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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONTARIO
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Thr lwlirn to: \'irturiu atrwrt M.„,t
dist church peirpoor having et 'Ebonite-
giving tea un Thanksgiving night.
Don't forget the old titan 1.:,utw1 t iu'
Victoria street Methodlat church un
Theo/id/iv evening of next week. En
tire program Ly youupt turn. novel tr- I
lresbclient s served, MUSIC by 14411(40i,,
orchestra. Admineicen only 15c:-
Victor4. street rgt.--atimrch
tiers ices on Sunday : 11 at M. -- The
continual inn of /erht,Spirit's Ale mot•
to the Churches." 'l he church of
Thyatira 1%111 le nest Mabllaths rule-
brct. 'rhe set. ute i to young welt will
4elstp\nned until the elecUig lights
are again in operation.
The Bible classes and ladies: Aid of
the Baptist cheirelt.are uniting their
efforts tte bring about a succewful sup-
per and wusi'al evening un Friday,
October :filth, the eve of Hallowe'en.
Full particulars tsill shortly lw made
known. The proceeds ars' to be de
voted to the feud for completing the
butsetuent schoolruiiw t ( the church.
The sermon topics at the services 01
the Baptist mhurch next Sunday are
announced aN follow•; Moruitue.
••First-class Prosperity:. Evening,
'•1listakes in Measuring: Th.. Phil-
athea and Iluraea Bible •lasses alert +u
3 o'clock in the afternoon. t'orri n I
greeting at all services. For the even
rag service, cutue and bring with you
a tamp well trimmed.
A delightfiil time teas spwwL by 110,
tnenttwr. n1-�t. Oeorge'e'ettar'tt amt.
last Thursday . tooling, tit hell the)
were the gueete u1 Mr. Cogswell, the
• organist of theehuitl;. and Jliv, t'ugs-
well...._larttlottinLcr'exting_ game* -aunt
__
entertainment made the time lease all
toe. rapidly, and 11 Was a late hour
when. after the Revving of n•fresh
m•'nte, the happy gathering broke up.
Tla annual eneetiltg t1t:h. U.•vegels
-branch' of thee-- Angtimrtr-Yi,mtg-
People's Association for t ele'rtiuu
elf ofileen% was held on Ti.ettty' even-
' . when -tile ("Bowleg _unl.s•ca were
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, f -�
II 10/ 41 ' , , (/ 1 "liRteiu.
�IT HO Y ABOUT
V" g1J_ NESS DONE
Tse PROFITS ," T"t BANKS
�DTne .ASIER DUR - 1
FOR ALL COt'CE~A-MEO
ACCORDING To THE
OPPOSITION
EXPERTS
--- IT WOut D 9E WISER
To STICK TO Tr+E
i:{QLp STONE
7r�. It'itTHODS Of E T-
1�14 Tlli(G OUR PRODUCTS
TO THE MARKETS
Of THE WORLD
FOR IN TiIAT WAY
EXPEnDITuRE
WouLD 6E AVOIDtD
Hall 1.*10/1rT)
.et. l'1 3o 310 002
at- •v Tse
BANK DEPOSITS
.I t.. 2e3 019,14)
as -6110 146,232, _
hitt test Areata►
So In
oB 4o So
Wouko ANY SENSIBLE MAN Go' DMK To ti
Hall ; vice-pt.sident. Jamas l'urrie
secretary, F rank Foster ; tree -starer.
Miss vanity tioldtheave:, tither mem-
. hers of the- -evertnh et r utanllTti'e,
Mies 1:nttIy Shepherd,. Miss Lama
Cr/0g ,tied Thomas StIlril
Ite.e
1.
Lion, social. lookout. visiting, ante,t--
taint nt and sunetuary committees
were a pointed hy the exeentiVe at :t
subsegu nt meeting. and Miss Thee -
low
'he B-
low was osen as organist.
The Epw rth 4 .ague of Nort It eta -.•t'
Methodist c arch has plauned un at-
tractive an \ hel14u1 tenni%ersnry.
which will takeelate November sell
and Oth, the firsplace
and Monday
next mont b, Thi Sunday sersiccs will
consist. of it sunritle prayer meeting.
then a rally of the -\Junior and sen-
ior Leag%es itt the -i ytituriuw during
the usual' morning service. Dr. Dnu-
gall will give it suitabl add;'....: fol-
lowed by the Lord's upper bur
Leaguers and church mem! re. In t he
evening there will be a platform ser-
vice and three short a.ldresst4,, will be
the
1
given by prominent laymen.
'
Monday earning follu1rmit thet will
be an at bowie +n Lice - Tec are re
Tbc church will he beautifully d r
atetl, and the spirit of the occasio
will b.• cheer, hope, and Christian en-
terprise.
THE POLITtCAL'ARENA '-
Montreal Herald : Hewn. Mr. Pugs-
ley has followed up his first .reply to
the Haien charges by a challenge
that clews )tint lentis',' U. he say-.,
Mr. Hazen hes proof of the ,accusa-
tion that while +, Minister of the
Drown in New Itiatnswkk lie helped
himself to the public funds whenever
he felt to disp/e.we, there 10 nu nerd ..f
a public meet.ing,. all Mr. Hazen has
Ie. do is 10 lay his proof'. (myonaSir
Wilfrid Laurier. and Sir Wilfrid
'would not ` P1•p 11111- u man in hire
Cabinet five minute.. ,
The Premier and -the Opposition
der have both been neeminrated in
t o•constituencieii -Sia \• ilfrid ).aur•
per 'n Lluewe Ea.t and in Ottawa, and
.Mr. torden in "Halifax and --U--Wane
t•nunt tit l'erIetun, Ont, • There is a
ditferep e, however. its the eel
stances terra ling threw deeuble
nonainatio Mt•. Kellen wets 4,*itele
at the het e ai,sl in his old cnu.titei-
ency of Habit and sought re(ngr in
Carleton a (:ti .wrvative stronghold,
and heia 110W wee sing in both rl.nstit-
uettelea to snake 911 'r -of having a seat
• 1\ ' •'t 11 •e•
in the -next Howie. a dfr t 1 r
election In (plebe. Eawith a matter,
ity of thonwtnds lir an candidate it
pelt lip against hiltit to e, of the cer-
tainti.•s. Hr is 0 randidat /thee in 4It-
.tawa nt the renewet 01 the ►'berets of
that city. in order b. allay 4.1 e irrita•
then among tweet a4 prosier. to. e laude
dates. 11t•. Horden'% toutinat1 in
Carleton it. a sign ret we/Armes: Mir
1\•ilfrid's nnn,iuntion in lntnwn is
indication of his I.ersomal strelgt
n nt l • pr•.etsee
figs',
lie thecItt)e•d16,-1,•••hatSt,.tlii-
t•o)'1PM. 1t'ilftid tat..i. r tint. rrh•rn•il
1 . rental ittn• newel l,.'• la•,•ti 1•3t nn
the private life ,.f one of his colle:tguc.,
Sir Freslet'i1•k Borden :
"There, has 1.4•11 1.1i ..ne n'•.•a4intt,
and ono I Ire•t141, 11, a tone, :111 aeries/it ion
a mast nor of nit 1 ll.ngues. Sir
1t'n'detiek 13urden, not o11 arruunt of
:my preitir'itt tn'tirm,- hot, won t-bt per:
haps worse, an ncru.,tl ion convertible
his private life-, tint Sir Frederick
li odea, •dinle•ly the acen:nlinn
wits brought against 1iin1, font -
had yi.I JttL_'
•. ttmlrre,• hurl 111 n'1111 -
draw the arra,.a11011 and apwdotize
his insult. '1'hos• year. ago Iliac
r'nsat' had Gallen into the gust..,
but all English jnmru:llist wit.. este.
herr a sear ago, and who was wr•iline
for olio oI' Ill, gr.•at mutgazin,•9
Brent Hrilain, 11141 not think it leeneet1 '
bio to KO 1{14{0 1{1111 ¢.-Opti• in the }foot.•,
arid Itearctl in "the -mutt, alt there 1,.
found that •tcrusaliou and wrote it nt.
wt his 311494•. My rollengue, Sit Fred -
or irk Mallen, brought deal rrutgazinr
to task, and it hA.l„ 1.. iinme,hnteh
1IH,lo1i/.. 11 is jest such neensittioll.
4hat haeme been brought agninat my
rollpagnes, and if :any other ban teen
brought it shell be met: in the same
way. 1.31 her 16.• Minister will helve to
got 4e• -In titterer will have to 0pn1..
sire ..
411.
St. John, N. B„ Ill:tule•r 44.- Al it
)sift sal meeting in Sweet leaf night.,
Dr. C. N. Pearson, who was %clerical
as a C,lnservetive rendielatc for the
Legislature last spring, but declined
to run, declared he would nn 4)etoh.•4
2Inth rant his first Liberal p„te. He
said : "in all previous compete there
has leen a distinct line of drayage
.,.palating the two parties. In this
contest the,•e is a total at/Renee of
anything .en the pert of the Cnn,rrra•
tires t bat would warrant the support
of int.11igenl eiti,am. The eoutitt1,
four yearn ago, gave the present std -
ministration a tnanlMe to construct
the Grand Tr,n'le l'aeette Hallway.
The Conservative/: at that time op•
posed the railway policy of the (iov-
eratsent mot hfit.. . fio
moment. actin[ 0450rly0 theTbmandatev•
glean by she people, have mad. "pest
work,
"Are we then justified in t tk ing
Iron/ the Literal administration the
task• cif-errmpteting their
handing it over to the l',nservatives.
who have always )trail avowed en
colics tit' t hat road :-
"Aside alt ogre her Irian the •fart,.
l hat t he country, in the 'least twelve
years has .progressed at a ratio alto-
gether undreamed of 'in the old ('.en-
servative. days; in the fart that the
,resent *ilfl)iflibt -at 41) has het s{1
broad an41 pn'greee.ive that the Con-
-.,.rvat 1ve. of toot ty ran And nothiug
in the Literal party to criticize, hence
t hey have resorted 1.. • campaign
slander and scandal. We know the
genil•ttwu who wake three 144u.i
pretensions to puri. y and we take
their pndession% for what we know
they are worth.
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PERSONAL MENT1O4t
Carleton triunes from her visit in
Itftroit last week. '
Mie, Helen Strao[.leers. today uaher re.
'turn to New Y irk.
Ter 3laliee ma4e t brief v. l - to hiThitTniiiil
Vittoria this week.
.\Ii. 1'. w1 nu left ye.t. nl ,y on a t i.h to her
4441 41 m {:,.11x8.• (J t
Mrs, 1'. 14. fiortou and held lett un set nrday
o,tuln Nit. Horton at Purl Hope.
retold•'uwan len 1...1 week- to ,resupi. ht -
4.1 . es tit 'The ItetitatT•.,Tlege nt T rtInto.
M. . Lane ba. returned to hie datieu in the
•'+seta. 'au liaak of t•wunlet,e, Tor'N.W, after
•peudi. - holiday. in town and vicinity.
., Harry holo:.. of 1.er Park, Toronto. w,.
in town -a iirday ands.uuday 0•111.1ah4..uu,
H. M. Tho,, el the Hank of 4osoneree. •
The Allow. ret items& m• Tuesday to their
louse at Lekeke after ridting at the rest
.1,,,. -. f Mr. an 3.I,, William Rolland. their
rou•in-.
\Irs. W... Parke tell will reamer at the
bottle of her mother. Mn. Jas. 1•rA4rh•, Wil-
liam •l recti \a wine •q, 4h 01.er :14, after
0011111\11d e. e • .
Ise'. 11. X. Me('aa.,,,. .f itt. Mary, wa. in
tna:nlhieweek. He it or of the-pe•iker.
at 1111 iSpwettl• 1.esgue a , $4ti.tth .911) 1
.•Ott% nation .41 .\ II ttll.
Stn.. N. Y. Ilaya..n will mid her po.•
anotia) reception on '1'nn,atay ernoon 1 '.l.
. *•1 n1•ot .1, 17 end afterward. wi Is• at home
iur area wta,rewd Friday..
Hobert 1.Boll returned tit ? at" 1... t.
New York slide, where he pyrrha v1 nn..
1111, barrel. of apple-. Our genii) Nr p. -hexer
-Jasdt!YTf76rat11ffibi-dnaTeiridiSS. '_-
Mr.:.n.: 31r.. TMw. Law on,ll orls•e .et.
1:011er(rtt tfonuerl% of Stratford), announce ie•
.•nuagenn int 04 their daughter, \bah 1. to
Urtarafer r:illlprt tit r,t(nni. The a .n:.,-,
+rill Sake yl0,4•••.tni.•tt-y o0 iI ,tuhrr _'••.
Mrs. Jig-. %%bun), sod her 111,1g, •
\Lary %%loll). of (V,.,•un.ul, .u.
'he . n,lruce of NI r• w' hill r ...ter. Mr-. rat
nets I.ynn; w•elhnittnn •tenet. They intent'
i..1 ing 111V111. Luekpu* and I..m11nn. on ,1 heir
w••*- t«-tyPFreit, wh.r...4h4.y r.'HF-ri+er-f.w
week, before. retnrnlhg hunt,
Mr. cud Mr•. 1V J. Mortiew .tri ill 1 ^ on
Monday. artee .their 4.t.11. to Mar.3ta ..:.. wJww-
lhey +prat miffs! 14.autnt urea.. M,. Morrow,
who.. Istat. i . The i ignat Int , .Manna),.
.larfng.hi• trip lase 119.n rend wi111 .naeh in
1.re-1: pruruiw+0110 •n r o u wore : I,1,1 he , o that to to relit* know what the %Ve-t i- hke oil..•
mu -t sl -i, it and rev i1 far ttiw-alt
,
Ji
•
Gra-
around
er -a ro wd aeltin after his inaiufttl ac-
cident.
('111 title Nerves. --The sacrament of
^ r s *new. In
the Presbyterian •taarth last Sabbath
Morning. 1p11ite a large cougregat4.,,
W.a.s- presrtt, despite the - very un-
pleasant weather. At the evening
service Bliss Lloyd. uf'roruuto. pleased
the audience very. much by her reit-
tiering of the beautiful .arras) song.
The Heavenly Song.'.
A St•i,o):x Cat.)., -A very sudden
death .s+cttrt•rd on the Biouson line on
Teiesday morning of this week, when
111•x. :lames Armstrong, ono of 11w
oldest settlers its the ton nshipe, paaeeel
awa,vts. Mrs. Atu1.t1'ung ruse as newt!
on 1'ucs.Ll)' morning atter-Went *Tenn
her work, apien1eutly suite well. but
shortly after breakfast was seized -by
sudden weakness. and before a doctor
for
'could he stuumoue,1 death had debited
her. Deceased was seveltyfeeur years
of age.and was very highly respected
hy her many friends. She leaves a.
family of twelve son. and daughters,
un. in homes
tit the d and most m
aware
Of- their own, May one soni iiniT Iwo.
4laughtele toeing with her at -the
The sincerest sympathy is felt for the
bereaved family.
. LUCKNOW.
n
w
11nxt..1 s , Oct Iah.
A grand concert is to be givc•1 in
the town hall oil the evening ..f 1lie
lath inst. under the ravagers of the
Lucknow pipe hand, Excellent oleo..
has been secured.
Jaa, Ilryatt returned last week front
Vancouver, Li. C.., :tail- )tae- com-
menced his duties n, fruit juspertor,
having recently leen appointed to
this position. He speaks in glowing
t ernes of 1414(iale Columbia :aid is
ch pleased with his i111• hone• and
surroundings at Vancouver.
The old pioiterr ggetin w.uehtiu44%of
l.ucknowis shortly to 4. 11.1110V,-,1.
It is now waned In .Hay' ties•.., %vim
will wove it to %VitlWt► ad, I he nett
ti. .1ptt-(iutl.•riva. 41:utir•h ,.l' tl,e 4' 1'.
It. T'he hnilding referred t•, 1- a-'u:t11
adding_-Jte3w.sea-J.'hn .1..v 's o.•w
building and the ,edelr. ator.
CHAS. E. GRIFFITH
UFHOLSTERING
AND REPAIRING
MATTRESSES RENEWED
AND RE -MADE
46 -A -R -PET,._-__. _.. _v4HM.r
-O
.. .. pronn'tly at 1,-..1••1 .
LAYING 4 M 11M., m,1.•r:l• •
Rr)wlr 14o..ne : 1e• . u 33.1 of 1'..I, 1Lu1 e. .
14.'., Ntor.. a-11 env.••.
Ra.-id.u.,-l;lgo, tell Ile.
t 1'I II
Gentlemen Who are Yald. j ` '
4'...•s igati and •ee for yourself the
ail .. %,ring in nig, need tempwe..
Prot. Dm -missend patent tqupees are
dr.., horn on o..t 110.11111 3i.;u1. I,y :111
a•„•• in all .I :11 inna of life.
e this pal ti. oho' .11mime the .ell
till 'nn 1, 411'1tect a. 111;111 a• ..
(,•1411, • : i. .4.1.414•1 adjst.te.1 4.. I h.
fle•+u("; an -le• '....1111.1.41. .11.,1 :t. . oilI
e ew'ii-Tiniu snake any mat.
ti
11.11-.. yi'a Olinger, is•!114,•:i the Inv,
11•c1 ion van .•r trona eat •ural, ,olds•
neuralgia, etc. Call and sec throe al
Hotel 11.•11411 1 al Thfu•.tla) • O.•I..)'•r
awns__.._
THE WAGE-
EARNER - SHARE
fin m0000'TTii> p"Daia�t(1 Can-
ada's manufacturing estabhs ents
amounted to $113,249,150.
In 1905 the wages hill tot'altsk
$162.155.578•
In five years an int reale of $48,-
906,228 in the amount paid to Can-
adian workingmen.
Condensed Crean'
We have the kind so highly rec-
ommended by the ladies of the West
Huron Women's Institute at Gtuoerich
Industrie/ Exhibition,
Everything Fresh and Up-to-date` in
GROCERIES . -
at right prices at
THE PEOPLE'S GROCERY.
Wm. L. Lindsay
l.mlltoe St. 'Phone No 165
Liberal Meetings
Public meetings will be held"at
the fulluWiug places in theiuten-tit
or the Liberal candidate in Weed
linnet : ,
NOMINATION, Dungannon. Monday.
Oct. 19.
"tiw•tkels \\'. 1',,e,ulf.H,t, 1\, 1'.,
t Al. 4'. P. '!'hos. M.•Uillnu. 1.. 1•'.
Blair and R. Holmes.
St. Augustine, Monday, Oct. tq.
Speakers J. L. Killoran pun and H.
Holutes.
St. Helens, Tuesday, Oct. ao.
4peakeis T. 1l.SVilhin :unl H.
I )altar..
Grant's School House, Con. 12, Ashfield,
Wednesday. Oct. 21.
4iwake•s - Al. G. Cameron, IC.t'.
1'. Mcllillau, Walter flat keit iuld
It. Holmes. .
McDonald's Hall, Kinuil. Saturday.
Oct. 24.
Speakers Al. 1:. t eon, 11.
(volutes, Wittier IIto. keit and
Each meeting. except Nomination, to
commence at 8 p: m.
STOVE
-You get not run'+' 31ORH Stove
Polish but J: the br,1 stave
--polish that tnuory Can buy when
you use "Black knight."
_It -trisect -aflis et -3.y -the -heat.
N6 matter how but the fire,
the stove stays brikht aiid shiny
when polished with ' Black
Knight."
Shines quickly t,,o-ant +tlw.ys
ready, for use. Keeps ;note:,
Grates, Irdnwork, etc. fresh and
clean with prncticallynotroubtr.
If you are ,:nab)- t.. obta -t
Knoche' in ) ,or ...wit • n.I name ..1
nearest deals dad lac 1. r +on us0.1
c.o.
Tbe-F. 1, OMIT CIL
1llyd. • M
'ROME SWEET now
Ladies -cordially invite4..
Mr. Lewis is invited to attend
BLANKETS
ROBES
\•l Ln nal• our
5A
The Walk
�'j t(Littt:..1
FALL SHOES,
hrti''e the
-Junior" Model.
h' you're p,4tiet1lM1
about the sheltie of
your shoes err this
Over Shoe
,-4444
Walk•Over Model.
A fetching style and it
cowfier•Utble Ia.t.
The stun who wears
this shoe wears the cor-
rect thing.
We rarrylltis . Ju„-
iur" tluand iu nearly
every kine) of lather.
Come in and select the one
you like the best.
Sole agents for Goderich,
Downing MacV car
GREAT BIG
an
Patent 1borse Blankets in all
.tyles and qualities.
Robes. Robes. Robes.
sit6katehewan B u fl a 1 41
Naudwlch Fur. Robes,
Manitoba Buffalo Robes,
Bishoplcur Robes.
Horse hiile R.obe..
(solve :ani get %"i i
H. E. Knox
AUBURN
,China -Sal
1
• lhlrin4' 1114, Sale. we are
selling iiiniint...T2'fiiiut
and'('nt 44lase. et one-tidoI
and our-1lalf teR regulu.
t ire.,
p
• Hundred,. of trill, cloth
bound Hooka at les. than
one-half off, -•
• i..,ok sharp •and secure
the grenle.t llat•grt
t er otferr.l in Gesle'ich
Mingle elects goods.
%V..t.le show windup
t. u• pri.ws.a
hn I• .o .•l fnlpll• are
STRICTLY CASH.
PORTER'S BOOK
STORE
Court House Square. Godench
'Phone No. too.
sulk
sL4MMOIW
r
`t z
''l1TIR
Oysters
GO TO THE
OLYMPIA
Cafe
Served in any style or
in bulk.
Athas & Vassos,
Lc�
t'ropnrtc rs
werel
immassmnleltMMEs
OIR�Ci' /MOORTLRS
GODLR/CN,
TT
THAT i ALWAYS FRESH
rim,* b. 1111•1ts.-omethtng new t.e 1,.• .ern in our big,
brie let .how root 1 .11t'In 11T weekly I,n3joe insures u•
P 914•014.4 tittN' firs ae they appear in
the larger centres, 1'e sue al waste in close Witch with the
.,iia sls,and whenever nythiug m w•hppears it is not long
eef•ar {y ap'peara its our a,. 133:L1.0
For Saisiolay we will ha • a 4y1enti.i Int t4 11Pw trimae.1
' h tt. to-buw•,'t4ats that 1yrilI rep went the very latest idem n
i
t.hi..ttalrle-ittil++tyey Fo' Falk- 'I' • 144411itt..".aw•-4444t•y-prepttr-
in4: I 11444 tide %PO,. r{1ed they will is welt worth.o-.ring.
Nothing Fits in
Better
.t ill 1111• - }wino of 11 I., t1 vii el{ toent
I hate 111
an Edison Phonograph
11 is the a,11 psi Cortina in :{1i% co,uprul3
nn.i on y in.erninrt. It i4
NEVER OUT OF PLACE.
OUT OF PRACTICE,
OUT OF TUNE.
)'all and hear one or write for
'i,,stalog1u',
\yon ,{1.• thinking 1 buying
an ORGAN or PiANO
\ rale and ser
re
different cine of leminp18 plte.ti
lua in a 40ISI4 n to handle the ie.t. atoll
Io give inlrllige advice to 14M(9.
113. loupes.
We have just re,•yeel:a Marge nail
• 19solted stiwk of .
CHURCH HYMNALS, BiBLES and
GOSPEL SONG 134MIKS. ,
I lin' Pial llnl%t to 11.11:. alt. 1 ,1.nt1ab11-
JAMES E. THOMSON
PORT ALBERT. •
\Cy:mtllSu Blast.•'• Iuvitalion: are•
out for the marring. of lilies Annie
Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Me.
Jame* Craft fort, to ,John 4. Quaid. on
Wednesday n.•xt, Oetole•r21st. at
theirresid,mre, Port Albert.
AUBURN. -
('o3tt.,i A-rrkc'.-rinv. The pnbhr
library has .e•cu.t,l the 01.1 f ..'..0 lnml
Sextette for a concert in the Tetnpu•t•
anre Hall on 4atto•day evening, Or -
tearer '2tth. This rotnpiuly consists elf
seven colonel art tete and is concede.)
hy nil who have had the pleasure of
hearing it to be the hest competes .4
jubilee angers that has ever ."meal
the rennet rv, 1'ho.e who would enjoy
A rare good time -:hnniel not mien t.hi .
ro e t
e• r n t f h.
n eat n O r 21
n
t3AYFIELU.
Trest,Av, •tel. 1;1110.
'forte Feistier. Sr,t.t.. rea.t
Thnt•aday morning before Ira%ing hi;
bedroom Mr. Motley wit. tieised lie a
fainting spoil and fell, striking 'ilei
bead on the dnor-latch with such
severity that he doctor found it
nee•.eaary let pat- }r' sl itttChes.
e 1
•
sso.00
NO ether giftrouldbefo dthatwdl
Imes move pleasure to the spent
then a Diamond Ring from 'R 'e'..'
OUR 950.00 'SPECIAL' .haul
here,, exceptionally good value Tile
None is pure white in rolor and a
perfectly free from flaws of any kind.
The mounting ie an ink hand male
'en.ng, to the In.-othle Lesley style.
Complete to velvet rase, the price N
.50.00
SEND FOR OL'R CATALOGUE.
RYRIE BROS..
LI MI Tin
134.136.138 Yonge St.
Ilintammemmasseaeweisammoingemmonmels
Hunters'
Rates] `
Now In
11.•Inrn 11' 1.. es to the 1/{111 14114
Miming distillate reecho -al 1.) the
C. P. It . at single fare. all ee1P
tinily until Nov. :(ret. Apply to
tee id f..r inm e. totes and 1,11
1 lnt•IltI4 1.41,
Las Chance this Year
Inc it , ,1 Kates to the I:want.
!aeratedelr -, lirkrto, one tea), M
11. (', pnih Vane outer, Meiotic.,
etc., at `4..15 only until October
81st.
1`tl la.Ihq*s.t.e flaw
M, 4111. alar. .
...enlace ar
. nal am,
D R e:.P.
-toady supply nt 1
'1'b'•seare the hnsird weeks of Ill FiaNrell+.il.
11)11 no -risk of disappi.inttu.•ut Sat'trd`ty yon
%our urd.•r :14 ..:111%" in the week Its 1„ 411411
'You will
COATS that are new
Nearly 200 coats on our rack today, each
and every one new this season. More coats,
better coats, coats that have more style, here
today than you will find in most stores here-
abouts. This is a strong statement, but the
garments are here to back it up. The heit
styles of five -makers- go -its -make up a. -tit Ck.....
that gives you the greatest variety to select
from within your reach.
More new garments in this' week. New
styles in colors and blacks that arc worth
seeing if you have any coat buying to do.
At $ 15,00
\1 a are showing a splendid
collect ion of et ylish gat mem,
ii leho•k and colors, Their
,111 .right or tern di:dinct
*tyles tee select from In black,
earn, navy, brown end the•
s shade of grey. Meri o1
ligh ting And full back
r�.tyIee, �rI�y vet 111 e
to n.,t1 1, n t 15.00
me
He•tter garmentnn'fwtt alike,
its car, Sao.** and 82S.Oo
At $8.30
We shot. 1111 . iet entails
good coat made from et
string in)poeted friez.'.
This coat is cut very full, and
is 414 Inches long, trim-
med nilh black coseeed
buttons, All sizes. QQ
it,* vahm• at . 3/C). 5o
At $ 12.OU
\'i.• •haw n c0H1 mode
from fine duality black
lu•av,•r, waist is lined with
good duality &sateen, Ila. -k is
semi -fitting, and it is trim-
med with strap sing. nttd
military !weld about l an
Unit wile. It is an excel,
1ionally stylish garment ttt.
IIIedletate• prig... 12.00
All ei4e•s. elude.. wJ
L
35c Cashmere Hose 25c
'flouts live cents i. 110• tigure they would have tit 6.:11 at if you p.id the recular price f•t,
t hem. A hie Whnleraler Iseight. too many:and and I a clear then out quickly
Irl then) go low eningh f.•r un tel /tell thein at .... .................... 25c per pap,
I:d) pain.1 I In- I cashnp-ur hose. Fine (nimbly, /weft finish, Risen RI to 10. .Inst the right
w.ight for FA1) tad \Violet wear, 3.-4• would he the real value. Saturday morning 25c
we put these 1:i0 retire en the counters marked at per pair
a,�.y. a..t •lY
•.
FOR
�---A
DELICIOUS
DISH
OF
PORTER'S BOOK
STORE
Court House Square. Godench
'Phone No. too.
sulk
sL4MMOIW
r
`t z
''l1TIR
Oysters
GO TO THE
OLYMPIA
Cafe
Served in any style or
in bulk.
Athas & Vassos,
Lc�
t'ropnrtc rs
werel
immassmnleltMMEs
OIR�Ci' /MOORTLRS
GODLR/CN,
TT
THAT i ALWAYS FRESH
rim,* b. 1111•1ts.-omethtng new t.e 1,.• .ern in our big,
brie let .how root 1 .11t'In 11T weekly I,n3joe insures u•
P 914•014.4 tittN' firs ae they appear in
the larger centres, 1'e sue al waste in close Witch with the
.,iia sls,and whenever nythiug m w•hppears it is not long
eef•ar {y ap'peara its our a,. 133:L1.0
For Saisiolay we will ha • a 4y1enti.i Int t4 11Pw trimae.1
' h tt. to-buw•,'t4ats that 1yrilI rep went the very latest idem n
i
t.hi..ttalrle-ittil++tyey Fo' Falk- 'I' • 144411itt..".aw•-4444t•y-prepttr-
in4: I 11444 tide %PO,. r{1ed they will is welt worth.o-.ring.
Nothing Fits in
Better
.t ill 1111• - }wino of 11 I., t1 vii el{ toent
I hate 111
an Edison Phonograph
11 is the a,11 psi Cortina in :{1i% co,uprul3
nn.i on y in.erninrt. It i4
NEVER OUT OF PLACE.
OUT OF PRACTICE,
OUT OF TUNE.
)'all and hear one or write for
'i,,stalog1u',
\yon ,{1.• thinking 1 buying
an ORGAN or PiANO
\ rale and ser
re
different cine of leminp18 plte.ti
lua in a 40ISI4 n to handle the ie.t. atoll
Io give inlrllige advice to 14M(9.
113. loupes.
We have just re,•yeel:a Marge nail
• 19solted stiwk of .
CHURCH HYMNALS, BiBLES and
GOSPEL SONG 134MIKS. ,
I lin' Pial llnl%t to 11.11:. alt. 1 ,1.nt1ab11-
JAMES E. THOMSON
PORT ALBERT. •
\Cy:mtllSu Blast.•'• Iuvitalion: are•
out for the marring. of lilies Annie
Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Me.
Jame* Craft fort, to ,John 4. Quaid. on
Wednesday n.•xt, Oetole•r21st. at
theirresid,mre, Port Albert.
AUBURN. -
('o3tt.,i A-rrkc'.-rinv. The pnbhr
library has .e•cu.t,l the 01.1 f ..'..0 lnml
Sextette for a concert in the Tetnpu•t•
anre Hall on 4atto•day evening, Or -
tearer '2tth. This rotnpiuly consists elf
seven colonel art tete and is concede.)
hy nil who have had the pleasure of
hearing it to be the hest competes .4
jubilee angers that has ever ."meal
the rennet rv, 1'ho.e who would enjoy
A rare good time -:hnniel not mien t.hi .
ro e t
e• r n t f h.
n eat n O r 21
n
t3AYFIELU.
Trest,Av, •tel. 1;1110.
'forte Feistier. Sr,t.t.. rea.t
Thnt•aday morning before Ira%ing hi;
bedroom Mr. Motley wit. tieised lie a
fainting spoil and fell, striking 'ilei
bead on the dnor-latch with such
severity that he doctor found it
nee•.eaary let pat- }r' sl itttChes.
e 1
•
sso.00
NO ether giftrouldbefo dthatwdl
Imes move pleasure to the spent
then a Diamond Ring from 'R 'e'..'
OUR 950.00 'SPECIAL' .haul
here,, exceptionally good value Tile
None is pure white in rolor and a
perfectly free from flaws of any kind.
The mounting ie an ink hand male
'en.ng, to the In.-othle Lesley style.
Complete to velvet rase, the price N
.50.00
SEND FOR OL'R CATALOGUE.
RYRIE BROS..
LI MI Tin
134.136.138 Yonge St.
Ilintammemmasseaeweisammoingemmonmels
Hunters'
Rates] `
Now In
11.•Inrn 11' 1.. es to the 1/{111 14114
Miming distillate reecho -al 1.) the
C. P. It . at single fare. all ee1P
tinily until Nov. :(ret. Apply to
tee id f..r inm e. totes and 1,11
1 lnt•IltI4 1.41,
Las Chance this Year
Inc it , ,1 Kates to the I:want.
!aeratedelr -, lirkrto, one tea), M
11. (', pnih Vane outer, Meiotic.,
etc., at `4..15 only until October
81st.
1`tl la.Ihq*s.t.e flaw
M, 4111. alar. .
...enlace ar
. nal am,
D R e:.P.
-toady supply nt 1
'1'b'•seare the hnsird weeks of Ill FiaNrell+.il.
11)11 no -risk of disappi.inttu.•ut Sat'trd`ty yon
%our urd.•r :14 ..:111%" in the week Its 1„ 411411
'You will
COATS that are new
Nearly 200 coats on our rack today, each
and every one new this season. More coats,
better coats, coats that have more style, here
today than you will find in most stores here-
abouts. This is a strong statement, but the
garments are here to back it up. The heit
styles of five -makers- go -its -make up a. -tit Ck.....
that gives you the greatest variety to select
from within your reach.
More new garments in this' week. New
styles in colors and blacks that arc worth
seeing if you have any coat buying to do.
At $ 15,00
\1 a are showing a splendid
collect ion of et ylish gat mem,
ii leho•k and colors, Their
,111 .right or tern di:dinct
*tyles tee select from In black,
earn, navy, brown end the•
s shade of grey. Meri o1
ligh ting And full back
r�.tyIee, �rI�y vet 111 e
to n.,t1 1, n t 15.00
me
He•tter garmentnn'fwtt alike,
its car, Sao.** and 82S.Oo
At $8.30
We shot. 1111 . iet entails
good coat made from et
string in)poeted friez.'.
This coat is cut very full, and
is 414 Inches long, trim-
med nilh black coseeed
buttons, All sizes. QQ
it,* vahm• at . 3/C). 5o
At $ 12.OU
\'i.• •haw n c0H1 mode
from fine duality black
lu•av,•r, waist is lined with
good duality &sateen, Ila. -k is
semi -fitting, and it is trim-
med with strap sing. nttd
military !weld about l an
Unit wile. It is an excel,
1ionally stylish garment ttt.
IIIedletate• prig... 12.00
All ei4e•s. elude.. wJ
L
35c Cashmere Hose 25c
'flouts live cents i. 110• tigure they would have tit 6.:11 at if you p.id the recular price f•t,
t hem. A hie Whnleraler Iseight. too many:and and I a clear then out quickly
Irl then) go low eningh f.•r un tel /tell thein at .... .................... 25c per pap,
I:d) pain.1 I In- I cashnp-ur hose. Fine (nimbly, /weft finish, Risen RI to 10. .Inst the right
w.ight for FA1) tad \Violet wear, 3.-4• would he the real value. Saturday morning 25c
we put these 1:i0 retire en the counters marked at per pair
a,�.y. a..t •lY
•.