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NOTHING SMALL ABOUT r
BISHOP FALLON.
A Great Figure Whatever Way You
Take Him.
"What kind . of alai. s this !bebop
Fallon of London concerning whom all
this fuse is about:'" &eke a writer in
The l'oronto Star. and he fer•'r..eds to
give the answer as follows :
1f the reader .ha)apene to kltnw any
of the celebrated rugby stele+ of n
quarter of x century Arlo let the ques-
tion be tut to hirer, .'ted he will en
wee : •'�k•'e a (hard fighter, one who
hits straight one but who alweye
lights fail."
A Star Rugt+yutl•
That's what' the retry w'If tie, fur
Bishop Fallon rustle a mune -for hint -
welt ou the rugby fields of I 'anadn
when hr was manager and star player
on
1 he (►ttewa ('slime fi:ntha111ewn1
that will lite• I, 'neer than -he does.
Ilad he never been raised t.: the the
tidy of a Bishop of •'he (iath:4w
church. bad- .fie o'er hires 8 plaits.
"Father" hxllrra, en.l h:o! :he reel of
lis
days been )lieu ii. li;l?Yej ,, whew
he Wt44 1110(01,. he )."can -e 'Behold ..f
lundole hi, name w'.' )ht net hat cdied
out in Untrue...? or l j:leleec, bemuse he
nettle Ino many 1rierds"inehiq':areer
ss a fen rhea, trpr'iRt. s.;uare rughv'
player that Arnold have I revenue -re -one
contingency from hap peering.
Now that he is Esh. p of l nndon,
end that he has e'en. yery touch into
the slim light be r.; seer el his attacks
on the bilingual e11' r:4 of ' Introit).
Ole friends are-re.•allini;t ..' days whop
he was a ranch y„•iriver niece and
when his soul dehgtateJ-not sr much
in phtroling for the welfare .if •he
youth of Ontn• ie, as in donning a well-
wor•n trait of ranee.. and in teed:ng the
joy that 00100. li• the ...dent player
se he tattles hist way through an op'
piling masa of .44 uggdirg' hurftauity
to plant the pigskin ' ver the line tor
e welt -earned try •
Proud of Those Days.
bishop Salton tot..:: hack on threw
Jays with ronkiii f'a/1t- joy and pride,
1»+t -ane Bien. only-r'eme to-4Aat--nonce-e-
t-ion by wetchtng the - smiles curve
around 'lye corners of hie mouth at-
one Oka him *bi'u.- t .'nt, He 0 loose
on.deet.a n,ar, terpeeall them." apd, be-
mg a bishop now. ore euppereet that
be
•
sort of •'veee•th wit' he t. -reed" meaner.
A. a 'toiahop be .has ruany'thinge tt•
think nleint mere. 'wp++ttent.than rug-
by, but, mos ranrs•t help•buv wi*it. that
he could he hired away; just ter mew.
to s•.• a Karns as ..f uta. erne could
snake no mistake 'n iirig euro' that
could he do it, hi mitran and every-
thing eine c 'tiered. -he {would be
about as dent a ro-'ter at' ever
chee teato to v'rtery.
Wever, thin is nut of his line now.
it the character he evinced on the
rugby Held he still has, and it is one
that ell who knew ben and claim his
friendship I,,.•vpr tire telling you
ghoul.
"Hes as equure rt man Re ever
walked in *hese leather." is the wily
r•ne who knows h rn well expressed
himself. "He heti risk 1010 hnu'h hull -
dog deterrninxtioe
.
dog w as he ever did
ax a rugby pla-yer. He** a bard fighter.
1 know no harder' -nut it is always on
the *Blare There's n an underhand
Method or smart trick in hie whole
maim -alp.
'V don't know how be feels about
the ',publication of that letter Mr.
Hanna wrote to Ur. Pyne, but 1 in
agi ne'the trickery that was 'used in
nisktng'that letter publie•,nlskek him
feel worse than losing teiequoted
mi.understnnd,"
Some Football Advice.'
'• 110)11, when yr n' go after a man
tnekle hits ha 1 (Io,r t b't him Irot 111,
feeling se fresh s when he were down.
Hut, mind you. he ` he is down. no
punching 0t
at-' lull,,.. 1
P R y t de,$and.ur'
nlean tricks,"
That's t be ail l; L •• •'Hilaire " Fe'lon. .
as he Was then eel!e ghee ie his fel-
low pinyer•e. '!bete -o Jt.yimr when
Ottawa (loll•ge r'i l by team wax
known as a "band of ortIrishmen."
"(;nplain " Fall"n t(•ok • hmrge of the
team then and th'- l.layere\-ontintlpd
to be called by .the sane' n, me. 14e
didn't like it. hy ,tr y' mt'ane o when
he took his t"er•. ti+ play a games in
'Toronto he railed to see the eptfrtit►g
editor who first get et hem that risme
and who slid remitter -a to emelt
Look at me." he said te the news.
paper man : " 1 1nr1: like n wild
Irt.hnlan ? Now I haat rem to const
alit and Fee toy !Pour slay and if you
don't change your (.t,:el"n my Theme ie
not Fallon.'
11e was right. Ther pottier nn the
following day- paid a- tribute to the
Collegians and the r :me •• Wild 1rish-
meu" wax buried fen ever,
A Model of Physique. -
i'hey soy Rish p la• mune of Mt.
Louis, i. the Hee.;! !e•,king preirut jn
the tniteed Suttee. Thera ,iy' nr need
tocompare"hint with Hish.'p Felton.
but at the same time everyone ad-
mits Hiehnp Fallen ie -the finest -tank-
ing prelate in ('a nada. He is a couple
of incites civet six feet • tall and line e
Nee that knight ways :es a model for n
pieeeof Deere eta' 1.A•y, if it wasn't
Irish. ' up, Chet', it Fri a hair nn
the top o uq h,•a(l. are for several
inches down h side. hitt, while that
might act no a•detrimeht to sono,
people, it doesn't t,• Pi+bop Mallon
All one batt to do iq t.' look at him and
one instinctively Ihioke of a rtgb%
layer, so nht91t0P are his shoulders, le'e to. big tnafP every way you take
hits. phyxirally or 1 e e_htllr.
THE BISHOP'S ^TATEME"FPi`.-
age he Was appointed to the bishopric
of the dioreare of London. In the
1 counties rt- Essex itnd Kent, in this
' diurese, is a considerable French -Cons
adtan pdpuletion, and in this section
are a number of "bi-lingual" schools,
echoole in which both . English and
French are suppxteed to be taught. In
'lay last the bishop, while at Sarnia.
the house town of icon. H'..1. Hanna,
Provincial Secretary, was called upon
by the Uinieter. and in the eoneet'ra-
tion which ensued the Bishop ex-
pressed stt•oiigly hie dissatiefactiou
with the results of these itilinlruel
a,•huola. Mn Hanna wrote 0 Ineulor-
andem of '.he conversation and sent
it to 1)r. Pyne. Minister of }:'location,
.fand Hon. Dr. i:aeume, who is 1•ecog-
nired 9s the French-('anadian repre-
_ltentntive in the Provincial l'ahinet,
o'l'io apparently received a colic. A
slur time ago a translation of this
tu•emorurdunt appeared in a Quebec
pergyA a1 im mediately there, was a
stortit, ti. F'r'ench-Canadians charging
lii,bop Tallon with hostility. to their
race. The oulron,e ii the 11iehop's
statienent, which was handed out to
•this reporters during hie stay in Godes
t ich 1)r. Raeteme s eeteretary, H. C.
A. Maiwtnt-Ilk•. .rt French-Cartadiall•
has eonfeseed that he waw responsible-
; 1',,r the tlublicatioduf the Hanna mem-
; orandom raid has Iwen distnj.eed from
i the Government service. _
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - Oct 20th.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Sera Chaa, Doty waw the guest Of Mrs. Herb.
Campbell, at w'rughatu, over Sunday.
8t. Clair Tweedie, from near Chicago, to la
thea on • visit with relatives and friend..
Mr. and urs. !tooth. late of Seeforth, and
little daughter. Dorothy, now reside oil 114-
ebeth street,
John Kay, lata of /'Hammiest, B. C., and his
aster. Miss Kay. are in town atter an e1Wuded
visit to Europe.
M. B. Yilpwk is back to towd after as ab
sane of three month, in Tueland, on n vbut
to his old borne..
Mn., illr,) Herald, MIss Ralph and Mrs.
Carleton lett yesterday for a week , visit with
Mende at Amberley
le. R. Wille was -411 ltn1OOed Io Wiarton lot
1 rtday TA attend the t:uteral of his uncle. the
bate Sheriff Yorke. of !truce county.
Mr. and Mr. Ales. Mitchell, late of Clinton.
occupy the ':es re,ideuce of G. M. Elliott.
corner of ICai t street and Calabria toad.
Mex. Chas. Hatsihns. of eland••or, iv attend
-
Lug her sister Mr„ lir., ''lark. who Is stilt, Laid
up aK the rest of the accident last week,
Ain,. F.1'. �gsuer, of _Woodstock, with her
000, fleeter lklu..td Mall•awau, is visiting at
the home Or het mother, Mra. P. Mae)':ware
Max t'opelu,d: who has,. (wade her home at
Chicago and other Flitted taste, eitieafor
several yeah, o. •chewing old-ecquatutanoea
In towel - -
Mile Clain Ile)nolds. 'who wail abroad *11
tumuier. iu rundwiny .nth 4'ttawa trleud., re-
turned home ;.ret week, -elle event several
month, on the • un;ioeet end bad a m.st en-
joyable trip.
A. S. Gktdhia e.,d faintly. late of Belmont•
belie taken up their reueeuce to town. Mr.
merlin Ile no rtwsrfer fere, es hie former
home was at Io' -wilier. • Be is a *On of our
tuw11•111.11 nu ,. 01dh°lL
The 001ow ,y; ren. !runt Th Durand i Mich.,
Expree. of u - •ret dark refit . to -the youny-
w.t sou 01 One d u•.ir (steamed enlist)... Rend.
:witrrr, Vivt rw .tract . "Dr. H. 4.. Switzer
end faintly' le " e (Antes kbit week, and will
brae UpIticu -.•.i+unoe in Detroit, where the
lec,o, eel it,,.ti.c his profiewion. Thiamin.
u004100mcut ca.l-u•• touch regret In obi'- com-
munity. e* Dr. Switzer had not only a large"
listotptlrroh..lfriends. but -he is known and
bie
llty. • rr.,of
l
laodealestomime
friend. In Owns., In golug to Detroit Ur,
switm le taking lip an opportunity that he
did nut believe would be tante, to huuselt acrd
faintly ,n refusing It. He bas an ofleninc
there made b) friend* to the profeseion,aud
will practically be able to step right tete ac-
tive practioe. -
ilt•-•0ten for last ween,* •
\Ifs. Tinily teut.tthorpe 1a vislting le Handl.
tori.
W, J. Johnston. of Kosex, le a visitor with
friends in town.
• Mrs. W. A. Dietrich has returned }rent -ber
vbit 10 Port Arthur.
Miss Brownell hes returned to town atter
,pendinx the senimsr months In Toronto. •
Miss Amelia Harland, of Clinton. la the
guest. of Mia. Lena Waltou fora few days.
David Bell lett yesterday for l.o.. Angelpa,
Cahturbia, where he will spend the winter. •
Neil U. Cameron left by steamer Wexford on
:timidity evening for r trip to Fon 111lliaue.
Mrs... h, u, Taisaaig P.. who varae chi' goer
of Mr,.'Dr., t'larx. lett last week for her home.
Mine -:lis. uerrie, of Bru,ael.. is the guard of
her rioter, Mrs. Juno Lav :ton. V intorla street.
.11ra..H: M. Jotneitln and daughter Arab, o
K-wx, are 'Visiting Mr. And. Mrs John Grehein
11urou road.
Mee. Hackle. of Albert street, will receive
the fret and third Tuesday of each rho,,fh. in -
,read of Monday.
Mr, and ,1n. Uro. 1'. McPhee and Mi.- Olive
returned to town on Saturday. after a visit of
several week- to Detroit. Bulla' l and otber
ultimo
Mr. and _lin. V. Hamilton. of Janesville.
\v-ia.. are V(4110+ et the Leeburn and Union
manes. Emit street. Illy. Hamilton i. a cvusio
of Rev Jas. Hamilton.
Joe. Kidd woos I•, attendance at the ticket
Agentsconveu' ion at Quebec thta week. 8e -
fore returning he will tasea run up to Nortb
Hay and 8udbu-s rend call on his runs et thea
points.
Geo.:H. Sault,, of Winnipeg. brother of the
SMmal, Saults of town, was here for a few
days tela week on his way home from St.
Louis. Ma. where be was attending a conven-
tion of employing printers.
H. J. A. atacEwan, secretary of the •Outaria
W,t Shore Railway. has been at Atlantic
city during the week to company with J. W.
Moyes. president of the West shore, attending
a n)eeting of electric railway managers,
Jars. .11ex. Maunder., returned home last
evening itrer her trip to the West, having
agent n few day, at Toronto and Galt on her
way holne. 4i., was :accompanist" from Omit
by het daughter Mias Ague*, who had been
visiting tbe:e.
Clinton News -Record : miss Lewis. dauglt-
terof E. V. Lew4, M. le,. underwent an tlpera-
tion iu Unnn a hospital on Monday and is now
iImewLtaad Yids as Julia Le•et.' areas can he xrewal,ingf 1s
town. while Mr. Level,. comes down every day.
Mr. and Mr,. Chas,, Blackstone And daugh-
ter, Mid, 1'. Blackstone, lett yesterday after-
noon on a trip to England, where they pun
peso -trending Gm winter, They were aocom-
eanteu by Nle. Black -.tote', *,,ter, Miss 1:. •
liiackstoue, who spent the past summer in
Lowe.
Last Saturday A. Reid. who has been innior
clerk in the local branch of the Bank ot Com -
mere, for seve,al months. left fur hie house to
eafort01 for a ehott vtait before going west to
report for d'ay at the Winnipeg office of the
'sink. The vacancy here td being tilled by J.
F- Rales, of 1/Wawa.
L V savage; who ,has been expre', nles-
senger for :be Canadian, Express Co. on live
Goderish Hu ado run fur the peat four. peers.
wee transfer this week to the Southempton
- Toronto run. Mr, -lavage wily'utakc hie
home in 3o'ltbampton. He moved his faintly
a•,I household effect,' to that town thl. week.
Page
Cnnatlaa 'treaty.. seesesper The family
Herald .aid K eekly star. Sinatra/0 . 5
New Catalogue -Cent r6l Business ''ollege:
Toronto , .. - 9t
Watch Wisdom J. e Davey . . .. • .-.. 1
11 aU:he..11 2.1 - w'aIlsr H Hern'nn . a ... .. 10
t)kh .'eatery Reared et" C. Pridham 0
Bingle Pere for Thenkegiring- F. F Lwr
Amer,. ...... .. .. 9
New Fall ligri• W. .%cheae/1A son • 2
Young Men Wanted Y. M. ':. A -10
T'hark.aieing Postal Cards Geo. Porter.... 10
Hoye and lire.; w anted Mooney Riscuit R
(Andy 1'0., Ltd.. Stratford .. . .. .,1
A w eek s BnaineseNew..--J, H. Cdborfe. •4.
Tax Zetens(on W m. Campbell .... .- e
1400,10004 Howell' Hardware Co . .
l oO• Alm -item at Rlliott y�
Reader -G T. It::. . . 1
'te-v-.nt Wanted--}lt.. W'mlaos... 1-
Rte-ader-Mr, $',ghww,„E'e Bpecieliet S .
-A mitten" 'rine-Geo. HoHaad end. N no. IS:
• %flush , . . .. 1
(NEie.toRoot -J. P. Brown'-:.. ., t
414,1 Wanted Mee,. -ale . 1
' to Gddericb-,l W Ilenirotlgh-.__... 1
,Noties %to'row air Morgan. .. ...
Anne' J. wf Yanatter,N
Reeder. --l.:. H.. Wick '. .. .- S
Weekiy Store News -Caaeoae ilepart-
'me•tal Store 0.
The l:tght "oats Aro Herr " Hodgeoe Bros, In
►tango for Vele . A. MacKinnon . 1
Stray Cattle It. Postletbwa/til. Cbiof of
• Police
Cattle tot Yate • it. Masan. ..,,
ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL.
Continued from page 0.
Financial statement for twelve
months from the :Inch September,
Ha)11, to the 1st of 0 )ctober, l91U.
agc T 1 r•re,
Ilabvnwin o.. hand :ilk h .eptemher. MOP $
y(en, Need (ron: Hank of Mune real •111.00
.• Bank Of 1 ouuneroe :24.10
' .. 'Berlina }lank :15.01
" etelwlan Bros. „ jle
" town ,wuncil chi) -p/
" DAnghte.re of the Km
pin. (including 111ll'J.4.1
for ' wall 2•J1.43
Huron Lodge 1.U.U.F. 7,M1.)
" Herat Chap., Mamma :soft
" Home Circle ... sol
Friend.. ` 5.W
" Rev. Sir,
Friend.
.5.00
A nor ymoua
"' Huron county -.00401011 • 1410:
" Untarie Government. 301,•1?
I'lark tt.tate. balance 1
subscription . . , X) .4)
J. ft. 'McKenzie .4,111 f
Prelhar,, Estate 15..4)
" F. H. Holmes. .. Saps'
L A. M,. London, lest:i e(
•• patient, . .. ..... • 3 br ._.
Total .:.. 13.911.13
rl)eeyhr-ri WMA
Paid tab, 01000 nor.o.int v ..1 25,31
• for ew.ti. Hnim••-. Lee and M c.
Kwan ... .... 311e, u.
n 0•••01linrotts Aseeunts Y.t.nl ,
' caretaker.. ... 0.1.51'
' electric light ... acre; I
' for i',, ...... ,.. ..... 11)..11111)..111,..
water rate,.. • 114.8)
• ('. harper, plumbing, repairing.
etc
14e,urauee .
Is. Munn painting " el.; .
• (:lea•. l... relate. Cle•
•for butch, 1 meet .
' nutter and egg"
nn,ir, bread And Meal ..
94.40
' tea And e-otto,-
' (100lram,•and other. eegeteble,. ..
1415
1113.07
111.21
0(4.41
114.':4
t2.30
34.01
. grocery,..11(1 ldpprevisions
•. denote silt nuicine...
•• nasi ire. mid enrlical soppllee. . 78,00
.• hoer. wine And spirits 1.101
ap
' Iredenng, nery, house turni401
Ings.' su:. tin 51
bratnts, bn..nea, mope. ntc.. ... 23.19
e alarle- anal W1toree.. 0 1.ti,74
}qt' retIL 0► te1r'ee-'(04(5(0.. 1:10.00helm nee ..... . .., -.,. 1119.11
Total.... . .. 13)0. i 43
Following the adoption of the re.
floe( the president asked for an ez-
prension of views by those present as
to the proemial for rt new hospital.
Several persons responded. and the
general opinion /teemed to be that as
ay
d,0_ats potedhle a new hoepitsf should
he created. I)r..Sfacklin statist that
the doctors 1,f the town were unea-
sily of ehre opinion •that a new
hftspititl was needed at once. They
stnngll advieeed egotiust the expend-
iture ot anymore money on the pres-
ent building. The question of the
hest meth,ld of financing the' project
was dinemosed and several plane were
proposed.
Toe trea+urer, 'C. A.. Nairn, Rub-
. netted his financial I'eport, which was
1•ecet'ed and referred to the auditors.
A vote of thanks to the preeideht
and hoard of trustees for their services
during the past year Wail unanimously
and heartily' carried.
Mr. Nairn ewes notice that at the
next general tnc..fin-g '. Weida naive
• that the byltwa bee amended by pro.
viding that the hoard consist of
eleven member* insteitd of ten. It is
desire(' to give the president of the
Medical Seciely of thle town a plare at
the bolted, ex Mike,:l ext year's hoard, cansieting of
s Holt and Doyle and Memos.
Netirn, Meager, Mclionald. McLean,
Kidd. Hcdgens, Flint and el0.y0r Cam-
eron. pros re elected. Meese*. Lane end
Tigers were again appointed auditor,
'At the conclusion ni .the• meeting
Mee ft. Ii. Smith, on hehelf of the
Daughters of the Empire, advised the,
presidentthat on the opening of 'ewe*
hospital the I)atlghters of theFinpire
would hand the treanlrey-is'i•heg11' for
gLtKe1, hoa- th
'rho rd at afterwards and
elected otlfoern e. fellows : Pre'lident,
•I edge, Halt : vice-president., Judge
Ikty fP : trOaatlrer, ('. A. :Salm o ; sec-
#iotary, H. K. Hodgens,
Events Leading Up to the Present Goes
troversy. 'r
lli.hnp Felten is '1 a scarf of n live
I) emit revere) to which a good deal' of
newepeper space. pm been devoted
during the greet week. Fee the 'nh►r-
metion_of threw who. have tot kept
track of the mi. ter 0'• the daily
papers. we will give •e v.•ry brief and
neer eerily :en ir•.rnpleee review of
the incident; le,tdi"g op 1r, the iemlring
by the !bebop o.° his statement on the
sultject•, which is etil,Ii.hed ott'page
a of thin paper.
Mishap Palliln er P•*ther Fallon, as
he ws'then' wee •osr.teelelet yi'arsago
a priest at Utte eta and WAS then ah-
rused, whether rightly or wrongly, of
having ereoWirt antagonistic In some
manner- to the French Canadian ode
Mope.Afterward.' he woo for .nine
:Pets at Huffily. until a ?PW months
1L EW 7,N.. in Ooderich. on Tuesday, October
lath, to Mr. and' Mr*. J. J. McKwen, -a
daughter,
NORRIS. In Ooderich. on w(edneeday. Oc-
tober 19th. to Mr, and ire.Norris. Kant
atter!, a daughter,
l'RINGLIf. In Ooderich, .on Th' rsday, Oc-
tober 1411, to Mr. and Mrs. Thoeyy.. I'ringle,
a eon.
JAM(B.-la Ooderich, on Tue.dky,\October
hr.
hitt, to Mr. and MGeorge Inc..*
MARRIEU.
LOVS--BARKER.-At the re.idenoe ofMrs,
(lean. Colborne township. on Tuesday. I h
dost,. by Rev. Dr. Medd. Fred T. T. Love.
of Gods -dere to Mese Ida -11. Barker. of
(Colborne.
HA('1 lrTT WlLBH.-At the residence of
the-lride's father. Matthew welsh, Huron
townehlp, on Deptemtter lath, hy Rev.
John eAcearlane, Kincardine, Waiter 1..
Hackett. M.B.. of Detroit, to Mise Agnes
Welsh.
MITCHICLI.-2LL107T.-At therouidencc of
the bride•'.. father, -on September 21.t, by
Rev. H.J. ('ondell, of Bayfeli, Miss Mary
Louisa. daughter Of Thoma* Elliott, of the
1st eoueee.,Oa of (Roderick township. l0
AIeiarx+er Mitchet'. of Stanley towu.brp,
01E0.
MA( EeT• L -H. - In tkxlerlett. on Sall:Ma
October 15th. John Charles Maclutoeh,
aged 74 year* and 11 months,
WHITRLY. in (Iederieb, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober IMA, Borah i3eton McMahon. relict of
the lata Joseph Whitely, aged 7.; yoap., 7
PARSONS. At the realdence of he: .on In
law, Loftus a. L)•bcby, lioderieh, on Mote
- day. 'Mtober lreh, Janet Gardner, third
daughter of the late Major Uardner, of
Athel•tan, Quebec. and widow of the late
Edmund Henry Parsons, of Montreal. aged
dM years,
daughter.
AUCTION SALES.
wee -roomier. October itch- --Anet ion -Ale of
household femlture and--fhrnlehfngs. retro
mewing it 1:81 sharp efie property of A, 1.04
Mclimv.u.p, W ateeet, Upderich • tern'.
rash. . UUN nor, aurtloneer.
-Return Tickets at Single Fare
eels (band Trunk Railway system
account Thanesglving Day between
I all etatinns in Canada, also to Niagara
Fells Anil Ruffen, New York, Detroit.
1 and Poet Huron, Mich. Omni „going
October est, 29, 311, 81, return Fruit
November 2rn1, 19101 re tick.'te
teem F. F. Iawn!ne red Trunk
town agent, Ooderiott.
OPERA HOUSE
GROCERY
One door off Square, Xfneston Si.
EVERYTHING FRESH,
PURE AND GO 01►.
THIS WEEK
Apples
We have several barrels
of Snows which' will he sold to
clear at 215o per 11 -quart basket.
Get a basket while the Stock lasts.
New Rai -ins
New Currants
New Dates
Nei,' Pigs
New Prunes
Biscuits
['lo, And i''sncy - complete
stuck fresh every few -days.
Headquartere fore oho.* batter
and fresh Hggs.
Jno. W. Yanatter
Opera House Block
;Phone 144 Kingston Street
/f 1 •ouHaven't a l =riend
Buy a Kodak
0)orl't go on your vacation
without 4 Kod.tt. Thr
No. 3F.P.K. $17.50
i, very .citable. \\'e carry till
other style's.
. All !nettuctiens free...
Send un your Blois redevelop
and print.
SAI LOW§
Cc:ser Montreal
Street and Square GODEKI(t1
Hobby ha.l just rettunr(1 fr•.,,ti re-
fired, slay at Scheel. end his tnotho i
asked him what he. had learned.
Didn't learn anything. ' se d Hobby..
'•\Vbat did you de, then i" ' Didn't
do anything. a Indy wanterl to know 1
how to spell 'cat,' and 1 ooh e•r "
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Quality Store
Sweet Potatoes
e4wret Potatoes • • \
r,ew 1n tturk six peon.
CRANBERRI i'
\1'e have just 1e,
of Ce an berries. -- 1
E.1•,y Slacks," Teel
.
< htt 4er. Two pounds.! •
GREEN TOMATOES
J. t\ a are offer leg o.,..
tees this' week at, psi' 1
COFFEE
Try a pound ('f- our
i'enil of Coffee. 1'(.0 .e
:t- tight. sl with it. Pet 1•
-hit,lnrnt of fie.):
n1 f'Iarlkh'1is 057'r-
saturday, -
it igbeet print k'eel f:.,
of farm produce.
Choice Butter and (•':r -
H. R. La. 1G
H01.i.
Special Offer to New Subscribers
nu« t(r Ian.
ii st, 19 1 2 --fifteen months ---for only
TheRight 11This has beefs demonstrated beyond question the pat few week. Coats are Here
business does not -come to any store the way it has been coming here,
good reason. That relson is found in the all-round goodness of the stock th
on our racks today. The.hest styles and leading lines of Canadian and (:
manufacturers_ have been assembled in out \
New Sweater Coats
A big shipnl •ret of oldies' it n.1
girls natty Coats right from the
still this week. Every style gen sl.
perfect -fitting gannet, in white •
nr-cul $1 • $ fi.5O
1 1 values to e#
5 -inch Taffeta
Ribbon I Sc
A big lot just in free' Switzer-
land." All silk Taffeta Ribbn,
Full 5 inehee widt\, The correct
width for hair bows, 1) 1'fi c k ,
white, eerdinel, sky. pink. etc, i.
Splendid ribbon ata papa- 15c
lar pries. per yard
d
department and make tip a stock that h ;.
equal hereabouts, whether looked at from \ 1 -i
point of good stvie or good' value. There
wideness- of choice both_ .as to :style, color a11t1
materials that fehv stores attempt to show: '1'i':
garments are here for your inspection and
find us always.ready to show them.
Man -tailored Coats in black and colors.
$10.00 to $25.00
High-class (ierman-made Coats, $7.50 to
$30.00
Elderly Ladies' Coats, $10M0 to $30.00
Caracul, Plush or Sealette Coats, $20.00 to
$40.00
Cloth Coats with__fur collars, extra spc.iai
each $25,110
Au Extra (load Stock -of Uirls' and Young
Ladies' Costs
Quite the best showing of girls' and yCunir
ladies' Coats we have ever attempted to start
season with', Strong, serviceable garments th'tl
have good style as well. Many styles to 'CieLi
from. All tailor-made.
Children's Coats $3,50 to $7.00
Misses' Coats $5.00 to $ 15.00
Black, Il:iv\,'red, green, brown_and gray.
You will Want;New Gloves
9 Vim will net find it tetter place to get them than here. The
1iggesteetook ice ever .0 11*o'd n geaillm with. All our well known
etnnderel lines in a full range_ of_ s wit�i one or re: :re net`
makes added. Every pair absolutely guarruitrr,T----
IFeal Kid Gloves, fedi guaranteed $1 .00
High-grade genuine French Kid Gloves, all sizes. black or
colors $1.25 and $1.110
Heavy Leather Gloves, pique sewn; mannish effect $1.25 and $1.40
Silk -tined Mocha Gloves, new shades . .. $1.150
Dent's genuine English -made Chamouette Gloves, per pair. 76c
No ; ter Vests at 25c
You won't get a hotter Vest'for
the looney than our extra eperial
eft it -1w- mode- iroth eI9aa,---
pure yarns, soft finish, g o .v'tl
weight, 'has open frooteand nn •k
nireiy trihlntel. A .. p I n.1 i .1
\'rest for /early fell or winter wen r.
Gassy or white. Drnwor•s 25e
t(.•tnat. h. Per garment
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