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s„ FRIDAY. OCER TOB10, 1002.
`PeODte We 'Knowv.-
On ip Nicholson is visiting at Sault Ste. Mario,
r. it, TrUdcan, of Ottawa, woe in town this
Elise Kato McDonald loft lest Friday mim-
ing for Rotten.
M w ait"rleft Monday on a visit to friends
in Heaney. Ont.
MlssLy*ter, of'ehioago, is visiting County
Attorney wme.
Miss Minnie Craigio is visiting friends in the
city of Stratford.
0oot7ro_pHolt has returned to hie studios at
Trinity ordvetsitY.
Mise • iliopnlson, west street. is visiting
relatives in Saginaw.
his. and 1 Mrs.
MAL
Martin arrived home last
weekfrom 11. A. rind Mrs. Bonnett wore in Oodorich
for a tow days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lusoonibe returned., tide week
to their hotiio, St.. Thomas.
Moe. and Mimi Laanngen,
lof Detroit, wore
visiipLln p town this Week.
todIin8,rotturncd. who the summer
edne
• Me. and Mrs.. Wm. l'toctor, of 'Stratford,
, were:tioderlcb visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. Dr. .h qning Smith, of Reyltold. is the
guest of the Misses McLaren, Victoria it.
Miss arahmo or Park street, left lest- week
- lop I)cttoit, where -she will spend (bit winter.
Mrs: John Story ietur In: Monday
from amoning; visit to n And Stretford.
• Dr. Willliam% of Clevel nd, O. iewnding,/
couple of days at the olid slurs Market street.
lieu Leto" 1left.lust week for Hatnllton
w ore she wilt spend a year at the Normal
Jhdgo ((iarrow and family ere now residents
otToronty having moved to the Queen City
this week. '
d MMrss. (*l y 1Lmilton reached home on Fri-
desi4f in t Calgary.. and will, with her children,
✓ odorieb
Miss tri nut Andrews returned to town the
mfrenrpvorr ttabsence.nor
many friends were pleased Pe woo ur.
Mr. 4..131e1(t..Thotst and tennis, hove arrived
from Aylmer, end taken ate�F�ccssidcnco in the
..iwalil lt+�g rouently vacated by Mr. Doty. an St.
retries Street.
Condui:tor Aigto was unable to take lits
train out on Monday morning, and Cotnlnotnr
Ausebrroilk took his place Mr. Algie Is arottud
again, Ideillnosshaving boon alight ono.
Miss Jessie McDonaid loft for Detroit on the
King Edward lest Frldn5', tor the winter
she will be much missed, she was vory
papular among the young loop o of town. '
Councillor Elliott returned lrcrit -week-trem-
ble visit to the North West, Ito %aye things
ateboomin npp hat way. rat it t-tyhorly is
contented, n /i t n"UHi, c,1tbo grain will be
got through tlto thresher:a good condition.
]sir. itanott seams to hare been boaefitted by
Ids westetlr trip.
D1ad.
smAco rAN.- n tcglbtnrnn Townshli� an
wif of ItchertlSteuumen, agIlse,0 viers hand ti
memths.
MorncLANpp �liitt Colborne, on Thniudny, Oct
21x1.. ibXt2 C ,ptaiit Iiugh More ed, sired
,reams. 99aaayyis:.
CARIAnv.-.Il) Ooderlch. an Saturday, Otto-
bor. dth, 1909. J. -i F. Cassaey. M. D., aged 67
roamtwasoratrassInflodorietuTowahle.onAnes
day evening, Oct. so, ISAC', Alexander 'Pleb.
bourne, {late of Chatham, Onto) aged 53
and talnorttlts.
The Meeting Calendar:
Iternh+efaeoWxgntlnvotileasCainp. a o. a
tk1!„Friday evening.
nleuutt meotapg of Maitland Lodge, No. 33.
A. It and,A.,' , neat Tuesday oven ng.
Ifeltingotthe'ointhoodsof the O. N. W.
.Mune tomorrow(8etirdayltsoomoki
.iuupur�i.
The annuad two days' paoetiee of .the
Auburn little Apr/elation will be held
.lei 'l'1tut'ada ", Oct. lath and yielder?
i7tli, A ze of a�Ilives' sup lug ixen
loaded by th¢ chip to the anti mak. ,
lag the, heat Aggregate acerb during
the .ttrta days' practice.
Benraliliei:
The J3onniilk'r ltr shelf of the West
'IitIN,fl Woinea'41 fradititto li lel their
Diet. Meeting at the Moque of arra, Rev.
Straw. There was a gond attendance
Sild;a very .profitable .finis repent, it:
tXaa deridedto hold the next mooting
in Oledhiil'a dill, on the lath of Oct.,
At 2 o. tn. All ladies interested aro
col rally ,Invited'fo tit%anit "Th -o sub.
aorta for discussion are, "The curing
of meat" and "Hour* cleaning."
•
Duoaannon.
l'retita»z»qAT..: Mr. Ifeory Steep, of
0. visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. veli last week, being a cousin
of the latter. -.-Mrs. fl nyth and Miss
Bsirbara Snayth, of Tee.water. are
visiting 'Ml'. and MMMrs:-Tfeevisi, aunt
and twice of Mrs. Beeves..
xolmeavllle.
PIERSONaL. - Mr. O. C. Willson,
traveller for Tliom's implement Co.,
was In our village several days this
week - Mrs, Wm. Holmes, Mrs.
Dudley Holmes and children, of Clod*
rich spent, part of Saturday at Mr, J.
Holmes.-Mlivsea Stephenson and
Stanley visited friends near Brucefield
on Saturday and Sunday. -Several
from herb attended the 'i'V. M. S. Con-
vention in Clinton this week. The
delegate from this ooeioty is Mrs. J.
Hussar dud Mrs. Leitch, District
Organizer.
Port Albert.
0InT,-The Milverton correspondent
to the Stratford Ilosteon, thus refers
to the death of Mrs. Conrad Schaefer,
Mother of Mrs. John Sohoonhals, of
this village: Another old and re-
spected resident of the village passed
to her reward in the personf Mrs.
Conrad Schaefer, who died est Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Schaefer was a na-
tive of Germany, and, in company
with .her husiand, ennigvated to
Caneda about forty roars ago, settling
in the county of Waterloo. About
twenty+two years ago she cauw to
Milverton, where She had •rebided
since.. She leayes ixsliind bee a grown-
up family of -Stets -and daughtera.
Mrs. Schaefer was a member of the
Lutheran church and was very highly
esteemed in the village.
CONC19wT.-Mise Mildred Campbell
intetul*- having a-reoittt} •by-her•mnric
pupils in the Forester's Hall Thanks-
giving night, October lath. They will
be assisted by town talent, a good
eto gratumo will be rendered. Admis-
WITH OUT
GOOD BLOOD
THERE CANNOT
IDE GOOD HEALTH
As a blood Remedy
IRON -OX
TABLETS
are uilezcclted, itndttheyltatre •
obvious advantages over med-
idnesin liquid form, We know
of no remedy of this charac-
ter an equal number of doses
of which sells for less than
fifty cents ::: Ours sells for
'twenty-five cents. The others
are probably good value; if
so ours is double value.
50 TABLETS
- . FOR 25 CTS.'
Business Notices.
Go lo /he old reliable oyyster house..
Viutorla Restaurant, West 81. for fresh
Oysters, *old in bulk and all styles; Stews,
Fres or BAR** Oopfectlonery, Fruits,
Toba000 and organ.. 0. BLAcxarona, Prop.
Dress Stuffs,
. . .
Jackets, Furs.
THEM are the departments we woulcil specially call your
• ' attention to thiS week. The markets have been carefully
,searelied. for the latest styles and best values. Come and
look theM over;
Dress 00ods and Silks.
Noreataera sue cloth.
New Aretletiaris mid Cheviots.
Isittemed Satin Cloths tor
*moo twaittio,
natititiOnie PA, *00,
Ladke 'Raglan Coats.
ana comfortable Coate on the market"
Woes or ehildrft,
Men's Clothing
and Overcoats. .
Boy& Overcoats, made on the latest
model of the trien's styles in grey
Cheviots. lined and well nuule, from
Also Boys' Pea Jackets and Salts.
,MPIN'S OVERCOATS.
The Raglan Waterproof Fall Coate
are timifortatile-Aridatylish: 'We+ have
Mena in greys and new broils° shades,
titthey Cheviot Coats 10.00, $8.50
and 1110.00.
New Stlita, new Palate, new Short
•
Test 111q Bread you. eats,
`rood 'Bread i~3 i"Spnnlz i'"
poor 13ready fell"#, " i1l;C';1SA
1440 ". has .an' eiastia: erulilk_
which: sprin>fs back into shams
.after lefti pressed with thy.
finger
Soggy read:: Won't do this.:
orlIiA1X Br80-
•.
is the Bread for you. It Is
made In the cleanest, most
sanitary Bakery in Canada,
• For'goodness sake" buy your
Bread from . . .
W. 1 . WESTOBY
Ilstnsltnn-Ht., (1oderiell.
We Havel not arivanced the
Irltle or our tobaccos. n rbtt r
iunoking tobacco. Bobs, Currency
alfa Fair Flay chewinft tobaccos
ars the same size nod privet() the
rJongllrner eq formerly. We peve
shite extended the time for tne,
redemption or Snowshoe taus to
January 1st,. 1004,
THE EM'PIR.E ToBACCo co,
Limited.
Ooderiob Toivnslilp.
Onrr.--Alexander TJoJbourne rr nos
-Live
tihis township, died ar well t residenote
of hid brother, Wm. E., 7th con., on
'Sunday evonin tat. Some 14 years ago
ho removed to Dakota, where be lived
"th'out sown years; ancls'then xotiirning
to Canada he took up his residence in
Chatham, where he has resided since,
coming here a few weeks ago to visit
his relatives. He was a victim of lung
P it
neen fit to cull
-Artp,34,4p 1232.
inetatlera Of Riverston O. L.. No. 14t, dcalre
to convey to vou our humble and heartfelt
nyttionttiv In GOB And bereavement. We know
!Tr .caunot enter fully -Into- your -feellng* under
mend you and your fa tinily. to the comforting
otre of the Gott of co'neolatfon, and Only
dirlittArace OTC he your auppOrt
gigtied on behalf of RIveraten. L.O.L., No. 143.
MILTON WC1013/3,
, DRI3D YARDS 0. New Arnericanl Wa jerest Pot'
out, of the'clue th#si week.. Patterhs that are new ;- that are not
common ; that you. are not likely to ,ace, arty where else. t
newest colors. Good • quality cloth that will Stand satlsfeetor
and colors .that areabSohitely fast. The very latest `deslgrisl Imported
by ourselves .s,. l hlelO . watsts,kdressinfr acquesancd.wrap) rs...
New American Wrapperettes, latest designs, for fall.and winter wears ail the
new.shades, last,colors and firm strong cloth, :special at per' yard �2 e
MORE, ABOUT COATS
Bulky Packages of Cereal Break-
. fast Foods Are Not Guarantees
of Economy or Quality.
One Package or
Malt Breakfast Food
Makes a Meal for
'While the manufaeturers of 'Malt
Breakfast Footk-clo--not -debts- to --give
the public the most bulky paekage of
food, thoy make the positive state-
inent that one packe.ge of their cele-
brated food will make twice as many
meals for -the money Jei any other food
on tile market.
In addition'to thie economical feat-
ure, Malt Breakfast Food is vastly
more nourishinfr for young and old.
Tons of Cho:mods of nacre consider it
the most delleione and appetizing of
all breakfast gvain foods. Phyeicinns
and 'food experts say it is a true
health -giver. Grocers everywhere. in -
Canada. fird Malt Breakfast Food the
fastest seller. If yon have not yet
given it a trial, ask your grocer for it.
Fino Minstrel Prod notiou.
."McK Inney Tiros. played to a pack-
ed homes last night 'at the Grand.
Theyarsi- the bast'Winstrel Company
that Imo visited Kingston for years,
and some of their acts the best ever
seen on a local stage. Their Corona-
tion First part is a revelation, and is
emething-really new -and -original in
minstrelay. They will repeat their
production to -night, and no doubt will
Kingston Whig.
rail Fairs.
Stops ttie Cough and Works citt
the C.oid.
LaxetIve Brame -Quinine Tablets
cure eold hi one day. No cure, no
pay. Price 25 cants.
Important to:.114vertisers
All armpit of ad vett beineata for the current
lame of Tits STAR mast be in the hands ot
printer not lafer theft SOMAS* NOON. Aftell
week. Advertisers Will 'please severe them.
or- an annonneenteats under the himlifig
Such nottObt. as Nadine er awe Matter, tde.
Wm tech insertion. z •
Casual diapitty adVortisIng. 13e. to !le. per
Inch each insertion.
Ayala uette, Beaty talditional 'ebonite. Willis
thiStWOrthit gentle/nen OP
Every kind cif Men's tindoweart ' wassiassaaasaassissi
rip
Small Wares.
Date, All thawanted kinds are here
of linderstear, Molloy, Gloves, Belts,,
Oiretat made or watered
situ with Nuditod sliver Weide, 25e,
ALLAtid
WINTER,*
MILLINERY
Judging from
- the iva y.. Fall Coats
,? are, selling we Mast
• Ebe showing correct
'shiesand have
gapd. values. Not
a Jacket in the lot
bu,'t was made by
best makers ofCan-
adla or Germany,.
by ellen 'who have
a reputation
"th:r0ughout.the
trade for turning
out, up-to-date and
perfect -fitting 'gar -
736t . meets. Values here
are good, the best
we have ever had and you'll find an
--a sortinent •to select 'from that few-
...�r� nereabouts can. show.
Ladies' Nrlockets, $5.00 .
Ladies' Frieze Jackets $5.00
Ladies' Beaver-- Jackets $1o.00.
Ladies' Kersey Jackets $10.00, $15.00,
$20.00, FAWN, CRAY • and, BLACK, 27, 36
lend-" 4zi'ncties `long . -
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
Natty styles in good' materials
suitable for small girls, most of them
lined throughout. Nearly all . are
double breasted and have pearl buttons.
Prices are lower than you could make
them up for, and there is a style about
thein it is hard to get on those made
at home.:
Reefers, Three-Quarter_Lengths or Ulsters
The Prices run from $z. 50 up to $7.50.
The time :for Furs is here and we
: are ready for a large and .•.care
fully selected. stock. : y
if there .is. one thing above another
- that it pays to buy early, it is Furs,
The you get a better variety and bet-
ter' stock than you can possibly get •
later on; ' Furs bought 'here. can- be
depended on absolutely aid Will give
perfect satisfaction:
Our stock was selected with great
care from the leading makers' of fur
garments, and. is by long odds the best
that has ever been. in the store.
Fur Ruses 83 00, 83.50 and 85.00
Ss,nle Rufrs 88,50 anti 89.00.
.Alaska Sable Buffs 310, $1180 to $20.
Long Boas $30, $15 to $2S. '
Caperinea 86, $10 to $35.
FUR J,A KETS,
The selling of Fur Jackets is . a
specialty with us, we handle only de-
_...pendaable_qualities. -Price-is no -induce
hent for us to buy if 'we are not that'',
ougbly satisfied that qualities are all
they ought to be. This season we have
bought a line of Coats to sell at $35.00.
They are made from choice selected'
skins ,and,°are extra good Coats for this
money. We have lower priced gar-'
nients at $25.00 and $30.Oo, but
strongly recommend this one.
Ladies' Astracl nn Jackets, made from choice
selected skins that are properly dressed and
tanned, lined throughout with good quality
satin, mohair lining in sleeves, high collar
reveres, double breasted, 21 or 27 Inch. If
we asked $40.00,we would not be asking a
penny too much. We took a quank.
-
tity, and our special price will be.... 35.00
Heavy --English Shaker Flannel 121/2c.
CASHMERE •
New lines in fancy
silk euibroidered Cash-
mere Hose came in
this week. They are
marked at popular
prices and are the best
values we have ever
Ladies' enshtnere Hose, plain, soft finish,
double heels, full fashioned, handsomely em-
broidered in silk, these gtialities per pair
TWO GOOD LINES.
You'll try a long time before you
get any that are better values unless
you pay more for them than these- 'are
At a Quarter. •
Cashmere -Mae, good weight. soft
finishi double heels, Wili -wear well,
plain or ribbed, per pair 25C
At Halt a Dollar.
Ladies' all wool Cashmere Hoae, very fine
quality, Oft finish, fall and tvinterk;2ht,
plain or -ribbed,' spliced hi3els,
GOOD VALUES
Ladies' Underwear for early Fall -
wear -a low line and a better one.
Both eitra good values,
Ladles' Vesta ribbed, open fronts,- long
sleeves, mediutu weight, soft finish, 25c
each
Ladles' fine quality natural wool Vesta,
mediutn weight for early fall wear,
long sleeves, extra good value ateach 1.00
BLANKETS
'Those -wool -BlanlietS we are sell=
ing at $2.75 are a bargain. You'll
agree with us. when you see them.
Not a great many pairs to sell and
when they are gone no more as good,
at this price.
GOod quality. white wool Blankete,
borders, large size for double bed, Bat
lofty finial), extra special at per .
Adatilowtreartat
gala innialifeat
Alive A* effect 1st
motto* usenet
with EttrekAHM4
wow 011. so.
am tits Joins
ilis hens.
erten eadyll.
• Staelei
#re 101 hawk,
.saalettt Mut
ksept
IAA
Meat,. Mt
as tab:I&
storitdoir
tal slow
WOW
DRESS IVIAKINO DEPARTMENT
OW,is WI swing -suits mide.tolptiiorder
,Dresses or Waists-,-satisfaetion paten,
recommended, and her work so far heals It
t. Never have We bitted. Olit, better work.
•Miss Cameron.
the hart reeennal tee itt04
*dot Intocttion, 1.
Ali the. Latest Shadee
and Shapes
Ali the‘ Newest ints
and Pabrics
, eat) Want tie no,to,tiati.
with • your ;11**41giukt,. see
is the place to get -`446.
Metal Roofing and
Mint
Ban Troughingt
Dairy %wart.:
Pipe' Flftingse
le "Brunswick "1 MoLEAN S
IS liBiligliAlITBItS FOB I
Pipes, Cigars; and I ' ops
' We haye opened out in the shop
56 tong and successfully`gonducted
by Mr, Robert McLeari).and solicit
a fair share of public pstionsge.
Our endeavor will be to serve
the best and choicest of Meats at
iiving prices, which will always be
Ichv as the markets 'Warrant.
. Your coil vita secure the very
best Vette. in the market, and a
taSh patronage tor Choice Meats is
CHEAP AND ExpENsivE Butcher Sh
Smokers Sundries!
OUR seerrot,
/VIM Wood
Por Sale
The abtem is oat late stove wood
length anti Will be delioatad sleY
Not ot ,thik ail 14*
left at 128 OiOnlais tit# will tatietss
*ta pt al leation
*bone aa.
Peter litEwan.
Livery, Veterinary, Sale
, and Peed Stables, •
STARET$s 001501401.
k Ititiori/11:i1:4.0.11/1.66m4;10,460101,41141:1#041,114:4004J:20:630.A40407.0' 47.' 14,141.41Anteo:-.
besot, *444 MIA IstehalgestowS4, ,
it Mitt its eowstetion with the .
ei
of All eliftlatis sekWitifitL..h
OA
Ilsows
sugebuort to hot, ketesui.
IVIACHINE !.S1101:*
thi* told end ktseithie end
tiseltsinitIllop list bon teapened by
Jas. A. Straihan.
modern snit stientlOt tainelpits,
kinds r'Oentritt ittkettiee Work* Ma*
bounty:mil ti Moe *oft toolni.,.rom
and mill tusaintryi %broiler* etc, to.
faii- Willitled -bits tenet
thine kihrelitte,
'OF' ON 'MO'N`O!.
li*aaa 01edbi11, of tlta llerimitler Wooler Miilr, (See lett week's ac ;
atl+stl"'orksl' la g th0 aargealt quantity. of cement need in tide part f the
ittty, ettr� often pureina,►ing what bethought 1 e would require for what work.
,.Q
"sus then 'g, lie wu peruiiac e`<l ti?ttri" *wen* mplei three barrels (along with aouia
4O o to poff sopa other brind#'Of ewe l known cement) of the peninsular Pott. -
tpilgarrit # fuads at;,Jer.k an, Mich,., bF tlta rotary spitelu kilo. The result is ,
r ikft,0icilhhILflus...._.._.. _.
1 h44 :occasion to make a hole of
considerable size into what I put in
last. Year* and 1 find that your=
Peninsular Cement is the best. The
dellcrete is imlch harder, having a
Shinyilinty surface, compared with
hatrela, or thereabouts, for the
dim, and I will buy all my cement
from you.
••• Ceffient becoato extonnely hard to get and the price bay gone away up.
64terin$ to ltte CeMent ahould Own their oi:der at once, so Ali to get it when
r 441440$010vint. WO. 4:41.1% the Above conont at a Von,
ZIE Sc. HOWELL,
visr,turtg .8204RE. GODEEIC#1. The place to buy all Hardware Cheap.
M4KIMIS I
BLOCK ONTARIO
BLACK
DIAMONDS
BLANKE
Iiiticeold-iiights,-iiiielidlY Whin -the
fire is low. Two,speciablinea,
"MATCHLESS" a beautiful 603030
double Blanket, pure white with
pink horsier, and the price $2,50
is only ,
"THE DAISY" strietly.pare wool,
beautiful soft finish, pure White
with blue border, size 04x84
UNDERWEAR.
For men, our two special') are
50e. garMents.
Men's pure vroolliihirt and Drawers,
unshrinkable, small men's, men's
and large men'a sizes, at
each 50c
SANITARY fleece -lined Shirts and
Drawers, the, best value yet, an
- sizes -from- Smallest boye at 25
New Idea Patterns are the Best.
New Idea Magazine now 5c.
Are Scarce and very
Expensive for heating
purposes.
WARM WOOLENS -
We have piles of
them and very low --yb
priced for the quality. '
We do like to talk about our Millin-
ery this seasOn,-beeause we are so well
pleased with the results so far. Miss
PacrtAltn knows the millinery business
and has the stock to do it with. This
week she h'as et few lines -surprises in
stylish, low-priced hats. See them.
We have some low and medium
priced Collars, Caperines, and Ruffs,
that you cannot afford to ignore if you
want anything at all In these goods.
Styles are right, and quality for price
is good, Prices start at $1.35 and end
WHITE COTTON.
You don't forget the line we sold
you last spring at Sic. This one is a
little heavier, from the same Eliglish
mill, at Re. A very fine English Cot-
ton, well worth 1211e., for 10c.
Overcoats We are clearing out all our stock of Men's and
. • Boys' Overcoats. We have not got room for them
MUSt clear odt all we have -just 723 Coats ali told. They must
Little pricee will do the business !
and
go I
McKIM'S BUSY STORE.
'HAVE YOU -
SEEN OUR
S:toves'and
Ranges ?
if not, why not?
THEY ARE GREAT LEADERS: .
LLAN est rielYER,
'Phone 57.
The Leading Strive Men,
IF YOU NEED
OODERICH
Yatkatt not do better th.au
FOOTWEAR I tQ give us a call for your
• Vail supply.
'We 'hive all Styles all lathe's
inr Men, Women and Children. at
rRICS. that win SUIT,You
Our wometeo. Calf ttal.; with heavy ottetvion stile, solid in!
solet and fancy punched vamp ata quarter, Is it
• +% ,; just the thing to resist tint wet. •
Wear, They are :made strong and durahlet yet neat mid
. trim in appearance.
Meit'$. Plough 13oeta it very 'reasonable .priees,
Our Alert's fine line .at $140 the hest for the money. that
we have yet Offered You,
Oar ateeke et "11 tot Wonieu mitt WAtAtia4-' stk..
Repairing