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TNN: SIGNA'.: (,ODERICH. ONTARIO
THE POLITICAL ARENA.
tion. Nelson Monteith. Miu{Opti' of
Agriculture in Ole I)utnriu 1 iveru-
utent, whit wan defeated at the ekes
Dons in June Tart, has retired, and his
successor a 111 be Jame* S. Ina. the
member of the Legislature for West
13imcoe.
A staff correrpoinient of The Globe
wrens.: ''l1i -M-i
day after day, oI(rs'a prett . -goodin-
dication of the drift of !!public opinion.
The letters which Sir Wilfrid Laurier
and his ('a bit collrrtgurt are rreeiv-
ing from ditT.�nt parts of the Maui it.
loaahow that Liberals have teat hen
tj,
led ten% I.y the Opposition* talk of
scandals. and. moreover. that mien
who hat.' taken tut active part in the
(%onset•%at ire interest in previous •-h't-
tions are in the present intttan.e tak-
ing ott their cruds for the Liberal can-
didates. That is true Trout Nova
Scotia to Ontario. -
It is to l.. *toted Hud, the Oppositi4a t
leader and his first lieutenant, Iron.
George E. ;Foster. are both politienl
wanderer.. Mr. Ikrtden was gore:ittyt-r-
in 111111 in Halifax 4.11.1 secured --g -at
in Carleton county'; (1utIGi0t, for
which he is again,it•-."•iieliddtt•. Mr.
Foster's story is •h ,.adder. Cast
0111. et one constituency a(t4'r ;tlaothwr'
in his own I'r"vioce .if eew Ilii.
"ups.
wirk, he landed in . North Toronto,
which he carried at .the tart election
by only a swt.1i majority. He is
t'
again- tit"- nnservntive ntrnittee --in
• North Toruutu, :tad the cheroot. air
' well, election night will tell.
1llutltlrtd- %Viten*. imal:tl ke
_.,.__'. s■rk ismer Irtstiz:-III" ituire
whole sale wud•tbrowing of the t/mewi-
• tion -"As for the charges that hers-.'
A11/0114-1114.6610--amt-that_al..teuce Alia/ has.
been offered it i, to be remeulo•t•rd
that it is et.y to put an indictment in
a single enee that it would take
a
1
FOSTER - SAME OLD STORY. Ten've
GOT HFRE AHEAD 01' 1)5 ANI) ALL
Wt GET 1S TRE WINDFALLS AND
WORMY ONES
'1-t �n
r"i
IN .TRZZ POLITICAL. 01011Altilb
10R any man • Travelling Set is a
necesaty. This set is. espeoilly swishier for
gill purposes at this season. It commas a
pair 01 genuine Ebony M,l,nty Brushes,
with sterling shields for enguvIng. Com.
',tete sob tomb in real morutco lather
(olJtng cue. The pride is
DR. STRANG'S TRIP.
Llatetsattn& Talk at G. C. 1. Literary
Society on Last Summer's Outing.
The leading tt iI t. 1.1 the Reit rel.:-
114r
vg.1tar meeting of the- thmdr.i%l. t\,l-
Irgiate Institute Literau y Society for
the fall term, which was held last 1 1 i
•u
day evening, was an address by the
adiail, Lupi t. as '-it time, t31e11 II.t
rutted Hats.•.. or :1 native •1f the
11tiiLtla i rr4 ] aY lslr v�tr „1•.11
tmiss. rt11.1e1' erns[ SlNtttl Illi• dolly' lyts•
ie could not pass for %Sa h,oLn.t.
I/'. Strang bad a good deal to say in
lator v u• ,mg11.1S tt1I tay'system
disprove, Tliin roan: pt .legit 1.r the !etrraety,
examination
the r 1.t tncttt.• tar it •l st rang. on his visit to the Old (`Out,
that the metre tleclxration by a Ixtlititatl
faroseeutOr that .t -J -adv t-'--1' in w,tvt
Ing to accept his challenge and di. -
prove hi.. hnrge t wast be taken w ith
reserve. Muer. indeed. can lie pat
into au innuendo than any amount ot''
denial can 'wipe out. It i• not safe.
therefore, to assume that because a
freest deal of mud is thrown some alt
It ought to stick."
Mr. Borden's Failure.
Mr. Borden has issued is challenge
to the Liberal leadrl's tai deny the
graft ..barges pit -fel -red Itv l'oneerv•
ative speakers. .
This is amusing. yet thoroughly
-characteristic, It represents Mr.
Borden's notion of fair play. Accord-
ing to the British notion it ie the
duty of the may who makes the
charges to prove theta, 1.r 4.t least to
produce for evidence on which they
are based. Under the British mystelu
an accused fr't•tion is regarded as
innocent until his guilt is established,
Mr. Borden wouldVerse the ro--
cedurr. The trouble with Mr. Itor-
den's notion ie that if i eame,ta per
make it would ake oldie life in-
tolerable.
Am a 'natter of fact the Liberal
leaders have denied every charge that
has been seriously preferred. And
they have not rested satisfied with
mere denial : they have', sq)purtel
the denial by proof wherever the
chal•ge was sufficiently sow. ifie la, per-
mit of such treatment. They did thin
not because they were rr.itluwl as s
matter of strict justice to do Iso : but
as a matter of fairness to the ,public,
The Liberals have gfarther.
They have challenged their aaltcusiers
again and again to wake their
charges sp{leeeitic rind bring on their
proofs. 'We have the assurance ttj'
the r'remier• . himself that. if ,any_
definite charge is preferred sgaintt a
member of the Cabinet either the-.
Minister will g4. 1.r the ,landtret' will
apologize.
It would he a very simple :tooter 1,
put the Pr'emier's a.allt'am'r 111 the
test, Instead of issuing .hnlirngri
plirasel in rich terms that .nn•
holy in particular is t hallrngrd,
1.•11 Mr. Bonen, if he Iters any run.
lidenee itt the.•nug•ion. h t tt* c,4..
ducting, prefer a definite charge
'against a Mint.tet, something that
can be I,ve.t igatl•II, in: lli ll.t .tattrlmtl)
v' Lo ran itr held res oosible.
1t i• easy enough to throw 1
from behind w -hedge. - 14 the-tmnl-
thrnw'rr i. nal particular *boot soil.
log his hands he may_en ov himself in
comparative safety. ` If` he is o.,
poart lculat tt herr the tool fall-, It
may grata, him -elf by mono i
,ontelmNdv. Itut, after all, it is no a
very moble pastime, .nor i, it 1r v 11
.nilable one for a man alio is Ids. mg
forward to Ixt•ortitig the 11cena r of
a great rinant•s,. Mr. hoiden iglu
very easily blas 'motet ettmplo went.
He should •.t a belle' cam plc In
.,tine of hi. f.dl..w rr.-, olio •e n 10 11r
sorely in need ..f a go. sl r.• -"mph•.
N.titdst.•ck Sent in.1-11rvit•tt
FRUIT CROP REP • RT.
Ottawa. Hie, 3tNrr.
AVe ttmt ,.:.:diii.. littri= 4.•eu
fairly fru. rahl.• for Innl,, pearht•.
rod -gripes, Iola Ili t f.iP-ii1'1tr'--'tri1
• w 1111.1• It phlr',.
Jute Ural I%
nil harvested. \\'i ler fruit ripening
preet tato mix_ lull (...prang. rrtlilriug
therropnit.n,l) too nlivl' .
Pear. -Art' i t;.•ning tapidh' and are
of good nualit t'. Exports -tit- 'Brent
Britain Inger 111;111.
u.uaL
1'enrh.- All barv••.trd Ind a t„w.
Nt.' yr rlrtle- 'I l,','- hat..Iw 'f. Iw•.
1...v- utt-atwrax.•.
Pltttti-Nemrte tih.t t i.t..ir rxrPfij'
in north,•t•tn 111 -tris t
orale'. A tell , top of .'xtalent
ninthly. Pi ice-- 1•1...-r I Ii:u. torsettrnl
year,.
T,.nnittw•• 111,15e horsed Os. tap -
idly fitr the catinin;; la. tore-, but :r.
of eitetleit tlnalit %,
1'ranlm•rrit',--A gt t.i .nqt. Th.'tt-
n denutlld 1'"r th.•('nnidutn Is•rrie. ,n
th. l't51w1 Fllile.,
fu..rt't 719.1 tliitgns
developed •lighlh this 1ien,4h. folk
rot has de%.Iolw•d t.. n se•riou - e'•
tent. '
\Vinl.r ripple.itr-flt-t-n*t.•l some -
have .It•prt•t'i111.st ill mullet it % :1111
nitaility. .
Pi•i.,•s fid ('nnatllnio iw•nrs. and
apple, in 4tiettt ltt•iteier have - beet.
good and -hip 4.t. I:arg. r tlliln usual,
.1, ARt-nmtg,
Drain• and llotd Storage Comnti..ioner,
A. Mi-Ngn.t.,
('hi.f, Fruit Divi -ion.
Important tO Ladles.
It is not often no omen limito
nnr. 4.t yt.nt 4001' to ..•e the htI
Tnrisdan ,and Nt• s York styles in hair
g,wels, yet tllt-)I it the 1'a.., N. Prof.
Ibirenwend, of Toronto, is visiting
thin town and invites your intpe•etion
tit thew' growls 4.t his private spat t -
Mettta tt•,w'ned 4.t the holed,
These hair lro•.d teles, when prop.
I•rly adjusted. pt -.,i. .'t and ornament
the head, soften and I,e»utify the lx-
pressinn (if the fare, and consequently
ions tip an aged npp.-a atter. Re sore
Anal see them at hotel Redford on
Thursday, October lrind.
try Inst summer. The other nuwhor,
on the program were as toltow%.
President's address. Donald V. ('lark :
nstrunlrnGtl duet, Misses 1t. ('lark
and 11. Warnock : roll call by the ,re..
teeny, Melville Audetson : selections
by 1 b Glee Club ; 'rhe Journal. read
by Miss Eleanor \Va1Ler ; critic's re-
mark's, --J. M. Field. The Litetary
Society has a go..1 extcativ. any;, no
doubt, will have a successful term,
in spite of the lack 4.f- nisi ane.' the
\lodel students have alwa • given
during the ('all term in forme dean.
Thr •hirer' for the terms' are : Presi-
dent. Donald M. ('lark : vice-,resi-
denl, Frank Foster a memoir 'ice-
pn"ident, Fergus McNaught ; tr
urer.Orville Durnin : Ji,itntat ettit,
Miss Eleanor Waller : assistant edl
tor..1..hn Elliott ; pianist. Alias Rettig
'('lark !' councillors. Miss. lirar. War -
bock. Mir Gladys 111,Nies lh;ton
I h:f°nin.
Ile, til rmtg'-lulk .NI hi. v
Uhl l'unntr?- wa- • Xce-d'
it in the
rgly itlt.r.
..Ung. Ott mg Io Ih.' 1:11 encs. of Ih.•
...object iii• purpol.ely''1 11. 1 mulch
refen•mtr• to.01.1 Loud. 11, 1, ting
whit he would have t.t xy about the
•'I,.•art or the clnpir.. or n separat.•
address later nn, all. hi, 1•ruuuks on
Ile• 1e.1 14 his trip vt•t.• necessarily
-onl..abet etlt•sryy. ne of the great
advantages i1. triter Ih'. Strung said.
was 1hat it load•• Iriugr real In one.
To se.' the very Ott where-trotrtM/..
••v.•ni.. its Iti..l..ry
localities r.'Mbtn ..I in liberator,.
1.• the Iradi nlmnd the.,• pincr.
.Ifttrwnt.ls mon real. Ik•sillts th,•
idle:isur. at the true' in seeing 4..a
sights dine itis •tl.r able to intaglio
other seen.... Tit. meeting wi11.
.t•v',ral old (i _l.'. 1. .Indents w:..,
plt•nstail feat tire in his trip 41 1111
n-ttgtihWut tittSot,vie1I11t that 110
matter ashes •1,r went It.• would"4.G et
,tI.1 pupils, mil maul. hila 1hint. thal
the world
ns not -uch N v't•ry huge
plare atter nit: t)1i„ 111 the pl.a.ur•s
of such t trip sat. to...ling Iw•.tflb• of
diNen•nt utionaliliesand ideals, Mut
tin• dtN• .r .aid hr found lunch b•s•
.litfet.•n • bet ween people t h+ut 11.•
upitt ...l be would mod .rid not ft.i1
(tint,e- tt all uoliceabl. a. n
CLEARING
OCTOBER SALE.
If you watch our • windovt -
111i• week, .on will a'" all kind
..t b;ogain-.
21411'ntl 1'1.411 Relnn.l 11...,k .
tearing 1.1 10.• 1w•rvett.
175 vt h lknr►nl H't.k-
. ,,I %nine 111 n'gednr pries• :s. .
• 1'•.t -i ng at :lam _.
Psi li..xe- Note Paper and
1.I s elms .• el.ariit) tat hi,
Its•,
tTritm- Firth' r..tttnow•t. Wi .
Latif nml our -third otT .Iris..,_
ti.1•1111.1.
01. It 'I'EItM". 1-N 11'TI'HE
Aiti: STRICTLY ('ATfl.
PORTER'S BOOK
STORE
Court House Square, Goden(h
'Phone No. too.
with its greats cafe of Itlull lit!•.
and t1,1. greater it-git'rd 1•u' others'
•afel eras u.di..;thlr •twrwh. t.• tfro.
.41 thy,_
rai'.'. w., 117:7,1t -'It. -i, r.4.•
Hsi/Ince, in tate hu•i..t .pat of Lon -
11111.11 ill the busy 1)1111 o1 'I'o.i n,t•1,
on account of the gr.it.r r. t,.ud•
IMil. 'I'11e atltlisl t•i tt ah., i t ..I 1h,.
level railway crossing. the great.'
stn,r.thne in smiting trails, tl.
pi•i.hiliitiou of Is' -sots dlo.sing i:,it-
w•ny tracks, tit. fact that ttati1-
ti -at•. polled 1.p at, iN aart.d from...
I.Ialtolut, Mad.; 1 til'rty 1rt1v,I u1.n
plea -:till than itt C./mule, mid other
It.ints of ditft•n•nce w;•rt• the facts
tIno thee.• ,,,1. no .ailing i,ut tlf Ota-
Oysters
GO TO THE
OLYMPIA
Cafe
Served in any style
in bulk.
Athas & Vassos,
Proprietors.
ti•1.1. I.y 11., Lr:aL.•su..o, itt es.,11161.•
ori; of t u k, -t s 1.n Ile' 1 r:1.0 Eby � tit.. con-
. .1(111..1' dt "ltw:a.I: ,ia.Iti:-y,11IIh'd.
riper., nor p•ns.'111g through err• Tr'alus
11.1 artvgIN,y. "r vrud,•rs 1.l' Inuit. etc.
lack of n ch.. Lw,( dt ••luggage.
.sass not a s'oririnrrtrn„ Lek at all nt11
p111I't. wt•re :dw,rys )dual obliging.
A bit of addict/ the th t. l • n had l r utter
I,t I,rolleeti•e tt•atttlrt'.•t war It"l 1"
illlerir1 trt"..t•1. wp 111411.7 :11ti-iliiT'7fiT
heti. v.• in ib.' soviet oft he \Mokee
$5.00
RYRI5 BROft .
"-Warren
11. -Issuer Yong. et.
TORONTO
Liberal
"HOME SWEET IIOMr,'
Nothing Fits in
Better
h t h.• -croute of it,dll:"1 enjoyment
than an -
an Edison Phonograph
11 0,1 !i, '.1.11- liliftiltttt-t +mitt', company
and on any occasion. It is -
NEVER OUT OF PLACE,
OUT OF PRACTICE,
. OUT OF TUNE.
call and beartaw' n write for
1t:dogne.
It
an
-- .
:an tliipkinl. 1.t lusyizig.
ROAN or. PIANO
call arid see us.
4.r Poul tc.tdnintanrr with tin•
ditT, rut lin,�f err business places
1.t. in [melt ion I bundle the beet and
to givikintelbgent' advice 10 prospr.
ill'. buyers. . -1...,
- We have i f t eeleis in I;tr}p• and
..--..ttut sit k of -
CHURCH HYMNALS, BIBLES and
GOSPEL SORG BOOKS.
lane Piaui,! i s o ten: ..1 t r:ksnn.•LI.
lel Ins.
JAMES F. THOMSON
Fall and Winter Styles
in Millinery
.• -boat at Hier;. I AN1ER0\'h \111.1,1\I'.Itl'
PARLOR!; in the most nttuu•tiv.• chap.`s and
bode s. I le•r tin.k includes_ the new est and most
alt 04 i • effects. and th.• inspection of the ladies of
(itxle'rirh iultl .trinity is cnrdinny int ite.t.
MISS CAMERON
Hamilton Street,
GODERICH
COM INC fi
BLANKETS
AND
ROBES
A L to mer
5A
1',,..1t Iltrse Iilsnk"Im in ill
-him and tptalitiee.
Robes, Robes, Robes.
"askatchewan B u Ira I
Robes,
s uidwich Fur Robes,
Manitoba Buffalo Robes,
Bishop -Fur Robes.
Ilorse hide Robes.
Prof. 'Dorene nil
al TORONTO
the ,1.;,•r -, 11 •
A11._1 .1,,. ,,, ,.t -,.t.
I
HAIR GOODS
..,nin•:rl" .
Hotel Bedford,
Goderich
1 hursday. Oct. 22
, „•_ 11ri. t i-il t. e will
1.•„ ,l__ st-t-t, latest
1 \ • tc York
11 - ,•, , 4.r.• Iwr•lie-
nl:riy ;"titer t" in.I.•rt
aid cry .m :nor of t ,.w.•
r ■ \\•c. i-tt.' taut lou• .run.•
SWITCHES, POMPADOURS, o,c. 4,11,01111and tali.
1.1' 1 i. 111 •t• t .1 ,romp g, t _"
CLUSTER -CURLS, GORUNET- ;,t ,,;Ti -•f.. 1,..1,
BRAIDS, TRANSFORMATIONS, ;milts. I
WAVES, WIGS, Etc. to
1'•,tnr and ge1 v -our Choir l•. 11
H. E. Knox 1IL
DORENWEND'S PATENT TOUPEEI
(1.' tleolce
.4.I,4. Arr. 11.,1,1 n 11.-i-l.rpipl'ri of Rtientific Hair Con
,U•n.lilxt_ Securely) Mljustit1.
( runt. mild hiatmh thein just ti -
�in1t• own lutii Alp,dttl r-t-
indrteeinhle. They e•t -
fntnt 1'olth, ('ittarr
gin. este., ntel will mak..
balk Myself-. t'orng.r. (h.
tel,tael"f rm•'I'vnpe•es Eur• row
n
11 1'
rtn•t .ear la sett abate.
AUBURN
1
IIIbren\tcnd Co. of Tornnlg, l't'd.
101411-.{-105 \tidST
iNNNSIL
1'ilhlir meetings tt til
t he foll,tt ing prises in t
..f the /ote•••tl c....1;,1..1
1110 :
Benmillr, r,
Carlow, -
Leeburn, -
tttrakitYuf.
FALL SHOESt
here's the - •
"Junior" Model.
If you'd. f.a'Ovular
Mont Ihr 1•ItNpr of
vutti Olives Iter this
Walk -Over Model.
.t frl.himg •1 %1e :utd a
cond't-IRMO 1, -I.
the man who wears
Oils shoe wears the cor-
rect thing.
\\'r carry this ";Inn-
Idl'' 11nN1.1 111 111•ti-ly
every kind of leather.
Come to and select the "'one.-
you
one.you like the best.
!kite agents for Goderich,
DowninviitAsfiteVicar
-_-_wG.. ,Ni,L, ._,., ;�_a:r.. .f IL,.
yOil stint 1" Si..- turd c'hrtL rut til 11,
a y.Nt s. th.-4.t," INran.t• yeti w•1tld
eetlns i`rotrthij pt•c,t tp ht,k tip list It 4
g lino out If sot' had•srr•r1 such :ld such
ti place. 11.4 ter itt see "lily' a Pett
places att.! have to virfi.l r.conett 11.11 01 1
I,t• h 4,-e- t -
bark
toot a .,it i.fi,•tl t Ilan eve. wit I's
hr init•rest t ;Inndu ,ts :i Ida.e t.• live in.
y" l • 'rl,; ..t t. -r rou..i.1 .11 ill- 1.1 •Ki.ttal
wale •.tt tt .dl .•..na.•yaxh,;,1 tt,j,Hr not
wa, renal in a very clear voice x11.1 .t :.
a bright tint ttutuls-r ulttlrt- it- Itrw
tiittnial ttntn:tgeruettt. There w,.,
....venal w.•ll written articles Muhl
•h•ntv-ot' clever driv.. at .litr. ,, ill
a., mlwis of the-its/bolt tasty. -
- Tuesday, Oct. 13
- wedeesda,, Oet 'si
- Thursday, Oct. 15
'fin •. un,•tiug. Eur 11. hr a.l-
dre.srd 1., It Mc11i1Lur: Iters
1.r 11,.11.1; 1', Cairo.. :111
Blail'.'.i lis wl,rirl1- i1. ..1•I,t to
tire rnnitul;,' -
CHAS. E. GRIFFITH
UPHOLSTERING
AND REPAIRING
HAIR MAIL RESSES RENEWFD
ANL) REMADE
CARPET - t;l.,t.it-t-
LAVING •\1.�ltt rLL wless.lest .i
itrp.or How,. U,.r4 nm- west of t'..1. 11411•.':
A LARGE ATTENDANCE OF THE '�w`t Ott "'''
Re-klriw.•-k[i t,.
ELECTORS IS REQUESTED.
_ --_ -. c .1.1 •.,- 1I n\
Condensed Cream
We have the kind so htghiv-Te.
-
c amended by the ladle, of the 1A'ea
Huron Woolen's Institute at Geier:. 1
Industrial !shibtaon.
Everything Fresh and Up-to-date rn
GROCERIES
at right prices at
1HE PEOPLE'S GROCERY.
Wm. L. Lindsay
ttamillon 14
'Phone No 165
-1
RIGHT FROMPARIS.
Mt.il,r Xcu.1,.ws and Ri.rrultivth tiititing-, di.fintti.t• and .. I11sit,•. no two 4-.4..Chevron stripes in all the heal' lilt ...bring. and aims, extra rile. k.1 %elute in Mein Vet, are tau our coulters this week din'. t from Peri*. that great t vs-In...it centre. They n..
w�.,g if you ate 4.'t all int,. --ted in Fall Dress (;.sols. 1
3 -�
,
, Autumn Millinery
`'Ni UR MILLINERY STOCKS are now at
0 t;a'i- best. Assortments are larger and
more \'.1; :7d than they can possibly be later on.
There is it wide variety of choice that you will
get naw,r;:re else in town, and there is plenty of
room here to do millinery buying in comfort.
Stocks .have been replenished wherever broken,
and we are showing today new
Shapes, Velvets, Feathers,
- Flowers, Ribbons and Trimmings.
Come in any day and see them. There is always something fresh here
and you will enjoy seeing the new styles over. You are welcome whether
you come to look or to buy.
A Stock of Nearly Fifty Distinct Styles
in Our Cloak Department.
This is the range of choice we offer, you its Our big cloak department. They
are all new garments too. .:10 left-oversle gleet you here. Nothing .but bright.
fresh garments direct from the'fadtorifs of the hest jacket manufacturers in the
t rade. -
PRICES RUN FROM $7.50 TO $25.00 • •
A v.•ry }tient cr,at is nlNlefrom Anoalter rine it node front
all scoot black frieze, is cut full I g.psl ynnlit' all wool beaver•, is
doable breasted. has velvet {li in.he. long. Irinunel with
rnllal It is it mitten/lid craft for -trapping., 1)f .•our ttiattrial.
general w xr ,tn.' has very gt I vrlyt•t collar. Tht. cunt in our of
.t-tv..1,t-4.11--t site--xrlsr (Witt) fitting 11( 3.11•11
The l,i ire I. - ._ _..._. V I1 is lints] will. gixel Ilacl
Itennan-satin. \Vr show
$ a .50
ire ;mitt blar'k Si 2.00
'I'w•o t cry rlr•tng slyliriare;•dt
frill 511 inchi knrir-tanto an exit:.
tine ker.ey cloth;,,The finish t t
t he cloth is exceptilnslly goad.
Th.• waist and sleeves iitr pitted
and the coats are It honied dill,
,trappings 'roil_Vet%pt. Tires.
garments . hate exceptionally
good Style. We show tle•nl in
hlacl and Celli ,1.41 P„r.. ,d,•
$15.00 lltl.l $16.50
Five Good Qualities in
_Black Venetians and Broadcloths
The hest values we ever offered 0111' euitumers in these popular and fashionable
at'tfrfif Tittttertstts are ou our counters today,, At each price the quality is the best
that careful and persistent searching could find and we have no hesitation in re-
commending any -of thein.
Venetians at 65c
An all ttuol V„•nr11 Vett -
.'tian, permanent finish, good
weight, fast dye, U to 111
wide, a Mad. that will lett
cluing.. it.. color. A11 mull..
t inn,l sly gods' clot It and %slur
,1 tt', \Ypreisl , 4.t 1.1r
y:u.1
65c
.fit) of the above three
A Broadcloth at $1.50
Pure wall initial/ loth. It it ail in.hes
wide. rit•h. deep black, will not change Its
color. Makes tery owlish costumes for
any purpose and special v-alite,t, per yard
A Venetian at goc
This (-loth rte itlpdtl•.1
divert I•r Fiance. It Is
'thole from Ilia Auto 1•aliatrt
wtwtls. The dye is al,soluttly
1'nat. It • iINw n lmight, pm•r
nuuu•nt Ifniah. and in good
weight for winter tents ttr
skirts. I1 is lin to 52 inches
wide,. Thr le•tl brick troth
the torr had at anything
near the price. Special A/w
value /It �Vea�/■■{r
A Venetian at $1.25
This is the biggrt.t soling
cloth we.vtrharl. Iintent..I
.direct. It is guaranteed
shrunk ,and the Huish is Is r
Inani•nt. It is noel,. from
the 1,'10 of Australian
which are the finest used in
masking high-rhess materials
tt t.ltis kind. An .ctrl good
(.1111 it fora Mack rum- $1 L
• 5
time 4.t pet' yard
cloths -i_4. all the fashionable colors.
A Broadcloth at $2.00
'('his is one. of the hest selling Brood,
Moths the ever handled nod is thnrnnghly
reei'fnetory to those who buy it. It is
just the proper weight to snake n tailored
suit. and if rightly made the garment will
retain HAShalx.nnlilttnrnout . It is made
from the highest grail. wads, dyer lir
one of the best dyer's in France. 0 $2. 0
Very special at per yard loll
$1.50
FOR
A
DELICIOUS
DiSH
OF
Oysters
GO TO THE
OLYMPIA
Cafe
Served in any style
in bulk.
Athas & Vassos,
Proprietors.
ti•1.1. I.y 11., Lr:aL.•su..o, itt es.,11161.•
ori; of t u k, -t s 1.n Ile' 1 r:1.0 Eby � tit.. con-
. .1(111..1' dt "ltw:a.I: ,ia.Iti:-y,11IIh'd.
riper., nor p•ns.'111g through err• Tr'alus
11.1 artvgIN,y. "r vrud,•rs 1.l' Inuit. etc.
lack of n ch.. Lw,( dt ••luggage.
.sass not a s'oririnrrtrn„ Lek at all nt11
p111I't. wt•re :dw,rys )dual obliging.
A bit of addict/ the th t. l • n had l r utter
I,t I,rolleeti•e tt•atttlrt'.•t war It"l 1"
illlerir1 trt"..t•1. wp 111411.7 :11ti-iliiT'7fiT
heti. v.• in ib.' soviet oft he \Mokee
$5.00
RYRI5 BROft .
"-Warren
11. -Issuer Yong. et.
TORONTO
Liberal
"HOME SWEET IIOMr,'
Nothing Fits in
Better
h t h.• -croute of it,dll:"1 enjoyment
than an -
an Edison Phonograph
11 0,1 !i, '.1.11- liliftiltttt-t +mitt', company
and on any occasion. It is -
NEVER OUT OF PLACE,
OUT OF PRACTICE,
. OUT OF TUNE.
call and beartaw' n write for
1t:dogne.
It
an
-- .
:an tliipkinl. 1.t lusyizig.
ROAN or. PIANO
call arid see us.
4.r Poul tc.tdnintanrr with tin•
ditT, rut lin,�f err business places
1.t. in [melt ion I bundle the beet and
to givikintelbgent' advice 10 prospr.
ill'. buyers. . -1...,
- We have i f t eeleis in I;tr}p• and
..--..ttut sit k of -
CHURCH HYMNALS, BIBLES and
GOSPEL SORG BOOKS.
lane Piaui,! i s o ten: ..1 t r:ksnn.•LI.
lel Ins.
JAMES F. THOMSON
Fall and Winter Styles
in Millinery
.• -boat at Hier;. I AN1ER0\'h \111.1,1\I'.Itl'
PARLOR!; in the most nttuu•tiv.• chap.`s and
bode s. I le•r tin.k includes_ the new est and most
alt 04 i • effects. and th.• inspection of the ladies of
(itxle'rirh iultl .trinity is cnrdinny int ite.t.
MISS CAMERON
Hamilton Street,
GODERICH
COM INC fi
BLANKETS
AND
ROBES
A L to mer
5A
1',,..1t Iltrse Iilsnk"Im in ill
-him and tptalitiee.
Robes, Robes, Robes.
"askatchewan B u Ira I
Robes,
s uidwich Fur Robes,
Manitoba Buffalo Robes,
Bishop -Fur Robes.
Ilorse hide Robes.
Prof. 'Dorene nil
al TORONTO
the ,1.;,•r -, 11 •
A11._1 .1,,. ,,, ,.t -,.t.
I
HAIR GOODS
..,nin•:rl" .
Hotel Bedford,
Goderich
1 hursday. Oct. 22
, „•_ 11ri. t i-il t. e will
1.•„ ,l__ st-t-t, latest
1 \ • tc York
11 - ,•, , 4.r.• Iwr•lie-
nl:riy ;"titer t" in.I.•rt
aid cry .m :nor of t ,.w.•
r ■ \\•c. i-tt.' taut lou• .run.•
SWITCHES, POMPADOURS, o,c. 4,11,01111and tali.
1.1' 1 i. 111 •t• t .1 ,romp g, t _"
CLUSTER -CURLS, GORUNET- ;,t ,,;Ti -•f.. 1,..1,
BRAIDS, TRANSFORMATIONS, ;milts. I
WAVES, WIGS, Etc. to
1'•,tnr and ge1 v -our Choir l•. 11
H. E. Knox 1IL
DORENWEND'S PATENT TOUPEEI
(1.' tleolce
.4.I,4. Arr. 11.,1,1 n 11.-i-l.rpipl'ri of Rtientific Hair Con
,U•n.lilxt_ Securely) Mljustit1.
( runt. mild hiatmh thein just ti -
�in1t• own lutii Alp,dttl r-t-
indrteeinhle. They e•t -
fntnt 1'olth, ('ittarr
gin. este., ntel will mak..
balk Myself-. t'orng.r. (h.
tel,tael"f rm•'I'vnpe•es Eur• row
n
11 1'
rtn•t .ear la sett abate.
AUBURN
1
IIIbren\tcnd Co. of Tornnlg, l't'd.
101411-.{-105 \tidST
iNNNSIL
1'ilhlir meetings tt til
t he foll,tt ing prises in t
..f the /ote•••tl c....1;,1..1
1110 :
Benmillr, r,
Carlow, -
Leeburn, -
tttrakitYuf.
FALL SHOESt
here's the - •
"Junior" Model.
If you'd. f.a'Ovular
Mont Ihr 1•ItNpr of
vutti Olives Iter this
Walk -Over Model.
.t frl.himg •1 %1e :utd a
cond't-IRMO 1, -I.
the man who wears
Oils shoe wears the cor-
rect thing.
\\'r carry this ";Inn-
Idl'' 11nN1.1 111 111•ti-ly
every kind of leather.
Come to and select the "'one.-
you
one.you like the best.
!kite agents for Goderich,
DowninviitAsfiteVicar
-_-_wG.. ,Ni,L, ._,., ;�_a:r.. .f IL,.
yOil stint 1" Si..- turd c'hrtL rut til 11,
a y.Nt s. th.-4.t," INran.t• yeti w•1tld
eetlns i`rotrthij pt•c,t tp ht,k tip list It 4
g lino out If sot' had•srr•r1 such :ld such
ti place. 11.4 ter itt see "lily' a Pett
places att.! have to virfi.l r.conett 11.11 01 1
I,t• h 4,-e- t -
bark
toot a .,it i.fi,•tl t Ilan eve. wit I's
hr init•rest t ;Inndu ,ts :i Ida.e t.• live in.
y" l • 'rl,; ..t t. -r rou..i.1 .11 ill- 1.1 •Ki.ttal
wale •.tt tt .dl .•..na.•yaxh,;,1 tt,j,Hr not
wa, renal in a very clear voice x11.1 .t :.
a bright tint ttutuls-r ulttlrt- it- Itrw
tiittnial ttntn:tgeruettt. There w,.,
....venal w.•ll written articles Muhl
•h•ntv-ot' clever driv.. at .litr. ,, ill
a., mlwis of the-its/bolt tasty. -
- Tuesday, Oct. 13
- wedeesda,, Oet 'si
- Thursday, Oct. 15
'fin •. un,•tiug. Eur 11. hr a.l-
dre.srd 1., It Mc11i1Lur: Iters
1.r 11,.11.1; 1', Cairo.. :111
Blail'.'.i lis wl,rirl1- i1. ..1•I,t to
tire rnnitul;,' -
CHAS. E. GRIFFITH
UPHOLSTERING
AND REPAIRING
HAIR MAIL RESSES RENEWFD
ANL) REMADE
CARPET - t;l.,t.it-t-
LAVING •\1.�ltt rLL wless.lest .i
itrp.or How,. U,.r4 nm- west of t'..1. 11411•.':
A LARGE ATTENDANCE OF THE '�w`t Ott "'''
Re-klriw.•-k[i t,.
ELECTORS IS REQUESTED.
_ --_ -. c .1.1 •.,- 1I n\
Condensed Cream
We have the kind so htghiv-Te.
-
c amended by the ladle, of the 1A'ea
Huron Woolen's Institute at Geier:. 1
Industrial !shibtaon.
Everything Fresh and Up-to-date rn
GROCERIES
at right prices at
1HE PEOPLE'S GROCERY.
Wm. L. Lindsay
ttamillon 14
'Phone No 165
-1
RIGHT FROMPARIS.
Mt.il,r Xcu.1,.ws and Ri.rrultivth tiititing-, di.fintti.t• and .. I11sit,•. no two 4-.4..Chevron stripes in all the heal' lilt ...bring. and aims, extra rile. k.1 %elute in Mein Vet, are tau our coulters this week din'. t from Peri*. that great t vs-In...it centre. They n..
w�.,g if you ate 4.'t all int,. --ted in Fall Dress (;.sols. 1
3 -�
,
, Autumn Millinery
`'Ni UR MILLINERY STOCKS are now at
0 t;a'i- best. Assortments are larger and
more \'.1; :7d than they can possibly be later on.
There is it wide variety of choice that you will
get naw,r;:re else in town, and there is plenty of
room here to do millinery buying in comfort.
Stocks .have been replenished wherever broken,
and we are showing today new
Shapes, Velvets, Feathers,
- Flowers, Ribbons and Trimmings.
Come in any day and see them. There is always something fresh here
and you will enjoy seeing the new styles over. You are welcome whether
you come to look or to buy.
A Stock of Nearly Fifty Distinct Styles
in Our Cloak Department.
This is the range of choice we offer, you its Our big cloak department. They
are all new garments too. .:10 left-oversle gleet you here. Nothing .but bright.
fresh garments direct from the'fadtorifs of the hest jacket manufacturers in the
t rade. -
PRICES RUN FROM $7.50 TO $25.00 • •
A v.•ry }tient cr,at is nlNlefrom Anoalter rine it node front
all scoot black frieze, is cut full I g.psl ynnlit' all wool beaver•, is
doable breasted. has velvet {li in.he. long. Irinunel with
rnllal It is it mitten/lid craft for -trapping., 1)f .•our ttiattrial.
general w xr ,tn.' has very gt I vrlyt•t collar. Tht. cunt in our of
.t-tv..1,t-4.11--t site--xrlsr (Witt) fitting 11( 3.11•11
The l,i ire I. - ._ _..._. V I1 is lints] will. gixel Ilacl
Itennan-satin. \Vr show
$ a .50
ire ;mitt blar'k Si 2.00
'I'w•o t cry rlr•tng slyliriare;•dt
frill 511 inchi knrir-tanto an exit:.
tine ker.ey cloth;,,The finish t t
t he cloth is exceptilnslly goad.
Th.• waist and sleeves iitr pitted
and the coats are It honied dill,
,trappings 'roil_Vet%pt. Tires.
garments . hate exceptionally
good Style. We show tle•nl in
hlacl and Celli ,1.41 P„r.. ,d,•
$15.00 lltl.l $16.50
Five Good Qualities in
_Black Venetians and Broadcloths
The hest values we ever offered 0111' euitumers in these popular and fashionable
at'tfrfif Tittttertstts are ou our counters today,, At each price the quality is the best
that careful and persistent searching could find and we have no hesitation in re-
commending any -of thein.
Venetians at 65c
An all ttuol V„•nr11 Vett -
.'tian, permanent finish, good
weight, fast dye, U to 111
wide, a Mad. that will lett
cluing.. it.. color. A11 mull..
t inn,l sly gods' clot It and %slur
,1 tt', \Ypreisl , 4.t 1.1r
y:u.1
65c
.fit) of the above three
A Broadcloth at $1.50
Pure wall initial/ loth. It it ail in.hes
wide. rit•h. deep black, will not change Its
color. Makes tery owlish costumes for
any purpose and special v-alite,t, per yard
A Venetian at goc
This (-loth rte itlpdtl•.1
divert I•r Fiance. It Is
'thole from Ilia Auto 1•aliatrt
wtwtls. The dye is al,soluttly
1'nat. It • iINw n lmight, pm•r
nuuu•nt Ifniah. and in good
weight for winter tents ttr
skirts. I1 is lin to 52 inches
wide,. Thr le•tl brick troth
the torr had at anything
near the price. Special A/w
value /It �Vea�/■■{r
A Venetian at $1.25
This is the biggrt.t soling
cloth we.vtrharl. Iintent..I
.direct. It is guaranteed
shrunk ,and the Huish is Is r
Inani•nt. It is noel,. from
the 1,'10 of Australian
which are the finest used in
masking high-rhess materials
tt t.ltis kind. An .ctrl good
(.1111 it fora Mack rum- $1 L
• 5
time 4.t pet' yard
cloths -i_4. all the fashionable colors.
A Broadcloth at $2.00
'('his is one. of the hest selling Brood,
Moths the ever handled nod is thnrnnghly
reei'fnetory to those who buy it. It is
just the proper weight to snake n tailored
suit. and if rightly made the garment will
retain HAShalx.nnlilttnrnout . It is made
from the highest grail. wads, dyer lir
one of the best dyer's in France. 0 $2. 0
Very special at per yard loll
$1.50