 ist:
• lidsti,week, 'while. his Soria,,Stsnley and
janie4,)turosiretidy 'the 'front,' and
MB romaiairig John, is
• ab .1...;oixtlett. lorOy is creditablc.
• showing for one home.
' Pont ineMbers',in the Port tigin
• Isterthern League hockey club are iiow
• ift' training for. Overseas'. .servino. Bob
',OttivonsOn, -One of .0)e best` -deleneo
. idayorS'in:the:Rortiorn.bas joined tho
'arttilor.;. • Frank; thades Ant. Roy
'TliotrOon`ato with (Wad., ,iligta
, land, raglinentt:00 a6pcitst,. oho
• tatittitniatt it ki,p4m#.4 .
• tiodelich
11.4.eit 'Molt Gederich
turned but in great force on Wednesday
Of last week to meet jack Brea,. who
was badly hurt..in tin) battle of Lange-
inatelc,:and ;she has been invalided. home.
trhp schtiol ehildrenInarched inaiiody
to the sttation 'and the: 43rd Reg:meat
'Sand; of which otgatigatiot, 13rOW11 Was
'illetilber, gave a routing *demo4
procaiodou waa ioriberi and matobad.
to4(00:094.tt!404001 Ozete,•1106V0 1;4%44
whe'se_..9,11*.hae :heen'-edseing. BijigIt the.
Langeniarck battle, was informed byPte.
Brown that their boy was lkilled by a
shell while in anlressing station. .
4T THt COUNTY -AIL .
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High Cali of Living Problem golviii -Peaco-
ats Thrive on Low -Priced Pare
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;Jailer 'D. Malleehnie has .made his
re Mt to:the Lovrnment 1r Ath e
ending Sept. 30th. The report contains
iniieli interesting -information...•, Mr. Me :
Kichnie appears to have solved the high
cost of living at the 'county jail. Pris-
oner's food costa • only nine and seven-
.
tenths cents per day; And it :must not
„he„supposed_that-theArunates-are--not
properly fed The menu includes half a
pound of,bread at every meal; two or
three ounces • of oatmeal twice a day;
Meat and potatoes for. dinner three thills
a Week, with Soup two other days'bt the
week. - The bill 'of•fare though not laa-
urious,iiisuhstintial and schrie, tit iii• ,
prisoners get fat en it, width is remark-
able when You coniiclei: the cos of their
dallydiet, lOtheilteiniltielfidei 'Nam, --w.
ber oflirisoriera in custody during ;the
year, Male 72, feinalei Under 16 years,: ..1
altiale'-"for;fira tine,11!nolo', g. tetnale; b
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. for sceencl tittle, 12 Male; Oiler three times
16-nial'ee 1 feinale; total numbereorainitt: 7:
e 'i2 lia ales. ' Nationality ti
• of prisoners-Canaaian," 54; nnglish, ;
4;, ..triah 2.; other countries; 5. Ite- t,I
:169
. ilgious nominations,. Rornat4Catho-. 6
lies, 19; lairch of England,. 11; . Pr. N.
*Whin,' 113° „.1VIothaaist, 16; other
, . • n
doinoniitiationr1; 9; prisoners married, 38;
' - --' ' C-1,-3i't ItiUbt ettd;' -tein
tintharrie ; ou r • ,._.. :-..t
petate, 30; intemperate, 45. , jail .e).e.: ii
penditures for the, year -food, • . clothing, B
fuel, ete.,-.$623.72; ' officers salaries,
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11500; *airs, 1175; total, s298.79.
VallieostOrrallOns per prtS0fier, nine
and .seven-fentlis Cents. '
nin;i4r suit of r9oCeemliPellingn tthh:
ino.st ex
Adelph
cannot buy 4 drink exeept in these hours.
Of course, there is .nothing to prevent
him from stocking his apartments with
all kinds of Hip* in the SpeciPed hours,
and absorbing them- at his leisure. But
the -same- thing is. true of a working-nian.
He may buy a. bottle of whiskey and
drink it at home whenever he feels' like
it. In other words, the rich, ' man and THE CANADIAN LOUNTRYMAN
the poor man are on a.n equal roPtingin
LiVerpool., The city. used to have the Malang A Big. Step forward—
1110 DOVOTION OF A WO
Two stop. PROM Tile W411‘110PITAI,
Ameng,the severely weliad=r-eldic;7'.,
Who recently arrived 00101491010 Aux-
arso a territorial named
Jean Large, aged 40. A piece of a shell
had crushed his right Irpee and part of.
his thigh, and he had lost a greatawount
of blood before lie had been taken to the
.first relief station. His condition 'wee
such that it was thought imPossible'to
operate and his wire WAS sent fidr. tor.
• 41144Qcwilo-wzmill-.0barp4
did, not try to hide the truth loin the
wife, but as she wept beide beside the bed
Where her husband lay, already -half U
onse4040, he said; "There is only OPP
possible .chanee, He is (lying from Want
of blood, ill you. give him. some. Of
yours?" . . .
"Take it all if 'it to . nOCesii4;" She
--replied..; •
The ourgeon thew prepedect, to per-,
form, the- operation .9f blood transfu-
siori; using the- system ,intreditced by
br, carrel of the gockfeller Institute.
The operation WAS a.inecesor The pa
tient gained sirenstlicifough to undergo,
amputation Oihis,its# and a second 0014,7
fuSlon of blood sent biin on the high road
to recovery. ! He WAS SODA Avle.t.0 tailt;
And told the•sargeon whet good tortoni
he had to have a healthy wife likehis.
i4A4 be add, "I suppose an
operation like that would have cost a
fortune. At least $2,00p, •
"Perhaps, so," Said the surgeon, "but
just now,we are all working for nothing,
It is foriFiance." r
It is sad to have to add that when
your representative visited the heiSPita
ten days after the operation he he found
that jean Large had died that morning.
A form of diptheria had set in, against
which the soldier could pot strUggle,
lig AN FI0IIT
Proved His Mettle and Was Accepted
'Major-0614ml Sir Sam- Hughes is ex,
ceedingly popular vvith at leas1 one sol-
dier in training _at Owen4,§ound,
Caffie, of' R mover. Collie is
but a shade over five feet in height, and
when he went to the recruiting staticin
was turned down for his jack of stature,
'being nearly •two inches 'short. Some
tjp3e afterward Cat overheard a man •
Teutonic origin make some slighting
remark about the Canadian soldiers, and
though his oppoifeet Overtopped Iiiiii by
„nearly a foot,' he gave him sound pum-
meling, all of which R. J. Ball, M. P., a,
resident of tianover, learned in due time: '
At list he sent a personal letter With
the facts Of the case to Gen. Hughes,
and the -result was that in a few days an
order came from the head of the Militia
Departnient-authorixing_ccitfiel to- be
taken on the overseaiforces, ,
reputation of being one of the motet
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drunken, if nOt; indeed, the worst, in
the -British Isles. A. few weeks' restric-
eions have greatly improved the 'condi:.
tion of the werking_ piex, .Are
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steadier, are supposed,te be putting by
moremoney, and are Jess addicted to
/strikes than ever befote in their history.
TREATINo-A.L-LowED ,
of the new Taw • is the 'anti -treating
clause. 7 A fine or$SO0 Wiriapiise :upon
anybody buying a drink for anYone else
or lending him money to buy* a drink.
• Nor isA man permitted. to order two
drinks .fcr himself and then preSent one
:of • • a r ecu . or is e a lowe
to taste.a.drink,' pronounce it not to his
liking and offer it to souiebedy else; All
the tittle. evasions which in time of peace
'thight afford a fine opportunity for 'law-
yers.to defeat the purposes of the. fram-
ers-ofthe measure have been reduced to
insignifidance in the Present aritical 51t.
tion;' and the '&1"W -treating elanSe
!ch_tio,Joany:peonle thoight tohe Un -
'Pitiable, him -Velar -desirable it might be,
as been as easily enforied as -the clause
ithitin the lahlta which honor may
g „
e legally purchased. •
Ptiniati §ENTIMENT AND THE LAW
It ii7said: that.i.n---tho leading •'Liver-
ool hotel there was conaiderable troable
t first over the, anti -treating clause. In
ie first week reeeipts fell off 60 per
ant , and in the, Second Week 40 percent,
ow, howeVm•they are said to be nor-
ial, which would seem to'indict that
heteatrititions-have-Initriallyyttailltect
n any considerebie,reduption in the a-
iount of liqeor eonsinned. Mr. Sainuel
lythewho has beon travellingthrough
The Canadian.Countryman is reeng-
nizettasthii brightest' agttetdattatwefa,kry
Canada. • " It his a net, paid. circulation
fully.„2574 greater than. any other farm
paper in the Dominion.:. •
' ---Just7now the insti aprinting
press costing -$32,000 .(the enlY machine
'of its kind in a Canadian publishing
liptise) is Making possible a substantial
increase-in-the-size--of-the--Conntrynian.--
During.the :next year the minimum, Size -
Will •be .pages weekly, with 36 pages
during -five 'winter inoaths... This- has
opened. tip the way to a now program• -of
editorial 'features that put the
-ainntryinan--deeided1Hn---affelais_
.itself. • . • • ,
. Each week there will be several good
strong feature articles, '• well illustrated,
dealing f -with . the ..Putstanding _ timely
problems of the contarialartrier. Figur--
:ink five -Mich .artielesi; of A page . more
to theissue, gives fully poo pages of
-feature articlesin the -coarse-of-a • year,
-with 'upwards- "500-- -te 700-.8616CW
illustrations:-----'The-WeelOs • ..Retuieder"'
is present- practical hints- for Avery.
week in. the year, written. by • a Well
known .manager of a large fariri..'. Under
!the heading of ``A. Dollar for a, Good
Idea' Will be 'published - deseriptiOnir'.q.
.ptactieel iderta treat: hi -W.' Coliiitryinan
readera--"-$1 .being paid - for each idea ,
Offences for which prisoners were
committed.: -..--abusive and obscene lan-
guage g, assault 8, abduction 1; rlOstroy-
ing and injering 9, escaping frnin or
obstructing eon table 2, fraud 5, giving
liquor to Indians 1, horse Stealing 1,
indecent assault 1;1areeny , 12, Inn:dies
.7, MiadeMe.anor 2, rape and 'abtatilt with
intent 41; receiving stolen goods 1, sedite.
tion threaterfing language 1,tre3passers
:7; vagrancy 13, other Oflce9 2 Ocett-
pation, trade or Ottillutt "ot.• priseriers:
Agents hive 3, eahluet.ratikets
donatablo• 1, dentist 1, origille603 and
• titacbinists 5 farinera atid. yeoman
labOrera,12;' ilittgariS and titofieot4tteo -g;
inereinitits and tinders t; aistaibers ,ned
*4W4ar1h11
4lpntes
w0a11 My.tl,ate 1, O. M•
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et#04ao0orManpatiant 4rialbic li4ogoii
ussia, said hi a,recent article in the
ISe‘turdavening-Post-that-While-vodk
was not to be had, there, was DO trouble
At all in getting whiskey oncl other 1i
iw'ftit 1eadin hoteirriu the
large cities... Thehars were'open e.r3 us -
nal, and if a thirsty soul askect for soda
andfavored the waitresi with an un-
earthly look lin ,woidd find whiskey in
his glass. In fact, the nian who Wants.
liquorRussia and is t'villing to pity for
it can get,a, drink without' titieh diffi-
eulty. in London the sahib is tree of
the big hotels and restaurants. It 'ib
not true hi Liverpool', and no doubt the
law is enforced 'or not enforced lit vari-
0E8 tliStrItt.a according Lb: the local pub -
Hp seatiment. V the people see that
drinking is interfering with the produc.
ition of War IIIIII110011$ °the law is titeciy
enfereed, If tbey do not. see that. any,
1
1g14atroparticular baraCOiMO oocif noofndeiv
bi.
000tad,1
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mous pictorial feature, a good min and
:frequently 4 c011ipetibiOn wIll bo intro-
duced, with prizes for best garden plans,
best drawings of various kinds, etc.
AltogetbPr- the Witialian-Vetittr,vr....„1-
io niaking a big step forwardto a point
where its lxiitorial service will win for it
an increasingly _strong regard in the good
farm home of Ontario,
The ,Canadian .Countrywan wants
representatives Ineverylocality throngh.
ent Ontario t receive and forward re.
neva orders from present subscribers.
No. earivassing. Liberal commission.
Pieneant and proAtable etePlaYment•
Write for full information to the (Ian-
ndlen t,101114471:1144 Puhiishing_
.3/01141,an, TOfOnf-0.
Wing4aHl '
TistrA-Aorrsiv---,-14 Sari panel*, on
Oct. 11;th, by Thiv...Dr. Hughes, of Pasa-
dena, *California, Mr, Walter,T., .tfall; of
'Pasadena, to. Miss Amelia. Oak Agnew,
of Join
Vancouver,agvodaughterlvjghon 1.,,f I?. I 3..3. arr. tud
all is
a so'li of Mr. Thee. Sail fcr4ap.r17 of The
Advance', ' '• •
, Mr_ner Rit2,sxc; Tirstu•-'-NO:.dopbt. the
Chnrioll of Morris townshipdid .not re-
alize whet other mtinicipalifies :were do -
leg towards,gontributing for the: Bed
:Cie* 'Whoa voted e2001as Tra-
falgiti.DayeOntribUtion. M,oriiis has res-
idents Who phouldand4onld give 4050'
personal donation. There are Men in
many cities and towns. who are giving
$5
and $ic and do not even posssess a
bank account, o200,frem Morris when
hgured cc nies to abont 50 eeots on every
'hundred acres. Nevertheless they are
ipdoing t41 better
in`i actuallycirIl9 °so :Id" al:::
giirlegaaythirg
Tune RAN Mar Otm-While Collect,
ions for the Red ;Cress Society was being
.made at the Western Foundery one of
the employees whO2was_ .evideatly a pro -
German, demurred at contributing to
such a worthy cause and used some
strong language about the Allieved, the
Red Cress Society. this the other
employees remonstrated and after a few
'Sharp words had been exchanged a rain':
her seized Mr. pro -German and ran ;him
out, of the building.. It isA pity we have
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POOR, pesTesiat
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thing that a Mall left
himself put .up with,
. Yet, it is surprising bow
many' men are careless about
POCkOL kiii'VeS-Sio apt to. go
along:with their ones, pa",
• eu Ss' 4: el :mlnee°1 1 3 Irs: everya4rT:4 m17. :SI b°3 f -5° the"g'
.
.1t4nigittn,°;:itt Qpue%acipieSPblay7feeItil41?'Itchkeiert
- put ones in t.licirpoclitett!, that they
ra!leeen1144tO•aor001:1:001Pfmteptin'etittecaltonOnit,41:00y.'4; styleasss
and
.49nrect. ost:zrepor_isetidopteo 1.1,6nadn
bnhaundleess:' thAentdarlanhoo4difreosm, wtw000di •
bladed pea knives to four and
six -bladed knives; and some with
screw -driver, cork puller and small
scissor fittings. mighty handy for
a. man to have.
' Bow about a little shooting
someof these bright days? At a
target with a :22. rifle, or over the
traptt? We can fityou out --Rifles,
Partridges,,,Shott-gunso__Shclls, all '
REMIIIGTON-UMC, our lead- „ •
ing line in Arms and Amniunition
-favored by practically alt the
keen Sportsmen we knew.
BELL it-IlleUE00
people of thio,star,up in Canada Who can-
not or will not appreciate the liberty and
freedom Which this, couotry gives them
and which would be denied them in their
QWn conotrY... •
1 Ladies' Coats
• We call attention to our stock of Ladies Coats
, .
in T -weeds and Curls, in black,- --brawn, -navy
a.negrey; all good fitters. For oold weather
we show a -rat lined coat, good shell with fur
cpllar at
'Pike.•$30-.'00
• Men's Rain Coat, $3,25 to 0„ big valuei
• Staitfields Underwear for men in all 'sizes.'
•"Turnbulls Underwear' for ladie'§ atid children. ,-.
illinery
The Millinery department has just received a
large: assortment of Hits .arid Trimmings. ,
'Give Miss McInnis an opportunity to show
the latest styles in the market.
. utter an
or ors
a en as a
1LIA/V1 -CONNEL
accepted: "Practical Discussions by
PracticalsParniore is a department. in
whh1)"
h be given the ex e lento d
e s;of good farmers on the most -
portant 'seasonable subjects.. tiage
every" week is to be devoted to "Live
Items of Agricel tura News" -brief par-
agraphs reviewing happenings of interest
to Ontario farmers. Spine ether special
deplitmentsbeing .established. and.to_14
- •
wen p acei_n •the paper, where tney
may rk.gularly be found, are: "Notes
from the Counties," "Round the Farm,"
41Feeds and Fertiliors,n_ "About _Live
Stock," "Orchard and garden," "Making
Ponitry Pay," "Veterinary Advice,"
FoifitThr Law Stplainbizr "To-stiequier
gobs Answered,"'Our Young Farmers
of To -morrow." An installment of a
oed terial-atery--and-n --simit,-stnry ws
well will appear each week. The market
pages will be develeprid to include
coltunn, in Willett, questions from tir't
readers with respect to thole individual
problems of marketing wilt be answered.
A now mailing schedule provides ‘ that
the market reports Will close 'Tuesday
afternoon and and every subScriber having a
viral mail box should have his paper
within 24 hours. This will give the
Market Pages tend" greater value "The
Countryman at . Itoino" is to receive
greater attention than ever befall, .and
the inetgrani of features to be provided
trader this beading ,will: possess strong
interest for the womenfolk on the fern,.
In the "Timely Topics" section the prac-
tice will be continued of offering eatli
prizes for every idea rent in by womm!,
readers, that is ateepted for pablicatkli.
iloangOOttAtrynieti and Obunttromn.
& page •":4, the boys and, oirik” I
0.44,1a tood ator$,,otkolt weeitiksti bttitts
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gieigoeideine.
minonigt"-i-i-qpiAlf,d-egbetwasit•Wooeolotootp--
pecial axgains 'in
Boys' Shoes, During
les a ance '10c-to-Imre*
• ivapinmeemikimm.imiliMilMINIMe611Mmi
During the balance of October we will give Ten
Per Cent. Discount on our. Oi.ne Shoes.
We have full lines In Boys'. Box Calf and Velour
Ca.14-11-1.ucher Cut,
We have a Special Boys'13ox Calf
Blucher at S2.00 a pair
ear Miner Rull!,.I.efs The Rubber season
is here. So are --we
with the- troolig'• that loaf- /and fit ancr-amr
are the lowest. If yprt. give is your -rubber trade
vve gttarantie satisfaction, ,
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W. J. JOYNT, Lucknow, Ont.
AStfilate- Shoe -Deg 'for ail 'the Pantity
1 It
04111,001.9Mtetell'IrMisieraetbier6 adkresanieepapagpahortegaegiatet0.;
HoMESTCAD FERTiLIZERS
- A Supply. on hand for F1i Wheat,
LODDON'S PEED and' LITTER CARRIER
STALLS, STANCHIONS and PnNs.
W0 ,Riding and Walking, 'A good
. suppl3r of PloNv Repairs on hand.
• New Will ewing Machirids •
• ,