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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-11-11, Page 8sMit 11. Io OBITUARY. • __ Jeffrey. Robert Rao J.'i!i.) s ho wee Mond diettl in his bed at Fort Erie last,wei.k. Was the first putnager of kW. cool...Mai branch of the elti•rling Batik It,. hut. been with the Sterling Bank ever since it Waii established and was maw &ger of the Fort Erie lormich at the time of his drat h. Ile wao, g 1.011 of Mr. mei 'ii vs. Jetire v. of Guelph. ' Manuring. Th. i..te 0.141.1 ..14.al , at Sanford of Alice Manning. relict of the late Lawrence Nittiming, iii her seventy-sixtli year, the itiii,iei taking plate 011 Sunday. The family lived tor it long time near liemnillre and later ael tot .1inton. end since -Mr. Menning'it dean' Mrs. Slit g hid retitled a it h her daughtei. Mrs. 11). Connell, lit Sanford. James Manning, of Colborne. is it eosa, end !Mrs. C. Si 'Immo. of' Berlin, boriperly of Itodie Melt, is It datieliter. T.Imte ate woo oilier married daughters Sinwerby. Sit 1 ,Neliiaii, the tomtit soli of 4311 WO Sarah Stowe' by, tot (itelerich tt i4,thip. patett•I away oil the :eel] ,ult The little fellow ea.iii his sixth • Ye and wince lard July. when he fell frot tank -and injured lii,. head, had been troubled with it diowasto which all ineatialde thirst. The her erel w s held on 14 lay afternoon te Maithe cemetery. the eervitws beteg conduct 41 by Rev. M. Tin nball. rector ofSt. I etoge's church. The pall - 'bearers • is four of the +loss -aster s little play idles. A huge toe nem ei the funeral Mdicuted the wiiiespread. sympathy th t is felt for Mr. Anil Mrs. Sowerby and , heir t wo surviving sons. &natter. .1. W. Via ter wail 01 117t.....11r: Michigaii. P. t( IlIltitil i d loy Iii• father, from str fold, altellitillg the tUaeral a his is. lei Mrs. NI1 edits Venal ter, who di t here 1111 I 11 1,1y. 00(01W1 in ter* seventy-, a hi year. The deceased nironaiitl pre e• ceased lier it year ago last Apt il. 3111114 goo died a little IA PE 11 year ago. Two, eons and three datightt 144 are left em • -riving; lir moldy ad herr, n-si. dents of • Micliigan bp forty years. having moved there from West %erre. Oxford P. ). in ISM. Mrs. Vivitatth is ourVived by 0 e Mother. Joseph Gaffney, of NVyande tie, Mich.. and one sister, .3tra. Intl Febrile. of Croswell, Mit•Ii. . . Wynn. . One of the best•lintowet Ernie ents id lioderich itasseel feign this WIII &PI ac• - --tieities on Saturday last, -in - aim of John NVynn. Re had, hi poor health ha iwaLW time it 1101)e that I he change would lo. --- benefit -he we er t 13; a few weeks ago. His sojourn there did effect solar change for the liett iv, but the return journey, tel boderi ti last week peeved . toe umeh for hie . The funeral was told lin 11..o.hi. afternoon /row SI, 14411.4e% olitirels, where the tvetut. Ilisv. M. Turnholl, conditeted %eerier. and many of the dricsimed gentleman's friends gathered to pay their last tribute of respect. The Pall -hearers , were Ili Meteor Judge Holt l C. Semler. 5 eat d : j le outs. Or. Hunter. 'AV. L. Winn' and James Valises, Mr. Wynn was boon at t‘hieenstote 0111.,•antl was the 11i,-1 of his parents' fatuity i 0 'toe called by death. His wife eredee.wil 14111 a few year11411'. Five da 'ghee- left surviving • Mra till. rs s iill'P ' P and M . FranM Frank Naltel, illWR ,8816 City, VII. 1 awl Miss NVytin In Miss Pauline %%Tyne, of town. Mr. % 'pin was in the railway Mail service I piling matiliwod until his swing, that. 1115,11y years agioadooll It lent front this positiod by no want any cessation of his an- d nowt othseee For a few fro ill Dl retire metres tivity It years pm. he held the post of official weiglimast • at this part. Ho. main- tained a eon ant interest in nitiniei- pal and poll 'cal adairs, and held strongly to his twilit'. mid opitti. lie wits a stall eh nail illisItIg !Abelian al I WI the • 111/113•1 14 temperance his priti iples were Apt:illy stable. His levee -it form tot reerea- thntwart town howlin and even whirr itteek t P itst ..... art. 11P was frP111101111 IV SPP11 lb 1111.. IZ veil. Hera. On CH -tether 2.1th there:di. in t he township of Cleburne, at the age of eighty -f • years and eight ft "Ohs. one of the teownehip's eldest and ti;sst esteemed i•esidents, in the proromi if Thurman Hero. The deceased vt.i, e ` father of Walter Hem., of town. l'h . Exeter Advocate in noticing Sir. Herter' death hays : It may tw said that deceased Was one Id the stunt) and stalwart men of r he township and scarcely knew whet a day's Metiers - meant until the past s tuer, and even then at tirneti he Otte smart and able to be .arenind until a short time previews to his death, which wits brought about. by the infirmities if oltl-VP• dere/lard wan II alive of England, being been at Avt . Devolishire. wn.1 riled 1...4 wal 4.4 It lite house., ,The loan -lemons wet tt-j six of thto members of Illuron leelge : i ti a E. Moaning, C. A. Nailn, J.. %V. 1 an- al ler. I:. I:. LaWlelice, A. Misfire and A. Jelisiston. Al Stratford the tut. eral was barn in charge II)' the'- tkitt- felltows :rod the eervic.• .0 the graVe WA. 11/1141111.1 Pll 11)' He% 0. I'. I.1411 1111, p emir ot the 4'03111A 111ethiali1.t chlIrcll. The Stratford Ilei ild says : -tow tat.. Mi. 1.14Wsi ill 4% 4'. horn ill Indent, I Wand, and whim about I We're years of age eallle to this eomitry With his parents, settling ill II wittily on. 8111.1'.' am a _youilit num he kat tte. the.hoot a 1111 /1110P 1111/11eleee. HP 1141111' III At1111111111 ill 114:4 01,114.11 was fifty years in the Note ithil slam. busi liess, retiting :Jona bier years:mooted leaving shortly lifterivarole Ielive in Lettere+. Mr. Litreei wait one Of Ii,,' 100111'1W 1111.1111/1•11•S i.f the centrig Slethoodist . loin eh, being one of its best suppoi lei 4 mail 4% 4. ill ,Ilis ,,ill ilaYi, allil he took ti leen intei • est ill the !Smithy scli.sil work, hello.; iiiiii or the fo lllll has 01 the ilest Silo. 110 ..14111111.. Mr. I. 'aeon wont a ' mato alio paid 'trite attention to letsitiess, teed, althootigli oot II .110e1 :owl retil tog 411,11 .siIiiiii, liairlitany ti lends in Ili, /11 31111111K I he. 14/11'1' 1•111 /Oil,. II, 4'•• to' :_mottru Iii- loss lois ee th• tho wetly Miss NItit 4 l'eel. or I ilia, - .1 61, (11111. tlaughttes, Mist.J: R. NI v..., -. Front Arteet, awl Men. rAlee. (ii!).'.. Oman.. street. Otis city : 1014... Coed l'elntiti. t.levelatiol ,anti ',Miss 1,11%, II home, ale. 01111 1•011, At ti,,,.. Of tido i it y." e • • ., . Miller. Seldom is such widespread Interest aroused toy the death 'Iii any•ttie 'Sot .mome.- t"auilaty .41.s W4lti_..the. _ease_ tgl lig al Ili ili..11,11 of lonatinui Slake whielt tosok. plats. at l'arloW On NI.o, ilaV. 13.1. Ntr. Niiiier was 111111iitlithly 3,01,0,410o. 110.1,..1111141. 1111 .1‘431IIIII ill', Ili. 131111 111111IN si'/A., 10111 04'1 Me IN 3.003 idthis:gentleman gave: lien a vitM, it ids. 0 reWit • ' . ill filet t1 VI I" 1 /11 ,/ /1.• iii loan.. in tir...4t Ile italic II it it w is toot al . • his MI isaitiels .,4,0141iipt i.. that 1113111' I . (4.41 13141 1411,1W11. Illk geniality triel kindlinese Made him n Ole of Ilii' In ....i ,popillalr iit leitel.keilsg.. AO to Iiis 1.01111111.1 %111.01.NteiVely ot .4ne tlelialiller laitel, a i he Albite, hoed- on (bele' i, to moot I der lite thelteel hotel. ot t lie to 111 house Ill Se 'tort I aloof 1.0' lets, lets yea; lie I. 11 1104' 1100.1 1111. 1'10.03'11 the est ',no a I he tl'aVel. 11 141 :I- of the citizens of places; Hi 44 111.41 he rodiThwt...,1 ifis twiet.el 'yesterday was "He a the e%ei ill 1 0(1,1 e'll .111.1 my persons gathered on the lia.t rows about !ewe idong • the he procession otrawe by all le eatiosity tied- was -ea er• -144444-o' Is 4111.11 largest/or tit horn to the cenietehy tat .wagott . aped Wick lor the ion, The- inside. shin* evs' east,' weir ft! It, in, in length, 2 it. I in. del. and 3 ft I. in. itz e foie letiodli.s 1.11 tn eh, e 'sired III N.M. Ili,. big 111311 0/ PlliUg elf the culled on 'the 1..tite of lin•ivoitta the rite casket Ileariit! 11114 la '4 i'll Ii'Mei.. He i•cat • id, tea rico-, pall best oe • toeing le met tal eaorens of .1 li era% r, and iii,' fa. handles awe siweially wade Iiv metal strips.' • Si,. %filler was a mem' .51. IrIs- Ill Star 1.• slip.. .5. F. ant A. AL, Cal - le and ear also a entente. -Ad the Ca- n:Milan 11-11..1 01 Forestry.. id the (triter anil tor t sem of I.:pg. Rev.- M. Teri -rebuff. rector of Wt. 11.yfe'S • 11111.1•h. esmellected oineral e mud the Nlaetonil. biota 'ritual- ilso .'.1 b1 ,thi let 1.114. 111UNP .11111 at the gra VI', alettilwys 01 ittnr ii:11:f L111.1gP, Cathow. Mast iitl I, sIgii, Ionlef ich. and the rlin on 1.telge. making a large relit esentati of the Ilasimie fetteinity. The pa • bearers lyric Alex. Ifolwrison. John., Frank Note;s1.. :tool Rola, Illus. -II, of 311,01 Wog Soar 1.1.11.16t1.; 131•11. -mutts, J. W. Smith,. NV. %V. satins ( orget (rattan'. of Slit it land Lodge. :led Chas. I Ike. Peter Fisher, Aka, Maoslel :eel Woo. St r:itiglian, err he F., liteimiller. • Ste Ntillee was twin at Benruiller, li iliame limn his end.% .whim, with his tato-Cs. I) thiel SI tiler (the Co her .d• ,Itt.ject t Iti• art hie) and Joseph emote; t he early settlers i titer rpm -444044- toeitirst the -fartrite-/- to, • .. thee operated .1 114 0 6. .31W11.011 Alia 3 • VriA 11011. Jona, It iii I'. uncle in lb.' min- agemen, et Iii. heft_ and (milliner(' its the lee isiliss until I e •eri te (bele- ' kit 01 1 'kr; 11'01,0 of the old Albion liotel. For sleoo I time he wit-. the propciet,!1, a II,' East street hot Ile I toned t he het el lon--iness remained in . omit his since leaving •1 be Weirton' hotel toot: tweet, seven awl ei tit years ego. Si.. SI ii kr wire for is t Hue w. prietOr 14 the ip I ..... in Sent, Lb. mid ter the it t lb tee v l'3•111 t obey hetet %It. NI is survived b ti sister, Sirs. I IV I'll Gledhill. of Det tit. and SI t'. mitt .-t ideettrift-were - i 11 i Ong the •losing days of hi life. ,.)1,1s. Mailer. I', inerlv Miss Meci tough. ot I iedetielo whit e t 14.11 Ws; 1511', Millet w weighed to „les . 11111, 4% dim THE SIGNAL : GOON!' ICH, ONTARIO Price Sale Aboilt 1.:11 vole right lloeke pule lislitel at $1.25 Atitl $1.511 ; special dur- ing s de, :sie„ itic, and 7:it.. 1.3111. A timelier tof 514e. cloth- bound Beek, i•learilig at 2"oe. antI":15e. Note Paper lied Envelope« /sell mice. J Petees, regodeeall-Ce pea per special during sale, tic• (toile or., tWo for I5e. (dupes ill14131.01../11i/U30,14t1c4-3- 1:11011 1 1 111 111111's loot•peessed regulat 25... per quirts thu ing '..'It. two Teller for 25e. En- velopes III 111.1,11.11/ 11731111` 111.i1.1`. A minder tot told hots of Notepaioer Reel Euvehole • clearing at, lama 1Viit hug Pads, ruled or plain, wieder ; special during side, Se, or 2 for Fr. Larger size, 2 for 2.51... WATC1 I SHOW WINDOWS, - THE ' Colonial Bookstore CEO. PORTER. Prop. Collet House stet et-, tiODERICII. 'Phone. too. eiliWelWasts,SellelefliwaiseAtessistwiewiseasete IQuality Store PHONE 43. The Shoe We Hold Up ton roar etailiiii..iati i- ill tile by 1/111• Of 1111` ron,,,,,1-1 -h,w de-le...T-4a 111.. (smut ry. It 1- it 4.,... that ....yi. Iiiii3s.ily tsar a. lens skilfully plaiti...o. . ' ' , . , SHOE 1 11.511"i pH ANI) srvt.v. . ., re a...arra it. we.in. .1114 1011g .Ptliveil, 111,1•11. 1 I'01iiP 3131 161,1' )0111 441100 111101 with a How. Then. aW all 441, ais width...a me ...As, 1411.11 . ..totee 3 Ill a- orood ••• .1 )114. Kul yoniSsloo... laste to ofiliT-.. Wm SHARMAN FINE TAILORED CLOT.HIN,fi. - FOR MEN FITS WELL LOOKS WELL WEARS WELL When made by DUNLOP The Tailor.' • West St. COFFF.E elliearY, May pule beans, Wended, ftenh• ereteld, at the seine mice lie ...11i11 it i c1.o T7.1 pound, MC. LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES Ft reit-bock just a rived. Pin e mit "net b tr at :,, cents. litoit• bons at lee Ito esie 1.()WNEY'S COCOA up, tins, at Ilk'. 1:40.allil CFLFRY re sa NN'e aole. wed,. for the celetoetted 'minted met Celery Fine-gitsiued and y lie sure you get the • pointed - root, 3 Innichem for toe. ' OLIVES We early y large stmok oof itltiii and settled Olives. Twelve cages Just ;11TiVeil. Plaip at. to Snails! at I:m.. to SPECIALS FOR SATURDA1) • 11011114 ( /31 WPM l' /11' 2:11' reountlit It. Rice for ... 2.1e I remit& selected Raisin. fur 2,',e,3 !Hum& Lemon Biscuit for 2.-s• 3•peinids bitinger Boma for 2:k1' 18 11111118 Sligar.1.011 Biscuits 2:e. ro ttttt 'Suitar-baa nits 2. -Pc ttttt Currant •fruit Her- mits .. ..... 42•Ne tistrie-Virlail la WANTED choice- roll Violet, Sit ;etly new -laid h:gg'• 11111P. WE TEACH BUSINESS 's wry' of Maui; Mingo. 'Our graduates go to goad p • 'sit iutlel • heed 1111, our tralesitig inaee kthem Peps le of do lie the Lind of we 1111411 *14'willing. to pay to . We have the isopiipment. Wet have the reachers-.30 of them. If you elettatte--gottil- -result,- and anine lance to it pialititill at a good eatery • 011111,' (4l our school. Free eittalogue. Canal Business Cdelkgr, Toros's. W H. SHAW, Pi [wiped. SOAP! SOAP! Plenty of the gteitittle Frent•li white l'astile Seep large Me or 5c and Itic squat 1'4. A large range of pie -firmed '('whet Soaps, 3 cake% in a box, al, SW, alid 155' 'r box. • Vartettle• 1411AMIMMCIffillphar and otliertnedicated s,,p shav int( soaps inIII' enn Iui cakeand s stieks. S. E HICK, Central Drug Store, (iooEt-tu UNI'. 1 EDRESSGOODSASOLID W"K " SELLING Saturday wilt see the wind-up of -one solid week -of Drfts Goods selling -one of the biggest we have any record of. A wholesale house's remnants of DreSs Goods and - Suitings.and. some not "shipped" orders ait selling for less than half regular price. Brand-new materials, every _yard of them. The sh.irteqt efta twia And ihere evry lcugth you could wantbetween that and 7i yards. All new colorings, too, for 'they are this season's,- goods. Regular values$1.25 to $2.00. Your choice of the entire lot, only • pc the vard. vou must take the eftti eadv-euser-as-we-vane4et- t:itt -rettmatit kngttis at these little -prices.. C. S. EWING Successor to C. A. NAIRN. -;',;41114pille $10 WEEK IN COAT and SUIT DEPARTMENT 77. 1:-- ' . The week commencing Saturday, November 13thi, is % ) --going to be our dritittai Slo.cxi week in the Coat and . , Suit Department: Saturday morning' we 'put On Sale 12 or 15 ladies' Broadcloth and Tweed ,Suits. and 2o t ladies' Coats' at this popular price. Every ga rthent is IAil .i appearanCe Until wont MIL Suits come in navy, black some of this season's best selling and most popular. All are man -tailored, and will. retain their shape and new. The materials are first-class, the styles correct, titand green. The Coats are blacks or naVys. Not a $16.5o values. We cleared them below regular price,. or they could not be sold at this figure.. Comniencing Saturday any Suit or Coat in the lot -- garment is worth less than $12.50, most are $15.00 to 4 SHIP YOUR k • Live Chicks 'Fowl, I hiCks tirrse III Ws. Highest priers paid. Returns pioniptly tit , De Candi ',Wiry a Prodse Cs. 'V o11.1 oNT.51(10,. 4%."°"#.1#"..w.e'w.1.‘e‘'.%•%eweeiesoestestesestesteseseaeteeowavarsereoreeW MAPLE LEAF GROCERY - AND CHINA HALL • nAmil.rox sTuf:Er Monday Specials owicg tot the fit that moo: re t.ler, Thp \(hp, ived ef this means I. 11(14411114 what ojieeial inducements, do not get their papor ant eve g and an. elms Lutf"rholt Dein- Week to week in time- tn.-avail themeav es of them, woo have deeitlosl te place suet1 lines a 45.• wish to 1 '11.EAili 1FT AT SPECIAL PicitEs t1N sr)A In ti of Satin -de) Here are some of thew : • _ \ LIFE CHIPS. regular Its'. per paekare. 2 foor MAGIC -BAKING POWDER, regal:It hie per paCkage. 2 for roc. RELIAN\E BAki N9 POWDER. roogultre 2,'w fur 1.7e. regular 15c for lue. , . NAPHTHA' POWDER, Metal to any on the 0)81 k,', 6 pkgs. for 25c. WHICH WASHING POWDER, regular :e,pei, paekage, .7 for pc. BEST STOCK -FOOD, regular SIMI! ptiekaize tor Oh% BEST STOCK FOOD. 11.4111110' 511,. package for 3Ie, ALL, OUR PRICES ARE LOW ALL THE TIME - . ESPECIALLY LOW MONDAY. wife, who wan ft Dreier' y Mims Eliza, II"' weight give above.18:1 11131 Is, i• VINO ...”, Apia °Niro:tidy 1.1 reef. TI1P 11.3• 1 beth Manning, emine 1,...,l'anotela fifty was sant v one yea rind eight loon 1.1.1 nine years age, firet !witting Ill tem doe, wimp,. he was emerged -Coro limy "1 iliti' lkiiii his ,1..ia.'illie-lss- ' On tile ettilistwl. A 8111/13 I it& after f Idure. 1 le bad no Irene. in g,,i hitt arrival, !However, Ile . -eel with I,ealilli lei hill' cieret I'll'wev.ke Am his wife to the towntoldp of l'sloonte. timer. ttern- rime a fat report tor his where he engag deal li remelted 1 1 es ti, e(' in far ' g. and It)' his intim+, rhino hittets he *manned eon• siderable of this world's goods end Miss Warnoele in London. ngland, made a fortable home few himself Miss 55' at mock, who has ii Mill and familywhere he P11111 imied to IV-, 111•110-1. the Lyceum Cub lof MU, title up to the time (4 his death. In Englend, the 1-11.S1 k11111V11111.• religion he w' a P411e+hr81ilit 11,,,f -ill in Me weilif with- the se e ame lita politics a emetervative. HWr1 liis wife pre ird i +0i 11. 3111/4131N ill II11311•11111. 1 dere/wed hint fort )1 eight years. e, iced stich relents as this huirr TM Then he married the wither,/ of the late Imperial Review of 141Priihm All James Stephene. Of the first friliiily i„,11,,i, whi,4, im,,, i ..,,,, I.. few..,..tiw , then., Purvive mix sons and one dattgb• I 'Yoitiliiiie.: ''1:111111 I Is' .1111.1.1.401 MI ter. Win. of Handota, Man., Henry, Mims Witt III "It''. ek's first public appea l Phillip, Thos., Jolla, of Cell ore.', alive hyloatittott. WM- hotse to Imer fm.• James, of-Exeter,ajel. Vie. Clarinetil 'r . 'tr opine-) unit he .4 hearing one who of Csborne. Of the second family is as evidently awl . ompletely in spit there fourvive t Geof•ge, of filattsliard. !Why with her work. •Illeres is a Lizzie and bfary, at home, Mrs. eherm Mime her whieb Molds onto from Charles Johns, of Unhorne. Fred, of the beginning. The -voiee is full .4 Weyburn, Sask.. Walter. ,,r I 11,,lerieli., iiiii.ie moil 1,11iii Call:titian aereont adds ' Mrs. James Beer, Of Exeter, is the pitioviney. As a vrriter Mies Warnock only surviving -Mater. The3 nu,. aripriielat 14 eehat , took place front his 1 tte residliliee I.' is best in poetry alai 111,41', H/111 ill her Zion cemetery on (ktolie.t. 28, mix sons rvadine wonelerftilly interprets the toting as pall-lwerers. The symiontlIV 111i kelp. mei Meanings of lit,' writers of of the cintimunit y is extended Ito lit,' t nor own bind. There is, t lel. all torigi bereaved. 'edify which lot refreehing." , Lawson. ..... An dinette of a good many weekti' It is not often all 1.111p1111 14411 V .reefar. duration terminated fatally on Sow at Tom' tbee• to e.gthe latest Parisian day night last. in the 404.111 of Mr. mei New York stylinz Iii hair good-. Thomas Lawson, who hail Iren a resi• yet Reich is the 1.3.31, as Prier , I kin,' dent of town for the tonal four t earn, 'wend tor Tioroonito is v kit leg IMP 1,114 I.. since retiring from lounittess in foiteitt---- anti invites -rem inspeettnn id the.... ford. The old gentleman wits ef A prm als at his private apartments lc ' • \., quiet diepogiUrtn. but those who bed ...i'llS l et. the-ite.--i. _ --i. made his acquainetnee during his so- l'hese hair goods style's, when prep- 1 journ in (Indent -di learned to appret-i- erly teljiisted, pe.otect and ornament ate him for his sterling qualities. He the head. soften and beautify lbs pe- wee seventy-six years of age. Mr. pression of the face, and consequently Lawson was An Oddfellow, being a tone up an Aged appeerence. B,' mire' member of Avon Lodge,' Stratford, and 1.1Pf them at Hotel Bedford on : and the funeral on Tuesday afternoon Tuesday. November pith. was attended by the member,' a - , Huron Lodge. Pro, 1I2, three of the With othet I anadiere readitige, Miss ' clambers. Past °rands r. Reid, C. A. Warnock will give the, inimitable Nairn and 0. O. Whitely accompany. poem of Robert Service, -.1'he Crenias : In the body to Stratford, where the lion of Sant Metiee," ntte of the most ' interment WW1 evade. Roy. Dr. weirdly hiamot.otts things that here , Dmigaii, petite? of North street Meth 'aver been writtene at the Colleeiate omit chnrch, eondueted the, servitee Institute Friday evening of this week. ' New Fruits -Sweofct Potatoes, Finnan Middies, New Honey, Sweet Cider.- - Petah elite...ma 1111tilio Meats and SauSage7. Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs. We are paying the highest price offered for Sutter and Egg.. we are selling strictly fresh Eggs mei& per dozen. Everything in 4 irocaries, Ft web, Punt atul Gomm'. l'11081" Il IIAMII.'fllV "II I MORRISH & VANATTERI SMAR_ SHOES For Fall Wear ,• We have_the.grPntest values- -in men's fine shoes at • $3.50 and $4.00 reliableibotwear just the thing for Fall weather. We carry these in all leathers_ d have a, _full line of shapes 74. PI -Tr an lell..-Rofh- ing ii town to equal them. REPAIRING) Downing & MacVicar Nettli mde ti krone , Godereh $10 THE RUG' SALE . Have you taken advantage of our clearing sale of Rugs ? Wool Rugs, Tapestry Rugs, Velvet Rugs, are selling at a straight saving of $2.66 to,..$4.50 on each. There are between 30 and 46. - We want to get this extia lot out of the way at once and make prices. excekingly low to do it. 'You won't have as good r tg.chance for a long time. - Ta estry Rugs $6.45 I Tapestry Rugs $10.30 bieniiine tapestry Rugs, as' hotted floral and teonvention. al ilt.sittne size 3x3 yards and 3531 yards. (boost wearing qualities. Sp iri AI for Sat lir. day and Mewl ay, s6 45 each . • • • . • Tapestry Rugs $7.75 Rugs are 3x3i yards or :int yards. All art. good patterns, imitable for almost any ro.teu. The qii ditto.. vre exceptionelly reeet lutd cry Rug will give excellent wear. Itegidar *10 If 1 Ala 411 1,1111 ies. Sal a rdav _and Munday.„ spite-- $7 ID Velvet Rugs $0.35 (termini. E nglieh velvet Mtge in green, red end fawn shiulte, Jfist eight or ten Rags in • this lot. Size/ 3 3, 3 z 4 and :i;a4 y4111.. 11411 ilk's- 4en good pat lei ns. 44l' tlitje't, that Will stand a lot a hard „wear. speri g for Saturday a n ci Monday, each, $20 Velvet Rugs $13.75 There are some exception. ally handsome Rage, in this lot. Sizes are :1531 and -.2x4 -yards. (3rem), red and faahr,, shades. Floral and eonven. ' tional patterne. Splendid' wearing qualities. SAturdey • 1 $1.00 Kid Gloves 89c Kid (Hovel+ at a saving of Iii, a pair. One hundred pairs Wire' brand- mow Regular $15.110. • (Meer,' Thin, Pat, pliable slims, perfect fitting, thiek ile. Splendid dome (mite/term, just hi (nom France this p , week. Me Macke, lan, heaves. sizes Ills) 74, wenting q alitOie s. A 51.1$) More anystere. Ni, more that. Saturday and *Imlay [ these' 1151 pairs. (hi male Saturday. 89c [ . each 8 p e e i a I, $11 1 x . morning, at per pair I 1.00 l. . ....-k-e-......... ....-..............e.-........-...... Solid Wool Rugs $6.45 Extra heavy quality si did wool Siptarets, revere- - ible patterns. in redone ef green, red and brown. Size 3x3 yards only. Saturday and Monday. each $6 45 Large Wool Rugs $9.35 Best iiiiality wool Hugs, guaranteed every thread ab- nolittely pure wool ; colors wilt tint roll; combinations of green, red and brown re- reible patterrisRegular fal at (slob • as_a_11112mused :1_3.1111; Ssaattirdis SOME EVERY - DAY VALUES Some every -day prices that are motley saving. They stand for thoroughly reliable goods in ev- ery ease. Non will not beat them,anywhere. itaies' • ribbed Vests, fine quaky, white or natur- al. each ..PL Duties' plinth knitted Under- wear, white or natural, beet, quality made, per gar- Mil, ;tient. JUL. Oatmeal Crash Towelling, splendid dryer, per yardatb 1 402C Pure linen (lratt_jh el red border, per yard 02C ling..124a-every An extra heav crash Towel - yawl One hundred yards 'Ace and Insertion, 2 yards for ...Pl. ...) Aminsler Rugs $22.51 TWa only genuine Axminster Rugs, 3 x 1 Yard., medallion pat- tern, red and fawn shades. N'ery special for this regular sale, l'4et) $22.50 Ladies' Coat' with PIT Collar We hunted this Fiir trade through to get the best coat we could to sell at We 111RVI nothing to touch this for value. It is beyond question the very best in the trade. Made from good quality Ideek beaver cloth. Cut very full. 15) inches long. trimmo el with etrappinga lined throughout, collar and revere of good quality Ohio Sable. It is a coat, you could p ey $30 for and not pay too much. Black or navy. A serviceable, stylish =$25 and comfortable garment, at. .. S. 'Full bleached table Dernsek, 83 Bisbee wide and good cjp weight,Ter yard Half bit:M.:bed table Da 11111.81( very special, per yard evil : ..... Skein or ball Mending, teen lar tie, our price, three 10€ Caraqrslesr-711Mloord.one earn osi°1°R, Pleat quality Hair Pins, regu- lar style or invisible. two Ca-. lesees ter.... ....... 0,JI1L %afoot y Pins, one &wen on a rats!, two cards for .. eirlL ""ltlIule11l Feet, all size'., per pail. All -wool Tett ail mktg. Wide widths, good -range of 50c patterns, per yard s'r 111111MIMIIWIllf il •