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TUE SIGNAL: GOI)F!'LCH, ONTARIO
ECh OES OF DIE FAIR.
1Cosllnustl Ham ria• '
NNW&NU, NI'..
Hanel made ladies' shirt waist, J. S.
Howrie ; plain hand sewing. Ramp!, :,
vat i,•I fes, Mrs. .1. A. Fowler ; tadit.'-
fancy workbag, H. I.. 1Vatvt111, MW-
F. Itoty: fancy pin cushion, ev.let,_
Misfit h;• llnchanan. Mrs. Andrew :ohn-
etou; gent.; shirt. linen froutt, band -
Made, Lena ft,uuiltun ; gents shirt,
fianncl, Machina-n,ade, li. H. John.
anon. Nies E. f
alr al
al:hemstitching,
plain, H. Watson. Miss E. Buch-
anan
: twelve but ton hole!. N. Il.
Johnston, Mrs. J. A.jFowler; darning,
on cashmere with rave hinges, Mrs. J.
A. Fowler: mending. • patch
hemmed. S. IL.Iohnston, Mrs. J. A.
Fowler :.lending, one:Iueteh lop stewed,
't n
Hund
Doty. tt
AIr
F.
IS. 1.
W. -
one ►iU•hen apron, Mr. Andrew .John
stun. S. H. Johnston ; Taney apron.
Mrs. J. IL Johnston, Lena Haruilwu :
the best-mawle.ulil moot artistic lady s,
waist, Miss Effie M'•Ivir. •
1.1E k WORK.
Point hut'e, Miss E. Buchanan. Mrs.
Andrew Johnston : Irish crochet.
Mrs. E. Porter ; ria niton Inst. Mrs
Audrey Johnston, Mrs. J. A. Fowler
Duchess lace I S Idowrie, Mrs. Ale
drew . Johnston : Hatteubeir•g lace,
Harriett and E. Hayden. Mrs. .1. 't.
Griffin ; Hattenlwrg, Iwrtha us -e tido,
J. S. IfoaYrie. Mrs. J. A. Fowler :
knitted lace ithiei t1i. fere Can ning-
ham. Delia-Nyyntiugtut; tatting. Mrs.
Andrew Johnston. J. S. Howrie
drawn -thread work, doylies, Miss E.
Buchanan. Delia Symington ; drawn-
{hr..d work rent»epieee, Mre.. J. A.
Fowler. J. S. Howrie.
PKRNKKVKN, fHK.\I), KTP.
o ru
pre-
serves.
of h w � iade re-
I
serves, Mn. J. H. Johnston, .1. S.
Howrie, Mr ie. 1V w. McCreaath ;
peaches, Mrs. Andrew Johnston, J.
H. Worrell, lens Hamilton ; straw-
berries. M. McKay, Haney Morris,
Mrs. (i. 55'. Church : rasplwr•ies, S.
H. Johnston, Anes. Youngs .1. S.
Howrie ;� plums. Atex. Young. M. Mc- a
Key. J. H. Worrell :b
learn, M. Mc- Ili.. wedding lit uel-tI
e. were plowed y
Kay. Alex. Yo..gg Ir V Hainan nn : v{i,
cherries, Mrs. Andrew Johnston, S. aa'. presented With a welding fucot
Morningstar: Mrs.. G. W. Church : in the torn/ of a lie:u•I pin. '.%1 lel vow
citron, C. A. Wells, Alex. Young. ttatultions anti the resiling of tole,
Harriett and E. Hayden ; apple sauce, grains Irum absent relatives and
John (lark. Alex. Voting. ti. W. An- .11 iauds c, dainty I 'hewn Was server.
dtews ; jellies. Mrs. A. h. Mealiest'''.I ir. and Mrs. Alexlulder after as
S. Morningstar. Mrs. Jas. I)ickeeem : honeymoon in the int or tains of I'atm
mixed ' pickles. C. A. :yells. S. II, Iioa will Lake up thrir_j".idene in
Johnston. J, N, 1lowrie : layer cake, Knoxville, where the groom has been
Mrs. J. AL1. Johnston. Mrs. A. L. _ oraaY.witopt for-+s+lrus.-u tadise- --The
Matheson, (i. W. Andrews: twelve lea bride': going•away gown was pastel
hiecuits, A. J. Goldthorpe J. K. Ilne'br,alcloth and she weer a be -
Wise, W. E. Ibu•nin ; collection of roiling that to match as they left on
pies. J. S. Howrie, Mrs. A. E. Mattie- I'll lrain for 1heroil. The bride.
SOIL Mral A. D.'MrL',u,': tansy tarts. go...run Ihe gratin, av,ea it hands •
G. W. Andrew.., J. S. Howrie, Alex, ..q -of black lynx• furs.' Although for
Young : sat cakes. I. S. Howrie, C. ,o me years she h is Ie'•n a repel in -
A. Wells ; home -tirade bread, I). tetedent in the Mount Sinai hospital.
Prouse, S. H, Johnston. A..1. Bold- N.•w York, the bride, y.a tIv home -
thyme ; hotur-ruaule bread, made with riming enlityel by many nut
baker's bop yeast or yeast cakes, D. side the 1, 'ly circle. mill. she leaves
Props.', S. B. Johnston, Lena Halallt- with the best wi+her of a large virile
ton ; collect ion of sauces. S. IL Jiihu- „t frieuth.
*ton. J. S. Hnwl'ie, C. A. %Veils ; col-
lection of baking, J. Newcombe R
Son. Mrs. A. 1►. McLean : test radii At Winnipeg, et' b'riday. Sepletula•r
lunch. prepared fur one p e'rsoib_Alex, Toth, A- fodder (:,slerieli _girl,. Mise.
Young, Mrs. A. E. Matheson. Edna Guest, war • of the pri,ieipals
in an interesting eereu.,ny. Her
n,iuly friends bete wi.h Ihe bride
•,incl► joy in' her new i.•Luionsh:p.
the W 'peg 1'elegtata :4 the 11th
MA gives the following auxount of
the happy event•
A pretty wielding took slur at the
r•rtdeiu•e of Mrs. E izalwtb Guest. 2111
Nherfir.srke street, last evening. when
her only daughter. Miss Kli7..alethi
E.hl.t Hewed., was in:uried to hemi ud
B. King, of Melville. Sask. The eel'.-
muny was twain law] by Rev. Hamill -
ion Wigle, in the drawing -reseal,
Mehl' was prettily decor:tied, with
pink and while sweet pe , the bridal
party standing under an inch n) ternet
utd flowers, suspended from the
,tail n' id a.lt '11 was :a bridal Istll and
white :caret peas. The bride c•nt.•reel
the room to the stiui,is of the wed -
!um, I,. played by Miss Rita
ETliof, amid was given :may by her
1,1•nther, H. It. (Brest, „f 'fore .tllu,
the bride wore at lovely princess gown
if ivory tel ale china'. haidsuhiely
tilniwel With ;w;u•I einleruidet•y, her
long tulle veil was worn ever a wreath
t
v -y- 1 pmPort Elgin, After congratulations
the wedding party, :muttering forty
HO I FOR DUNGANNON. ur fifty, were driven to Dunedin. the
I Mune of the bride's ',emote. where a
Vh a eoutintiattee of this
t bright weather, there will he a
big crowd at the Dungannon
fair tuultirrnw t Friday). . In ail -
(lithe' 1,ua1 fair altrae-
ebtiuu to the I
lions, the spetrliupr events will
bee run tiff in the afternoon, and ,
thea.' wilt 1... a mails. feed -race, _
„Js•tl to resident!; of" A.11fi.hl,''
lltdiauROMA' 1We.t U',aw;lw,ill..
Tide. Lo,'know• 1'111444' Ibaltd will
be in attend owe through the
a in r the al loud
In t rW t1
day. the J
l
Y
lair e •ori will Is. given in the
hall Thr litwv. r Com eat I'u,i.
11.111); of leonl.m i. giving Ihr'eit.
tel and hers peep:oat w
lutist attractive pragl'.nil, illitnal..
elle awl
opt tut l
u
illK so1 duel t
oniric, rhocul' r •any e kar•
octet iulp,rsonatton. etc. Let's
all get to Dungannon ! -
HYMENEAL. •
•Alexander M Matti.
At. le ikesidr I'.o•in. Hayfield .sale
the residence til 51r. and Airs. Wein.
Alar Matti, at noon on W.'dne-dap, 4
it tier 11th, ii pretty wedding wait sot.
enwt2erl, when thei•,.ee I daughter.
(1a,, Eliz►Ielh Eva, ier,uur the bride
of Dr. KIs•n Alex,o, dei. of Knoxvill.-.
Penn.. only son of I'rof. Alexaldcr, of
a •h'te t LIL aL tre le • t ,uruhoa- Th •`.
'rte • was pet funned by• Rea..
I; ro Ilawittuu. H. A.. the bridal
patty st ending
MrII w
a>
„f
anode. foliage AIM tlowrrs. Thy
bride, entering the I- son rsrurtel by
her father, ware a_ princess gown e
richest ivory liberty satin 1 • 1
with chilL to enulmuidey, a tidle veil
and coronal of tir:ul ••. blus.onl•, whil.•
a shower tapuyeiet til bride to'.e. with
`iffy M the vattey streamers' ...n.t•i, teed -
"las' char g 'oriels! ...Atone.
Ririg" Guest.
HtiNKv. NYKCP AND sualatt.
Honey in combs, I,. P. Rundle, F. K:
Bingham ; jar honey. Mrs. A. E.
Matheson, i.. ,P. Rundle ; maple
sugar. W. E. Du ' , S. II. Johnston :
maple syrup. Mrs. JN. Johnston, W.
E. Hamlin.
FINE ARTS.
enorgermnsAL LOFT --1)144.
Landscape, G. F. Hargitt 1st and
2nd : marine, (I, F', Iiargitt 1st and
2nd ; figure from life. G. F. Hargitt,
J. 1'i. 1lowrie ; animals from life, I..
F. Hargitt : still life, Si. F. Hargitt.
PKneessua,NAI. LINT-w'ATKK mains.
Landscape, Si, F. , Hargitt, J. S.
Howrie; Marine trout life, G. F. Har-
gitt, Miss E. - Fraser ; still life, G. 1•'..
Hargitt, Miss K. Fr.uer ; b..4 daawiatp
in water Colors, leu•al subject. I;. F.
Hargitt ; landscape tcopy), Mrs. .1. A.
Fowler, .1. S, Huwrie; marine. Iuopyb
Misr E. Fraser ; nature levity). J. S.
Howrie, Miss E. Fraser: animate
(copy), Aliss E. Fraser.
AMATEUR LINT --OI LN (original or rop)' 1.
Landscape, Evelyn Hayden, Mrs, E.
Porter; marine, Mrs. E. Porter, Mrs.
.1. 1'. Griffin ; animals. Evelyn Hayden,
Mrs. J.1'. lirifiln; Ilgures. Mrs. J. A.
Fowler, Evelyn Hayden ; Bowers, Mrs,
J. A. Fowler, Mu. -Chas. Black ; fruit,
Mee. J. T. Griffin,' Evelyn Hayden
inanimate object, Evelyn Hayden
original, any subje't,'Mrs, I. T. Griffin.
Evelyn Hayden.
AMATKt'H LINT - w'.ATF.tt c,JLOK$
(original or copy).
•
Landscape, St's Jae. Dickson, Nlrs,
J. A. Fowler ; unable. L. P. Rundle,
Jlrs..1. T. Drifts ;. animals, Evelyn
Hayden, Mrs. J. T. Griffin : figures.
Mrs..1, A. Fowler. Evelyn Hayden :
flowers, Mrs..1. A. Fowler, Airs. Chu.
Black; fruit; Evelyn Hayden, %Its. .1:
A. Fowher:inanimate object„ Evelyn
Hayden, Mr... J. A. Fowler; original,
• local suhjret„-Mrs. J. A. Fowler, Mr*,
J. T. Griffin ; monochrome, any sub-
ject (original'', Mee. J.. A. Fowler,
Evelyn Hayden ; monochrme. any
subject (copy), Evelyn Hayden, Mrs.
J. TGriffin.
('NINA I'AINTINO-AMATEt'K-
Singte pirate, Mee. N. Porter, Mrs.
F. Zloty ; figure on china, Mrs. F.
Duty, Vere Cunningham ; three
plates, J. S. Howrie, 1 ere cunning-
tlani ; collection, not less than six
Ppieces, Vera' Cunuinghaiii, Meir, E.
orter.
WOOD I.tPYi\Il,
Relief calling. Mrs. J. T. Griffin
pyrography earviug, Yen. Cunning-
ham, Mrs. F'. Dolt'.
( RAYON, t'HAIM'i)AI. AND INK.
Life study, charcoal, Evelyn flay -
den ; from the cast, charcoal. Evelyn
Hayden ; figure, not in large photo,
crayon, Evelyn Hayden, Mrs. E.
Porter : any subject, .'•rayon, Mee. B.
Porter, Evelyn Hayden : pen end
ink sketch, Mists E. Fraser, Eyelyn
Hayden.
JVi)OEA.
On light homes, W. H. 'Moore, V.
S., growls.
On heavy horses, Wm. Dickson,
Exeter.
On .sheep, Robert Chartrous. Bea -
Meth.
_. On pigs, Stephen Andrews, Gide.
rich.
On psoltry, Wm. Carter, I'onsl'anee.
On e*t.lie, Wm. Waldie, Stratford.
()n grain, Henry ('neem. Onde.tien.
On vegetables, W. J. ('ox and S.
!Morningstar.0oderich. •
On dairy preclude, . Mies A. W.
Green. Loyal.
On IadieN work, Mr's. Oso. Powell,
Blyth.
On domestic manatarttires, Mis-u
Green, Loyal.
On fruit, F. Metcalf, Blyth.
On flowers, .lnhn 'Cancer!, Ge,4erich.
On fine Arts, Rey, M. ui ftibull and
Miss 8. H. Griffith.
ii' ,
.1 litange bloeeting, anti her Mundt.•
was of In•idal rase.. • Ile' giftfrom
the groom was a tM[Wallbt'.a.ctl. Melte
Iai.le•staa dui wits Misr Pearl Wigle,
who. wore a pt dices.. gown of Ali tet•
i.lue silk, and her bouymet was of pink
roes, and her gift I ' the groom
was a gold bracelet. -Mpe•neei•
t:nest noted as lest tutu ,'and received
from the groom gold cliff -links. Dur-
ing the signing of the register. Mrs.
P. thitrnm sang very Is'antifnlly ••O
I'rorrtire Me." After the ceremony
dainty refreshments were Nei vel
after which the bride went and
changed her gown for a trnr.•1ling suit
of navy blas' paau►uia ch et with
which 'the woe'. •► pale blue hat trimmed
with phrtnes. 'Mr, and Mrs. Ring left
•.n the train for the West, and will
vi -it. Banff and Seattle. Among the
out-of-tv wu guests were:. Mr. and
Mrs. J. .1. lain . Misses ltilhgttrtd
Mabel Ring, from Cry'tal City. Mrs.
tease, t:attrw Meat:tmee. Crystal
City, Mrs. W. H. Little. Minnedosa.
Mrs. Guest, mother of the bride, wore
+a gown of wist.etia silk with trim-
minp iof jet ; Mrs. Ring, pother of
the groom, wore a hendsorne black
silk gown ; Slims Ruby Ring wore it
Swale Woe satin princess*own ; Miss
M'alel Ring wore n pale Mite crepe -de.-
..him. gown: Mt•.. Hamilton Wigle
wore is pretty .tame,• mull gown
trimmed with lace. Among the many
presents was a large tad glass ler•.)•
bawl from Young church Epwolk
l a-igu. azul a substantial cheek from
the groom's father and tnnther.
choice luncheon wits uea•vavl. After.
ward.' %Ir. and Mrs. Mat'b maid took
the :t p. In. Quin ter a wedding trip
New York,
San
os Nry
' t as
which well 1 Itww. p
Francisco, Portland and Seattle. The
bride's going away tires was brown
velvet with large medic hitt faced with
beaver. The grout's gift tot lw Bride
am; di, nth ear -rings. to each of the
braesunaids a gold bracelet, to the
groomsman it {Heater lie -pan and to lb.*
four u.lu•er silver etgureetle-eases..
Among the wttklitei gifts tee the laid,'
Mrs.
P1- 1
Y . 1'71111 f' her It" faGt
MaeDo piano
rttuoval from Brussels
will be a distinct loss, is she is au'w'-
cougvtta,hect soloist and elrenl ionisl
and was always very ready to contrib-
ute to private and piddle f •tions.
Among the guests from outside points
were: --Mr. and Mr.. Ni• Itonal(' and
ofIrk.
ose
-►ti ' ld
1 , dial
u .11 I
t
('.: Alta,
Mrs. Me•l'h,n le. ofNelson H. , .
ilarvey aux the Misses Harvey. of
Newark. N. J.: Mrs. l`awplwll and
11r. l'awplwll, of Port Elgin, and
others. _.-
. THE DUNLOP CROSSING.
E neither, Middlemiss' Report,- Railway
. • Allowed Use of -the ! tehway.
A. stateel by '1'u.• signal last week.
the •tlutwrits railway anti municipal
boon, has app coved of the Ontario
Ives, S11ar•e Itailwey''', of.,
for lh
ri.,..iug at Dunlop. • with a slight
sprig,'.
Engiu.rt( MitIdleniisa in his rescan
to t he board say.: '
••1'p in i•xaenivatiop of the site
f d the hotel WAS !milt un stone
waalls tor! about two fret above the
t,atttto,l f. -.et, .he- .4 tit_ 4^ils1
Mg luting of wood. To m ov)e the
backI:uildih g tck front the mural is tint of
•.• s a d twin -
, there i a r
question. u [ua 11 K
t u
4e
I
Sher :url a barn' built right on to it
.along its wnitIi fl un t, rand leaving edit
the cost til allowing there would be no
roam, I.ee/new all Die buildings he-
Iwen thein take up the whole front
of the I..1. Besides, there is a rellar
antic the hotel, and all the st •
wall. would bale to lie• pulled down
Yid r.•huilI, anti the either changed.
tad in. Cart t would, simply Wean the
and the no tutuIage *tined by this re -
'
1
til would not Ile afnly acs'
h.•.ttus• the shed and bailing %tell as
an turban] att the not lb of the build-
ing. would cut'elf all v dew of the
ening south t„1• ,t '-ousidet•alle di.
tau.ee. In feet• nothing of the eines
weed
slung the Auburn notal for at (cast
the . est -tram tat.
corner.
"Having investigated this catrefully,
I exons lu the eonetm ion the'. the best
way out ot the difficulty was tee allow
the.t't.ulpany the use of aha• highway
as granted thew by the et. 'iI, but at
the s • dune to ke•plheutl as •h
out of the (lovelies., psrction of the
road its lt..'.II.I.'; s., t have brought
their retitle line in five feet east of its
Iii -at ion en Iheit' (Len.''
Mr. Middleniss Mot also i•edueel. the
curvature at the ere easing.
The engineer's report is approved by
the board and the Ktilway C pins
is instructed to Idle its plans in aceier,I
:mce therewith. -
The b':uulor. i. t. retie wean?.
WESTFIELD.
MoNn.aY, (1i•t. 4th.
Mi,,s Louisa 1 air is spending a few
days this week with relatives at Myth.
Mrs, Allen Ramsey, of Michigan.
ham been visiting at the home of her
brother-in-law, David It Linsey, the
'past two weeks.
D,' not forget the 1Vestliekl anni-
versary on I)etoler 21th and 'Sith.
K. v. J. K..1. Millyml, •,I Ileusall, will
peach on the Sabludh and am Mon-
day evening a gland tea -meeting and
entertainment will Is' given,
very disagreeable weather of the past
two weeks has made the Agricultural
Society reel that they were wise in
wetting such a late date fur the fair,
as it cannot porribly be much worse
weather 'next week and there is a
good ,hanee that it will be much bet-
ter. r
0
are it
'concerned
Ire AllK
att)•way. '1'Ite dates of the (fair are
Titewlay anti Wteltieslay, October
12th and I'Ith.
Visit the china department. at the
Maple Leaf Grocery, Hamilton street.
fountain Pens
Wate'rman'r Ideal Fountain.
Pens. fully 1. •n.arrntrtxl and
sold on II) days's' trial. Malley
if not sat Watt tory.
1'i lee, *2.50 up.
Remex Fountain Pens
These pens have I1-cau•at
gull poitlls, and ale recom-
mended ley..sis_!n be the Twat
*I.:+l Pen on 1 he market. To
introduce this Pen we have
Waved onfaale`three dozen at
sp eebal int rod ut ta.ry p r i c e.
*1.151 each. 'Money refunded
if not satisfactory. \
TERMS STRICTLY ASH.
In our notes last week we incit-
ed that Mrs. J. Hell had gone to
juin he husband in Alberto. She
W11/4 very unfortunatPly town ill when
shtr rem -heal Fort Willtowni-4w, where sive
w•ur forced to remain far it her of
days. and instead of cunt' ing on her
jour (Wy west wprel she returned to her
father's, John 'Redmond's, end is still
very poorly. .We hula In hear of her
restoration to health very son.
• MacDonald -Holmes.
5 wedding of interest to many
readers of The Signal took plan at.
Hreseel. on Wednesday, September
22nd. the groom. who is n son of Mr.
and Mr...J ohn MacDonald, of the 12th
coneemi in „f .1shtleld, having Spent
his student days in Gaterich. Thr
following account is condensed Crum
l'he Brussels ' Post : In Si. John's
chervil, Brunets, at high noon on
SVu'dnr.ttay, a matrimonial alliance
was enterer upon between Alexander
Barrett Alalitnald; too mister, of
I't•anbrsrk, H. 1'., and Muss Kathleen
Leonora, eldest daughter of Dr. %V.
Ione and Sirs. Hielmes. of Brunelle.
The ceremony was pel'f„nned by Rev,
II. AL Lang Ford, rector of 1'hriat
'-sketch, l,ienewele acrd Hes, I). geflono.
.eon, rector ot St. John's church,
lirussels. The hanrel was leant Redly
de.Torated silk flower, and a hank of
ferns. The bride was given sway tey
her father. t She wore, n b erotning coe-
loms of white Durlte,,s sIIin with
overdress of Irish hand -melt lace
and hal the customary iridal veil and
orange tilossnms. The meld of homer
was Mise ('hemM•ra, of Tiverton, and
the bridesmaids Mina ('hambers, of
IIar•istoru ; Mina Harvey and Miss Nora
Hervey, of Newark, N. J., And Miss
Catherine Cheatham, of Tiverton.
Flower girl, little Miss Dorothy
Holmes, and Roger Harvey, Newark,
pegs. Oronmmtran, Dr. Oamphel 1, of
Eve•rythipg in groceries, pure, fresh
and good, at Mounts'', & V.st.arren N,
Hau.ilten *tree!.
HAYFIELD.
WKt)NENu.5Y, Sept, 31th.
Mies Helen C. 'ton returner to
Detroit „n 'Monday.
Miss Mary Porterfield returned to
Itert. twine in lielgrave on Snt.tialay
'lis
Harvest home service was held in
the Anglican eleven - dura -'Sabbath
morning.,
Miss Nona, F went has ,e..1444`11.a
glum! [emit inn in' •onto and left this,
week to cotnturner ter work in that
city.
Tlie ' tui i epN`nrr e•annintign rrn Purr
village has i'unm.•nced and it is-tition
iN-loeing c4.4' latw(--h i revgr - of iwing--
ing the matter before the, people at
the.polls the cunning w!/inter.
We are pleased to hear that Mrts,
Thos. Cameron is so fat' recovered
front her aacldent that she is able to
sit in her ale el ehaii arrrl I e moved
Arousal the homer. Wi. heaps -foe- her
Witire recovery vciy soon.
Jai. (lame on hrte goer to Zurich to
take Ales. Ji, I, „dl, it ear k its ,.rincipal
of the public schrstl ,until Christmas.
Mr. Alclataal...a aaadaraeand. intends
entering IIs• i'n;t e r • bby, of T.•nnnto at
the beg ttttt ing off the Ixt1t• the first of
(lctoteer,
THE Cnn.nsKN's IlAY. Children's
Day setwire ays4 held in fit. Andrew's
ehnrch on.Sablalh morning last., with
a fairly goo' representation of chil-
dren pn•.ent. A ehildren',a chair led
the singing' and also sang a hymn in
Vel v pleasing style while Ihe uttering
wan b.meg taken. An interesting
feature of the program wits the pree-
entatien by the suprrintendeut of the
General Assembly's (1(pl As for 'cor-
rectly repeating the Shorter Cate-
chiem. - Tin/sr' ei'retving thele 'Mph, -
Inas were : %lise Irene lierrison, Ella
Itetri.on, Jessie McKenzie, Annie
Elliott- - Kathleen Elliott and Anna
McNeil, Anna 'McNeil . also received
the Assembly's dist for repeating
the two hundred verses prescribed
for rbenday ,,•h•stl scholars. The
(LnreT1 WAS pi ,'u fly decorated with
flowers, awl all. Jath children and
older recede. enjoyed the service and
the 1•11,61o. 'ye address on "What Use
We Are SIaklrg of the Bible."
TriNnaY, Oct. Cath.
Mie ('herlott. Sterling spent Sal -
bath at her h^me here.
The R'oman's institute will meet.
area Friday afternoon, (Kotler Pith, at
the home of Mrs .Mt,. Spackulan.
Several wembras of the S dvation
Army came over from Clinton and
held an open-air meeting on the street
on Monday evening. .
Horu.o eon Goon WgArggv.,--The
l'
THE COLON
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BOOK TO E
GEO. PORTER. Prop.
t House Square, IIODERit'll
'Phone too.
[Wanted
All k.indt -At
--
Apples
Highest. prices
will be paid.
Also boys. and
girls warned to
pare :end trim.
Saltford
Evap Drator
Chinaware
Department
OPEN
SATURDAY
i)i.play. i,t' fine quality in
LIMOGES
TEA AND DINNER SETS
G ,i liful rife'Is in
PORCELAIN AND SEMI
PORCELAIN WARE
BA WAIN TABLE
ALL ARE INVITED
CHOICE -tit and -EGGS
Maple Leaf Grocery
MORI IS!I do VANATTER
:14 52 HAMILTON NT.
Pickling
Season.
For the pickling .see oi, we
have the freshest and purest
SPICES
F;ver•ything you went for making
conn pickles and catsup..
Hest white wine ar .l eider
._. VINEGARS. _,
Give us your order.
Sturdy & Co.
THE Oltnt'ISitS
'Plane of West Side Sgea re
1
Quality
Store
'PHONE 43.
Bulbs
last tubaad acwupi.ttaaaw t
meat of bulbs, ceonrisl dug of
Dutch hyacinths. ringlet and
double ; tulips (sep trate culors) ;
Von Sion daffodils, paper wbite
narcissus, freesias end Ubinere
lilies.
Coffee
Om' own blend of coffee con•
staidly grows in popularity. It
is ctwpgrt'd of the !tightest -geed..
a
1 t I gg 1 til
entities skirl t selected K
r w
blended. Fresh ground. Oar
price it pg higher than other,
Try a pound -only • le.
English Breakfast Tea
Price per p'moel, file.
Cheese
New cheese. September in oke,
pet' pound 1('c. ('Mee• a Over ate
year old, per pound He.
Olives
New stock et Ill. 15c, I)ie. Jo )•.',
Sic, :Mlc and :tile int' bottle.
CPEO/AL. PRI Of
FOR ON< WICK
40c bottle Sweet Pie•kles. ... :ik•
14.- jar Sheriff's %1,arulaha,le. I'd-
ltk can Uilleu'r J. ve , .. . lite'
Irk packag • Kellogg's Corn
Flakes t for 2Fti•
lee fret -i Act ally
•
1 ale F. ss a
I
flavor) " f• r 1
Sc package Saginaw . ti,,
%latches ....... ...2 for 2. -s-
ere Black' Pert, •r 2
ands for 4:a•
bl k Tera, .i 1 • •, v i
hien ,Iritis itdr fee ..$1.011
black r Mixed Tea. 4
pounds or..•..:. .... $1.Is)
tie
ourlrt :u, utr,-pmills
for..... ..:
C. S. EWING
Successor to C. A. NAIRN
Labe Chickens
and Fo?ii
Wanted
On Wednesday of etch weak I
will buy any quantity of lite
hickens and bens, and will pay
highest' market cash price for
swine if properly fattened. Poul-
try must be Starved before de -
I i s-ered.
J. R. McNab
DUNGANNON
1_
SMART ShOES
For Fall Wear
We..have the greatest values
men's fine shoes at
in
'$3.5Oand$4.00
Good, solid, reliable footwear --
just the thing for Fall weather.
We ca
rr these
in n all leathers
es
and have a full line of shapes
and sizes to fit all feet. Neth.
ing in town to equal them.
REPAIRING
Downing & MacVicar
Norah side of Square.
Gode rich
'ems
I or
TRY A BOTTLE OF
BEEF, IRON AND WINE
Are You Run Down ? I
eeling tagged and easily tire
ININIMIMINIMM INONIMNINN
d after the hot weather of sumer%
' We have aur 4 til the lest wakes ill bottles at :ak•.,•i:s•. and $100.
We also have one of the best makes of BEEF, IRON A
fur sale IN BULK in any quantity desired.
S. E. HICK,
MOM MD
- Central
GODERICH, ONT
Drug Store,
•-
CAMERON tY MOORE
FALL GOODS I
You will find many suggestions for
filling your Fall needs and present
wa is in our advertisement this
free For further particulars see
our a OD page 4., also circulars.
LCAMERON & MOORE
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11 An Opportunity to Save Money
Ladies' and Children's Flannelette Underwear,
Children's and Girls' Dresses,
Ladies' Dressing Sacques,
Waibts and Bath Robes,
All selling away below regular prices.
One of the leading Canadian makers of ladies' and children's Flannelette
Underwear, girls' and children's Dresses, Dressing Sacques, Dressing Gowns
and Waists sold us his complete range of Fall and Winter samples a few weeks
;ago. The prices were very much below those he had taken orders at from one
end of Canada to the other. Every garment is in first-class condition, and if it was
not called a sample you could not tell it from regular stock. We place the
entire collection on sale Saturday morning at prices that should appeal to every
economical buyer. It is the best chance of the kind we ever offered our
customers. One so good that even if you think you don't require any of them
you ought to look the big lot over. it will be worth your while to do it. Come
and see them Saturday and next week.
225 pieces of Sample Flannelette Underwear for
Ladies and Children,
35 Ladies' Sample Dressing Sacques,
25 Ladies' Sample Dressing Gowns,
72 Girls' Sample Dresses,
17 Sample Wrappers.
There are no two Sample Garments alike in the
lot. Material and workmanship are of the best, and
the prices low enough to make it worth your while to
buy, even if you (10 not wish to use the garment,
just yet.
Some Handsome New Fall
Suits at $15.00.
Some very stylish Fall Suits will be here Satur-
day morning. They are cut in the season's most
advanced styles. The materials are pure wool,
Venetians and Broadcloths. They are man -tailored
throughout, good linings and trimmings used. The
colors Are_ navy; greets _ and tick. Values at least
$1 7.0o to $18.00. Saturday morning, $15
special at each,