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THE SIGNAL : GUUEltlCH, ONTARIO
District News.
LOTHIAN.
TUESDAY. Sept.:th.
Norge. Miss. Lew Grant. of De-
troit, spent a few days visiting friends
here Malcolm McLeod and son.
Robert. of Chicagu, are vieitieg et Mo
Leto's .... Mr. and Mts. O'Hara. of
l'besley, are speod ng some time here
the guest., of the latter'a mother, Mrs.
Gilioore Geo. Swan, of Gr'orge-
t 0 w n, i s spending a week
under the parental root Mrs.
Geo. Swan and Eli Meek are among
those who are taking in Toronto Ex-
hibition tbis week Rev. R. H.
Barnby, of Lambeth. was here foe a
f••w days seeing his father, Thos.
Hamby. who, we are sorry to report.
in quite poorly.. . . Mt. end Wire.
Thos. Sandy. Mess Minnie and Elliot
sandy took in the 'Toronto Exhibition
last week.
WESTFIELD.
WtDNEADAY, Sept. tltb.
figuti n. -A. M. Robettaon. of Gode-
rich, spent a few days last week visa,-
log
isitlog a few of his old pupite and trends
in this locality Mr. sod Mrs.
Wesley Farrow spent at few days last
week at Toronto Exhibition The
Toronto Exhibition visitors this week
from around bete are A. W. C. and
Mrs. Hsrdisty, Harvey sod Mrd. Mc-
Dowell. John McDowell. sr., David
Ramsey, Albert Campbell Roy
atackbou.e, of Rlvth, is cisitiug in the
neighborhood Miss Gladys Mc-
Dowell returned to t.oderieb Colle-
giate oo Monday The Misses
Bamford returned to Wiouipeg last
ween after a month's visit with their
patents and many friends bete.... .
School re -opened oo September let in
charge of Raymond Redmond. W e
,wish Mr. Redmond slid also the pupils
in his charge every success 'lin.
J. N. ('a npbell is spending • sew days
in Kincardine at the hoe of her
brother. John Hiles The pulpits
on that/circuit were occupied oo- ua-
day last by the pastor. Rev. R. A. Mil
ler, after :t three weeks vecatioa-
His many friends were pleased to
hear bleu in his pulpit again.
LEgBURN.
TUESDAY. Sept. 5tb.
LKEBURN LOCALS. -Hume Clutton
is at the Toronto Exhibition this
week... .. Miss Ruth Shaw is visiting
friends at Haaev.s... -- . Mow Laura
Lwten+layer.Ilatt Tawas, for Gods -
rich Mrs. D. Seaton and coil:
dren. of Goderich. spent a few days
with Mr. and Mot. A. Horton
Arthur Fulford is hen from Cobalt to
epmd a month at his odd home .
Celia Lynn. of Goderich. spent a few
dsys with her aunt. Mrs. John Cbis-
hoko.. ...Mime Lillian McManus has
returned to take chartist of our school.
after spending her hodays at home.
The Misses Rapson. of Hullett,
are the guests of Mrs. John Horton.
- Mess Jean Clutton has gone to
Perth ••aunty to teach school ..
Mir. Mary Gordon. of Sheppardti.n.
:,pent last week with the Misses Hor-
ton .. Harty Freeman happened
with a very paioful accident last
week. when one of his horses kicked
flim and broke his jaw,,bone. His
hand was badly hitt. too. At the
time of writing he is doing xs well ail
could 1.e expected The Suodav
school held ite annual picnic on Labor
Duy at the lake. The weather wan
fine end the children all enjoyed
themselves. The afternoon wad anent
with games and races for the children
and in the evening the young folds
made t, bonfire on the beach.
ST. HELENS.
TUESDAY. Sept. 5th.
lie. 1( rc. THKIit WoRI(.-Thr teach -
roused students have ell taken their
departure --Miss 1V. D. Rutherford to
teach Southampton. Miss Elizabeth
th
Rutherford to lyes! Wawan•osb. se.
Jovnt to Belmont. Ronald Clerk to
(i,idelch .Collegiate, Mie. Elizabeth
Miller to S. No, a, Miss May Cam-
eren to attend the Model !School at
Clinton. Mise l.oleres (lark and [tur-
een Phillips to the le Ilegi•te at (lode -
rich. Ni.,.. Greta and .lean Webb
Edna Aril Nina Weed.. Annie Rather
fotd and ('brisey Miller and ('ase
TFuroin to Viugham Collegiate. Miss
Emma Woods to the Winghaeu
near College.
NOii+•. -Mies Anna'ituart is spend-
ing the week in Toronto. Mr. and
Mrs. Jat. P udon took in the Toronto
Exbihition Inst week . . Mr. and
Mrs. G. Welsh. Me. and Mn. W. E.
McPhee -..o. Win. and J.'hn Md2uillan,
R. Clark,' .1. R. Webster end Mr. Craig -
mile left for Toronto today.. . Jobo
Clark, of Ter.nto, spent Sunday at
home ...... Miss Laura Salkeld has re-
turned to (..dericb after spending a
few weeks bete. . S. S. No. 4 was.
opened today by our new teacher.
Kies Graham... . Miss M. E. Salkeld
of (ioderich, spent Sunday herr
The pulpit ir. Calvin rhumb on Sab-
bath was occupied by • student. F.
McKenzie. of iwochabb.' Next Sab-
bath
bath Rev. Mr. )dila, .4 Ayr. will
officiate.
Dram Or JOHN II. M(Cst.eeTIIL--
Tbe sad news. o0 Wcdueedey. of the
death of John D. Mil 'roil ie. of (eras y'
Lake. Alta.. was. tilts a shock to bis
telatives here. His brother. W. 14.
McCro,t,e, of this place, wee .kitting
him 041 the tune i d he arrived home
on $.i Md.y night with the hod) The
funeral took place on Monday feet,
the teen. 01 W.. . Mc( rester. and war
very lergely .trended Services, were
condu-ted to fees. .1. 14. Dun, ao. o1
Lucknow, and the Kamm k lodge.
Mn. McCroetie and other relatives of
the (tee -eased have the sy mp.atby .4 the
community in their bereavement Dr.
J. K (ioedon sad Mrs. (.nrdon and
son Keith. ,1 Ottawa, And Mies Ben
McC rise ie. of iMoadway. New York.
s pore boom for the (.neral.
Tars t• wore l,etaria.eurasetamt et ;ale
mum,' hu al: ems Mi/'ees pet taselaer.
sed nal .1 • re lest IOW rear, was wpMN to be
Incurable ran a uproot away rears teeth
,remain ed u • Iera1 limos, wed tir.rrnial
Neat remoter. and tsy essataer tr ranks to
e•,r. sof'« Waal treat won owetioir.d K is.•
manna nae anted oati.rrrv%f to be a
:oau tatetasaal dn..ar and ttere.slNsinns
nenautitas.al treatmmwt_ Son's( *terra
•nanudsrt.red W y 7 (-uTolmanCa. To
OM. 1. dee CM/ amain unseat rare the
•.sari.. 1 r taball oo tate-aaIty W donee hem
la trues t• a •easpwase I It user Wireetrr es
1rkleXerwed
earmfuw.rWbA laasq mat
Itrod
•seal i radar teen
eremites, .and tee
b, J cu f a t D e• O Taman ,t,
i i1r eie e.ya.w..
HOLYROOD.
TUESDAY, Sept. 51b.
Nine or PHK Witt=. -Elsner• Ack-
ert look in the Toronto Exhibition
from Saturday until Monday .. ,
School opens today with Miss Mc-
Queen. of Le•miugtoo, as teacher.
Rev. Mr. Ford, of Teerswater,
took the service here on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ackert are
spending • sew days visiting the Tat-
ter's parental, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray -
ward, of Ethel Miss Elma Bur-
kit�ts vtsj►ing friends Dear Toronto
for �eekf Mr. and Mts. Burkitt
atter. e e funeral of the latter's
aunt, Mee. Robinson, of 8t. August-
ine, a week ago Sunda . ... Mr. and
Mn. T. Gerson and faatilyy peat •
week visiting friends at Kincardine
and Oweo Sound Mies Mae
Henry and Miss Flossie Haines, of
this place, are attending high school
in Lucknow,
AUBURN.
CHICKENS AND HENS WANTED,
.. alive, for cash or trade. ttlgheat price
raid. W. T. RIDDELL, Auburn. sett
TENNIS -on account of the Blyth
(-aorta being eighteen feetshorter
than the local court, our tennis play -
eta, who accepted the Blyth club's in-
vitation to meet them on their own
grounds atter defeating them at Gode-
rich on August 3rd, went down to de-
feat on 'Thursday at Blyth. In the
local contest in men's doubler, Naylor
and Lawson carried off the champion-
ship, defeating McDonald and Bions
11-2 8-4, Dr. Weir and Sturdy 6-4, and
Rollinson and Munro 311, 63, 7-5.
R iDNESDA t. Sept. 6th.
News jloTtit,--Mr, And Mrs. Gen. F.
' Deustedt visited their dagKbter, Mrs.
Strausser, at Schein Mlle, over Labor
Day Dr. B. t'. R'err \j es in Tor-
onto
oaonto Thursday and Friday of hist
Seek Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Naylor
sad ,on visited friends at Brussels and
Ethel last week Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Clarke and the Misses Erratt are
aaking.io the Canadian National Ex-
hibition this ,peek. Ralph Munro
left Monday night to attend the Gode-
rich Collegiate institute Miss
Dora Farguaon returned to Caiosville
on Monday- to resume charge of the
school there. Her sister, Herdic ac-
conipani d her and ei11 visit bet for a
few days ....Mrs. Ervin Hunter and
two children. of Cr.nbrook, visited at
A. A. Naylor's from Astufday till
Wednesday Frank Sturdy re-
turned to Winghaw ou Monday to
attend high school -for another tet•►u..
.Will Finglsud ie home from Gow-
ganda for a couple of weeks After
holidaying for two weeks Rev. R A.
Miller returned on Saturday and ooeu-
pied his own pulpit here Sunday
morning. Schiwl opened here on
Tuesday with A. A. Naylor in charge.
Miss May i,enetedt )vas in Blyth
on Sunday ('. A. Howson is put-
ting • cement foucdation render bis
barn Mies Luella Stalker, of
Wingham, visited for afew days with
Mts. J. Johnson.... .Masi J. Mole is
visiting friends in Toronto Misses
Alice and Hannah Mole went to
Southampton on Monday by auto.
COLBORNE.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 6th.
bi(�t AW ELEVATOR. - M.GAW
iteyater will commence batineu t.d.y
for ti. masa and will receive. grain of all
hind•- yd will be corm %redor.dar- Than.day
and Fries' .1 'es• h week. Hfrbe•t velem
ata usaseed. .t.ALL! N.
LOC H A LSH.
Slo�uay. sept. ith.
1 HRotiAlpe-Roy McKenzie,
eel of John N McKenzie, Lath con -
settees. bad ! he misfortune last Tues-
day to suffer a fracture o4 -one -of his
arms it appears that while he was
amusing Isteneelf along with a c
,
-
nion,io the loft of a driving abed,
Wippeniug to step backwards be fell
through au opening in the flour,
which had been inadvertently lett un-
closed. mid alighted on some machin•
ere "t..red below. with the result ea
abate -tater. the young lad was
immediately taken to Kintail, where
the arm was set by Dr. Simpson.
Owing to his youth and vigorous con-
stitution, thesufferer will in all prob-
:tbditi ...son recover (rim his painful
injury.
Naomi, -Miss Mar geret Artiste -mg. of
Kenilworth. 111.. is visiting at the
paternal home... Malcolm McLeod, of
bC ietgo, 111.. is renewing old acquaint-
ances in this locality Miss Tema
McLennan returned home last week,
after a sew week. visit with friend.
in London Mrs, D. McLennan,
who, in company- with her daughter,
Mies Mary McLennan. has been visit-
ing friends at ttauk Ste. Marie, re-
turned home last week. Ilia, Mc-
Lennan intends rrw*initg for et sine
time longer at that town Last
8rrnday a party drove out from (lode-
ricb. in a livery conveyance, and
attended the morning services at Asb-
deld Presbyterian church. and also
*Sited friend« during the day. It
was reimposed of tb. following: Mr.
and Mn. D. N. Mcheozie sod Mies
Sara Mclnts re, of Godencb, the
Misses Mad sad Annie McKenzie
sed Mies King. of Detroit Mrs.
John R. llcDorrald. of the ith
oones.aion. Huron. who has been UI
toe a considerable time with perni-
cious anaemia. is at present very low
and little hope is entertained for her
resin ery Mn. McDoneld is a sister
of Mrs John N McKenzie, 13th con-
.eesion. Ashfield The following
left last Thursday to Tait the Tomtit..
Exhibition : Miss Minnie Sandy, Mr.
and Mr. Thos. Sandy. Elliot Sandy
and Herbert Enaigo Ralph Bug -
la,. )r.. is tearing today to attend the
Kiocardine high school. May bis
carver is lite be a Lumpy and sueo.ws-
tul nee Mier Rhoda McK.nrie
and [Fno. Malayans have left to teach
in their respective echoeole Frank
McKenzie. 13th concession, conducted
the church service' at let. Helens and
Lanese -ills last Sunder ....It was
with • pang of regret th..t on. morn-
ing lest week we nhe.-, s ed that the
Mien swallows wet•., g• .n. The swal-
lows are insentient *simmer bards and
ars hers only tout months of the
whole year. en that when tMll go the
.nets suer goes with them The lose.
.sold winter moa he tarso before we
bear again their chsNrtn I t w(tter'inrg
and observe. thee; quirk. agile move
mate es they .peat ' h nuv), . k..1,
Verrone' titer.-TLe voters' list for
the township of Colborne, which has
just beets tamed. eont•ine 5118 Mamma
Of this number. MS are in part 1.: LA
its part 1I. sad 16 i.w part Ill. The
number p.ii .4 is o ou juries is
DUNLOP.
N zrNRSDAY, Sept. Oth.
Dcwwr DoiNoa-31.r. and lin.
Charles McNeil are attending the
Toronto Wr this week M. J.
Tobin also spent a sew days in the
Queen pity The Lamborn Sunday
sobaA bead their anneal picnic oo the
lake bank on Labor Day. The
weather was perfect but the attend-
ance was not up to the average. as
many of the young people are away
from home Mir. Ruth Shaw ie
vista friends in Hanover et present.
Hume Oluttoo is on a trip to
Toronto, also taking in 8t. Marys and
Stratford ......8cbool opened on Fri-
day, but the attendance was very
small. 8clieol work, however, is row
in full swing, with about thirty on the
roll.
PORT ALBERT.
TUESDAY. Sept. 5th.
Noris. -Ed. Olver, of Hamilton,
sprat a few days at his home here....
Mr. and Mrs. Dotaurt sad two chil-
dren. of Berlin, visited Mr, and Mrs. J.
Shoenhala on Labor Day.. Mrs.
Will Hayden, of Goderi.b. visited in
our burg the past week Mee. N.
Cunningham and Wallace are taking
in the Toronto Exhibition Miss
Allis Johustoo, of Goderich, visited
friends here on Sunday Will
Carey- is not improving :t.. rapidly as
we would wish Mies Winnie
Cunnioghsm left on Monday to attend
school in Clinton.
HYMENEAL. -On Wednesday. Aug-
ust 30th. the home of FAncia Cuo-
niaghtnt was the scene of a vers- es-
teem' ivg even, the occasion being the
marc re of bis second daughter.
Lieu.- a Isabel, to George Lane. of
Lane,- die. The ceremony was per-
formed at 6 p. m. by Rev. W. Con-
way, in the presence of the immediate'
relatives of the bride and groom. The
bride. who was given away hy her
father. was becomingly attired in •
gown of cream satin covered with net.
'I7ae weddinv march was played by
Miss Rheta Treleaven, a niece of the
groom. After the usual expressions
of congratulations and good wished all
retired to the diningroom, where a
sumptuous repast was served. The
remainder of the evening was spent in
music and games. The bride was the
recipient of many beautiful preeento
among them being a costly locket.. the
gift of the groom. The brides going -
away suit wee of cream serge.
Among the guests from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. A. Treleaven and
family, of Ripley, and two sisters of
the bride. Mies Mary Cunningham, of
Toronto. and Mrs. McLean. of Wolver-
ton.
GETTING READY.
Preparations for the Goderich Industrial
Exhibition -Prospects of a Good Show. I
Th. hoard of director- o1 the Gott.- !i
rich industrial Exhibition are busy
' these. dave xrrangiug to make this)
year's show el the heon record. The i
ground and buildings are being fixed
up and the main building has been
reeved and cement piers put under the
' centre pillars.
Entries ere coming in satisfactorily
and Fevers) merchants already have
seeused display space. Parties desir-
ing apace should see the ,secretary. F.
E. Hingham, who hat the matter in
hand.
Arrangements are about complete
list the special attrictioos, consisting
of seine of the beet that can 1.e pro-
cured. Among the numner of side-
shows secured for the Midway, the
.taring Bobby Leech, who made the;
trip over Niagara Falls in a barrel re-
cently, bag been engaged and will be
on exhibition. A number ..1 other
Midway attractions have agreed to
come. further particular- of which •
will be given 1ster.
The prize lists arc ready for distri
bntion and inay be secured on applica-
tion to the secretary.
Intending exhibitors are :.:ked to
make their entries as early as poseihle.
Mr.'Biogham will receive them at the
inserance office of J. W. C'raigie, next
the C. P. R. ticket oMee-
FALL FAIRS -19U.
--
T. iron to iCanadien Natio nett- Aug .
36 -Sept- 11
London (Western Flair),. Sept. 8-16
Walkerton Se t. 13, 14, 15
Stratford Sept. 14. 15
Exeter ............... Bent. 18, la
Ooderich. _... .........f•pt. 18. 19, 20
Listowel .... ... ........ Sept 19, 20
Mitchell ..-... Sept. 10. all
Kincaedbe Sept. 211, 21
7.unch Sept. 20, 21
Atwood .... Sept, 21. 22
Lucknow Sept. 21. t.2
Seaforth Sept. 26, 27
Ripley Sept. 27. 28
Harrietoa . Sept. iii, 2ti
Wiogbam Sept. 28, 29
Milverton............ Sept. 28, 29
To erten Oct. 3
Blyth Oct. 3, 4
Tesswater ......Oct. 4. 5
Brussels ..Oet. 5, 6
Dungannon.... Oct. 5, 6
Kirktoll. ... Oct. 5. 6
Gores. Oct_ 7
Bay field. ....... .... ....Oct, 10, 11
FARMERS NEED U. M MARKET.
The Farmers' Sun : it is puerile in
an agricultural rouotry like Canada,
which cannot bope to export man u -
factures largely, to talk of limiting
the farmer to the h.•rme and English
rnwrkets. The English market takes
in largs quantities only wheat and its
products. meats, rattle. cheese and but-
ter. But the fanners of Deem +. coo -
not and do not grow wheat profitably
under the present conditions of price
and cost and the Engliab market for
meats. cattle and cheese is falling cif:
for Mutter it has almost named it is
clear that wbil. the American mar•
kat is closed. the oppnetunitks rd the
Oatatio farmer for profitable produc-
tion are steadily narrowing. That is
• ' .osideration which ought to
awaken the intereat of the town. and
villages Aepr.ndoat on the faraweee'
prosper,ty. It b. eannetgr•esv wheat
and cannot keep up his siipenentrs of
Battle. anus bettor sand ti r,
Prig' , .. a-, .. c ' at •
al, .r e.r•'pencit • fella'
011lflCi'S
\\Teakness
A wwmea's reproductive
organs are in else mast is.
tense sad continuos* Mir
polity with her kidneys.
The slightest disorder intls
kidneys brings about a
corm:speeding dIseam in
Use reproductive arg•�s.
DodIG
d'. dnc Piliti dy re-
storing lbs kidneys to their
perfect condition, (resent
and cyte those fearful &o-
urders peculiar to momma
Pale y.. gab, werwout
mothers, suffering wise,
aad women en upon
the Cham dLa. your
best (rimes a ,T
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
MISS EDITH L. COUZENS
TEACHER
Pupil or Prot. Mutio and student of
Alma college. ia prepared to 'ire
ich.o..- iu Pyne and Oran. Pupil.
prepared for t-ecy.r-dry and •'oe.err
ator)" eiamipa� � Tbor�{� 1 aitbo
atrn-• anreei THC (i A R' O N A t: t.
BOLMF2it-ILLE
FALL
SKINSORES
Wks troubled wilt tall
raahm;easma. or mg _Iddo
disease apply Zallh
imegeMl.g haw quickly M some
Ms sasastnia mad stiaalaal Alai
sarin tuba. Mems. wren sad ptlsa.
Zeus -Sok in tmradefres amebae.
1.1 eauraces. we animal tats-oo
mberal peter. Meat formes 1
•ewurasdarwalhahro wa
1711 -F:1) .,
PURIFIED HIS BLOOD
Dr. Morse's Indian Root P111e
Hsslod Mr. Wilson's' forms
When the sewers of the body -bowels,
kidneys and skin duces-get clogged up,
the blood quickly becomes impure and
frequency sores break out over the body.
The way to heal them, as Mr. Richard
Wilson, who lives near London, Ont.,
found, a to purify the blood. He
writes:
"For some time I had leen in a low,
depressed condition. My appetite Wt
me and I soon began to suffer from indi-
gestion. Quite a number of small sores
and blotches formed all over my skin- I
tried medicine for the blood and used
many kinds of ointments, but without
satisfactory results. What was wanted
was a thorough cleansing of the blood,
and I looked about in vain for some medi-
cine that would accomplish this.
At last Dr. Morse's Indian Root Alb
were brought to my notice, and they are
one of the most wonderful medicines I
have ever known.
M blood was puri-
fied p
ari
fied in a very short time, sores healed rep,
my indigestion vanished. They always
bave a place in my home and are looked
upon as the family remedy."
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills cleanse
the system thorough(/. Sold by all
Nies at 25c a box,
Are Your Kidneys
Working Properly?
It Will Pay You Well to Make Sar.
There's been a at of "guessing" about
rheumatism and rheumatic pains gener-
al1y, but you can b.• dead sure that little
pain act oss your back came from de-
creased kidney acti,m.
The kid:te.'s du•r b to filter the blood
--take out the impurities collected by
tee reunite; Wood stream -do it just
like aeon -Orme cotton in a funnel filters
the Immo-sties from polluted water
Oleo iht. kilrieyc are not seeking you
are bole I fee .sae .1 two MUT.rs--Dia-
tete. a, 1 Rri„ ht's Disease er Rheuma-
ticn. i.ut:,ha;fn and Sciatica. The for-
tr r tura is usually fatal, and the latter
afew; ;,sinful, ban you need not have
either, as they tote can be easily pre-
vented.
T1.. very hest pr; ccription for all kd-
nev tr.robles is Xva.'s Stnne Root-Cnrn-
pt-tnd 1t i; n • patent" Medicine,
but a ss.-ntiic prescription Composed
of Srnrteroot. Huchu. juniper and other
Pane hes of proved value. More than
that, it has been pr',ved by thousands
who hay- had glad relief frons its use
Thera s n.thing gate so miserable as
the des;inn results of ick kidaets
You are triilmg with your own future
when you rietlect s. simple a terr•caution,
as a pleasant hems treatment with %gal's
Stone Root Comp -toad alien re-ults are
OM certain
It soothes tiled ter irritation, gives
you rest and c- tent rt at st,he and makes
life once more eny,vable
Tow kalif et liver and bladder are all
depesdest upon oar seNh►r, lied Nyai's
=tans Root mpousd is 'mina lady
eto Wig them ail
Sold and gaa-miteed by :
F. J BUTLAND S. E. HICK
M. C. DUNLOP E. R WIGLI
GODERICH
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In Our Store
For this week, outlined in these columns, we
particular attention of newspaper readers to t nom
features of our offerings with which every item is eloquent.
News
direct the
he eco
i
•
New Fail Dress Goods
We have received nearly all our Falt Dews
(foods now and are in good shape to ahuw them.
We also have our trimmings on band to go with
the new goods, in braids, insertions, allover laces,
in the leading oolor.: tassels, ball trimmings,
silk fringe, girdles and everything necessary for
trimmiog the fashionable dresses. If you are not
ready at prevent to buy , call on us and inspect our
stock. It is always a pleasure to show goods.
Flannelette
We are in the game
strong when it comes to
Flannelette. A good cloth.
good width and good
colorings.
a7 -inch sloth -12;o god
Ifo.
34 -inch cloth -10o and
11 ie.
FiderfIown Wool
This is a new wool for
auto Toques. It takes
catty six skeins to make a
nice nifty auto toque..
We stock it in colors.
Mack. white, old rose, old
blur, navy tan. cardinal.
grey and green. Full
direct los for snaking
roque with the wools.
Sweater Coats
We have a big range of
Sw,-ater Coats for ladies
and children in all the
most desirable plain colon
a n d combinations. I t
would he worth your while
to inspect this line of
Coats before buying.
Price. from Ifo to
WOO.
Our Fall and Winter Coats are
now with ns
We would' be pleased to have you inspect
these fashioa•bie tall garments. The are right,
both in style and cloth. Made in plain and re-
versible cloths in self oolong and tweeds. Man -
tailored and have the Presto Dollar which
i a very attractive torture. Don't delay your
buying till they are picked over tut come now.
They range in price from $10 to $*O.
Bearskin and Cloth Coats for the
Children
Just received today • big shipment et
children's Bearskin and Cloth Coats. in white
red. brown and grey. These Cots are just the
thing for the cbildreo. They are very warm
and certainly nifty -looking garments.- We
have them in both military and low Dollars.
They are trimmed with braids, buttons and
sashes. A better thing for the children this
fall you could not buy.
Underwear .
Our Fall Underwear at
head and now ready for
selling. An exceptioaany
good line in white from a
new mill.
.O g(og from !fan to
Black Bose
Still a tow pairs of those
test black, seamless cotton
How for women and
children left and we want
to clear them this week.
Indies', 2 for Rho.
Children's, 3 for 211o.
Tan Hose'
A few dozen Tan Hoes
left after the Summer sell-
ing and we want to clear
thews out to make room
for Pall Stock, so they
haws to go cheap. Sizes 5;
to 10. Regular 15c tor
100.
Kimono Cloths
Just opened up • tame
, range of Canadian and
American Kimono Cloth ■
in plain, figured and floral
patterns with dark and
ranging
fromlight Gia too grounds..
J. H. COL BORNE'
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if the average man has any vir-
tues he feels like apologizing for
them.
Plows
We have three of the hest
and mast popular makes of
}'lows -
The Verity Plow '
Made at Brantford.
The Fleury Plow
Made at Aurora.
ThePerrin Plow
Made at Smith's Falls.
Right on the wareroom Boot
now.
We carry a large stock of
:t11 kinds of Points.
Call in and examine our
Plows before busing. We can
s•tit y•,n with gond, and prices
at
Robert Wilson's
Hamilton Street
The Watch
and theiVlan
What do you think of the man
wbo draws from his pocket a
handsome gold watch. looks at
it land declares positively the
correct time 1 Mattes you think
he is a aueresetel, prosperous in-
dividual, doesn't it?
A man is jndrted hy the watch
be ramie.. What kind of ins
pre.asioo does your watch make
on friends and business smote -
ales '-
We
Vie will sell you • watch that
will make the right kind: • watrh
you can he positive is always
correct : rose of whose appear -
Race yo,, will be proud : one
you will be glad to have critienil-
ly examined
it seed not root you a large
sum either. You will be ser•
prised to Wart for what a mod-
erate pries a b•ndrome mood
tins - keeper, keg lived, lsa.r
nughl y reliable. gusrante.d
wnteh can be bought
I'„me in and teat us show you.
J. S. Davey
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THE GREAT EXHIBITOIN OF xgxx
THE
Western Fair
London, Canada, Sept. 8th to x6th
$28,000.00
IN PRIZi3S AND ATTRACTIONS
Exhibition of Live Stock The bat eyer men in Canada
Maar Unique 8pecsal Attraeiiona, including
AERIAL MILITARY AND HYDRO - EL■CIRi(' FEATURES
JUMPiNG AND SPEEDiSG CONTESTS
BIG DOO.AND CAT SHOWS -V )UR SPLENDID BANDS
A MOST ATTRACTIVE MIDWAY- Hest ever seen in London
FIREWORKS DISPLAY EVERY EVENING
Reduced Rates os all RNlwar..
Prize Lists, Entry' Fordls, sad all other information from
W. J. REID. President A. M. HUE?, Secretary
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1 Or- Motto : "A square deal to eoeryoat "
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3 DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST F
3 W E ARE GiVING YOU E
110
PER CENT.
1 REDUCTION
1 ON ALL CASH PURCHASES
Thu will mean • considerable saving to any
person requiring Furniture, and it will pay
V you to time advantage of it.
1On all summer goods we aregiving an
even greater rut: aid if you want a
4 H•mmo Couch, Verandah Chair or Lawn
II Seat, now is the time to get one .heap.
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1W. J. MUIR & CO.
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