The Signal, 1911-11-2, Page 4T.oa/aT. Newsom 2, lull
MB SIGNAL : GOD
ell, ONTARIO
District News.
•LYTH.
TOISOAT. Oot. 31st.
tlr. AMORaw'e Arm Vet MAMY.-
Nezt Suoday will be held the anni-
versary services lo St. Andrew's
chinch, when the Rev. Dr. Turnbull.
of Tot onto, will occupy the pulpit. It
L ezp.eted he will be greeted by
Targe eynjregatiene. Moody even-
itijt Si admoert is' lo be Riven whish
'Mould be �y attended. as the tial
amt provided well worth Deering
LEESURN.
TUEDDAY, flet. 31st.
Noris. -Mise Jean elution .pent
Thanksgiving at home Harry
Barker was bonze from Stratford last
week on a visit to his parents
Miss Gladys Stewart tear home from
Goderich for Sunday Mies Wim -
ole Shaw, of Toronto. and Mies Ruth
Shaw, of Stratford, .pent Thanksgiv-
ing at home Mr. sed Mr.. J.
Oliddob and childof Hamilton. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Oliddon.
Mr. and Mn. H. Horton and
children, of Goderich, were the guest
of the former'. mother. Mrs. John
Horton, on 'Sunday.
LOTHIAN.
TOxsDAT. Oct. Mat.
"MINTS. -Alex. Barnby, of Strat-
ford Normal School, spent the holiday
at his home here Miss Lena Hen-
derson is spending a month with
friends in Lucknow Donald Mac-
Lean made a business" trip to Ooderich
last Friday Mrs. Swan, of Clio -
tole spent a couple of weeks here with
her son, Georue Swan.
WsoDtso.-A quiet marriage cere-
mony was 'solemnized at the home of
Use bride's pa -rots. M►•. and Mre. John
Johnstone. on Wednesday, October
180, when their second daughter.
Ellie, was united in marriage to John
DeCou. of Detroit. Rev. J. S. Hardie
officiated. Mr. and Mrs. DeCou left
a few days later for their borne in De-
troit.
PORTER'S HILL.
TOEsDAT. OCt. 31st.
Noyes. -Mr. and Mn. Adair, of
London. spent Sunday at8. McPheil's.
Mrs. A. Newton and dao,1bter.
of Toronto, are visiting at Clem, New-
ton's....timniris�en t Tbaeke-
Fitring 41at purrie's Crain -
ung Mr. Mrs. Will Pickard,
of Columbus, tbwa. are visiting in the
neighborhood George Cox. of
• Stratford. spent Thanksgiving at C.
Newton's' Mowat McDougall was
in Woodstock on Monday Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Paench spent Sunday- in
Seatorth Mn. H. Rutledge is
spending a few days at Seems
Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Detroit, are
visiting at Wm. Elliott's Miss
M. Reid, from Pittsburg, Pa., who
bad been for some time visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Torrance, returne3
to her home last week. Mn. Tor-
rancccompanied her to spend a few
weeks visiting her many friends in the
Smoky City . Anniversary ser-
LOt.'HAL3i1.
TUISDAT, Oct. 31st.
Ax ORMAN ui rue Ouwecm.---Sow
weeks ago a vote was taken to Ash-
field Preabytaeien ebureh in regard to
the organ question. with the resit
that • majority war obtained in favor
of the introduction of an organ in
that chnreh. Since that time steps
woes taken to eolleot the necessary
funds for the II of ea��tootrn--
the e
efforts Doaaldmeat, anduaJ:eon, of Lothian.
and others a esurient sum wise real-
ized for that mutate. te. The orgae was
Installed last SaWeday sad on Suedey
for the first tit.. In the binary of
Ashfield Ptesbyterien church • musi-
.:alinstrument was used in the ser-
vices of praise. Those present were
apparently wail satisfied with the ex-
cellent tone of the organ and also
with the skilful performance of the
organist, Miss Fanny McKenzie. The
organ was manufactured by tbe Do-
minion Organ Co.. Bowmanville, and
was purchased from J. F. Thomson.
Ooderich.
Naris. -Mn. Frank McCharlea, of
Nelson. 13. C., le widths at the borne
of b.r parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mo -
Mrs. McChariss was accom-
panied by her sister, Mies Kat. Mc-
Donald,
o-Donald, who had been visiting in Brit-
ish Columbia fur some time Jas.
McICetldriek received a message last
Friday evening from Detroit, statiog
that his father was seriously ill, on ac-
count of which he lett for that city
Saturday morning. We learn with
regret that the illness of Mr. McKen-
drick terminated fatally this after-
noon Mrs. McNish and Mn. Ben-
net, of Glencoe. are visiting at tbe
home of the former, sister, Mrs. W.
Matheson. They intend leaving this
afternoon on their return home
Duncan Matheson is leaving today in
order to resume his studies at the
Goderich Collegiate Institute •iter
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
at his home bare Mies Rboda
McKenzie is spending Tbankeeviog
11 the parental home Mise Lizzie
McDiarmid. of Nile, tormerly re.ident
on the 12th concession. is at present
visiting friends in the vicinity....
Walker Hough, who is employed with
Murdoch Matheson. is engaged at
present in trapping, es • means -A
diversion, and has several traps set
out. This is a warning to 'step more-
l/4(1a:
re-
lf Uy to those lads who are prone te,
prowling about at nights.
Ori
•nkagiring" Day a nwsbr.ef oorrnn++
amateur hunters set out to bag a few
dozen wild geese and ducks, with
some foxes and coons for a change.
The following is tbe result : Kenny. of
Hen lock City, secured an innocent
chipmunk : Elliot a little woodpecker
Peter, Roy. Walter and, Henry me-
cured each a large cipher, while Dun-
can shot a large bird out on the lase,
which had not the sense to swim
ashore after it tell. Els. was over-
joyed in capturing two mender -
in a species which chiefly fre-
quents the sea -shore, while Alex. of
Lothian had the good luck of shoot-
ing four rabbits. + We have not yet
beard what Ralph and others .ectired.
vices will be held in Bethel church on
Sunday. November 12.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Tr•eeDAY. Oct. 3i' t.
PERaoaAL.-The Misses O'Connor
are visiting at Donnybrook this
week ....Mies Ataustrong, of Brussels,
is the guest of the Misses Eliza and
Ellen Thompson Robert Clark,
of Toronto, spent Sunday with his
father, who is all at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Wm. Thompson
George Jefferson, of Stratford Normal
School. and May Redmond, of the
Ooderich Uollegiate Institute, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays at their
hones here Rey. John Richard-
son, of Kippen, and his sister. Miss
Etta. visited friends in this vicimity
lest week Mr. Richardson preached
the anniversary sermon" in the Donny-
brook church last Sunday- afternoon
and evening. Both services were
largely attended. On Monday even-
ing a supper and program were given.
All present report having bad a good
time Our rifle team went to
Wbitechurcb last Friday to the Lea-
gue shoot and sucreealed in coming
out second lest. Whitechurch team
was firat. On account of the snow it
was not very good day for shooting.
HOLYROOD.
MoNDAT, Oct. 90th.
NEW. 01- THE W EEE. -Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Harrison, near Kincardine, epent
Sunday with the latter', parent, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Pierce Mr. end
Mrs. J. Hugghs, of TeamsterMn. El-
liott and daughter, of Bowmanville,
ala Mr. and Mn. Wm. Daviecn, of
Lneknow, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mn. Thos. Henry, of this
place D. /tatters has sold his
farm to Robert Elliott Mrs. Pink-
neySad eon, of Seaforth, spent the
hoidays with her mother, Mn. Brad-
ford..... .Mice Nellie Haines and
Mies Remolds Parker, of Oolro.s, ars
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
with the former'sfister. Mn. H. Mel -
roans, of Baybeld Mr. and Mre
John Haines, of Wingham. spent Sun-
day with the formers rider. Mn.
°Wien Heroes. of this plane .. J.
Bradford and hie sister from Seatort b
rt1hank1ias�gii l with their brother.
Beedforfl, of Dungannon
Mr. Sad Mn. H. Bradford and obildren
aro ealls4ing the holidays with Mn.
Be 's parent. Mr. and lbs. Jor-
dan. of Porter's Hill.
COLBORNE. -
GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS SALE
owlao tofu-he.tth we oe Oatebsr
al sad thereafter the wages of oar Meek
of avowal store merobs•Ofoe. oonel ttax
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goode, tiro
Dories. Men'„ Ready-to-wear ()cora.
Boota. Shoe. sod Rubbers. Iiard,wa.
Dile. Paint.. Flour. Food sal 5Ssa.nS)
Wall Paper. Plot tlsltelse.. and
Statk.0ery. Table and floor O1lelocb..
Linoleumm..i,,taociMds floor Mpott(a p throsparties- Hoses
lare sees hood bW.. Proosrty for sole
e.
or rent. Poston, and 'show revenue
will par Sipet teat. as purchase price or
;5 per cent. of rent.
W. .1. POWELL.
Carlow P. 0.
TUMID T. Oct. 31st.
NOTES. -Miss Clara Pennington has
returned to her borne on the Maitland
after a sbort visit with friends in Dun-
dee i)r. and Mrs. Freeman, of
Goderich; spent their Thanksgiving
holiday at the borne of 7. Penning-
ton The Misses Edythe and Rosy
Dunt spent Clair Thanksgiving vaca-
tion under the parental roof.... .
John Scbwanz, brother of M
Nchwanz, of Colborne, it renewing old
aaintances in this vicinity
Albert Kurechinski, of Blyth. spent
Thanksgiving at his boms......W.
Mendel and family, of Saltford, were
guesta at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. P.
Mandel on MondayM. Flick,
of Ooderica townsip. formerly of
Colborne, visited with friends on the
Maitland on Sunday last .... M.
Schwaus has -returned atter a few
day.' visit with lir daughter, Mrs. C.
Heist, of ('rediton Willard Ise,
of Colborne, spent Sunday with his
brother in Ooderich Our popular
teacher, Misr Welsh. who spent her
Thankagivir g vacation at her home,
bee returned to resume her duties.
Bats Duret is slowly recoveriog
after having been kicked by • hone.
Mother Hubbard Baking Powder
goes farther than other baking
powders. it retains it full leevensrtg
power until used. Sold by E. R.
Wigle, GoOnt.
Solemner ba. goo.. The benches
were taken out of the Square and
stored In the town ball Ude morning.
THIS WEEK'S MARKET TOP PRICES
(Pros the Farmer's tart, Tomato, Nov. 11
Toronto Moatesal AuRalu
Hoge 01 osis 011.40 oe ear t6.M► F.d and war seed OR to
OMU. 55.40 IMAM rrf.tb
Limbs M.70 5.80 1111.811
Temente MosteeaJ Sew Tart
Wait* as S'70 .r
IMP 888 talar
IIINYlk 1.11.
TOWOAT, OCL. Slat.
FAantsa Ngwa.-The farmers of
this diiielet have finished harvesting
the rime •w sad now wits► flea gran-
aries and Seises e►osld be the same
thaakibf thele e.a earth at tileMa.ks-
glvksg [lata. The saes are bast' plow-
ing and moo all will be In mess
foe winter.
Oavace Noir.-.Os eluaday last
the quarterly meeting service o0 Ben -
Miller circuit was held in Zion church
in Ouderich township. Then was a
gpod attendance at the meeting. Rev.
W. Conway, from Nile, had charge of
the meeker. On the preceding Thurs-
day evening a bot supper was given
in the sans church which was well
attended. All the ,srviose oo the
circuit sett Sunday will be taken by
the pp.assstoror. Bev. A. W. Brown, except-
ing Benaniller appointment, which will
be taken by Mr. 0. D. Curry. from
near Nile.
Psa ONALA.-Mi.. W. Good end
daughter, Pearl, of Goderieb,t
Saturday in the village, visiting Kra.
J. R. Long, daughter of Mrs. Good....
Fred. Mugford has returned toms
from the NVest, where be had been
visiting friends and helpio harvest
the Targe crop of 1911.... Edgar Van -
stone, of . Toronto, spent the holiday
visiting his patent, Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Vaastone. He was recalled by tele-
phone weseage oo Monday forenoon.
.Mr. and Yrs. Wm. 8traughan, of
this village, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James Straugbao. of the Orb
concession of Colborne. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Jas. Long, who
spent several hours visiting Mrs.
Straughan's mother, Mrs. Olds, who
has been very ill for some time. We
hope soon to hear of her complete re-
covery ....All our yoyu ng friends of the
vill..ge attending Goderich Collegiate
institute spent Thanksgiving et their
homes.... Victor Newell and Elwyn A.
Long cams from Ooderich on Tuesday
even, g to visit "Pure Retreat" Tem-
pera.., • Lodge, to take part in a pea-
nut.. -h (ling and taffy -pulling contest,
alp W share in the joys of Hallowe'en.
They report a grand time ....Norman
Newell. from Goderich, spent Sunday
visiting his parents in the village.
ST. HELENS.
TOWBOAT. Oct. 31st.
SHoarutu FOR A SOPPEa. - On
Thanksgiving Day the members of
the St. Helens Rifle Olab met at the
range and beld a match to decide
which side should furnish the annual
Mw1 supper. The cytases were G.
*ebb sed W. IreQsillaa. Mr.
Webb's side won, and will be the
guests at the supper to he held on No-
vember' 17t.b. The following is the
round -up and the snores. Seven
rounds and a lighter were allowed :
Wm. McQuillan, 21 ; W. 1. Miller, 33;
Walter Webb. 25; Walter Wilson, 27;
John McDonald, 23: T. Inglis, 24; Har-
vey Webb, 23: Mid Humphry, 28; D.B.
Murray, 24 ; Oeo. Stuart, 15; B. Har-
per, 21 ; Ed. Haines, 25-; H. Macey. 8 ;
R Aitche.om, 13; T. B. Taylor, 17
Elwell Webster, 9 ; W. E. Gordon, 17;
Will Rutherford, 24 ; Jas. Hyde, 2 ;
E. Miller, 19; A. Stuart, 2 ; John Mc-
Quillat. (didn't shoot 1; L. Weather -
bead, 13 ; J. Camellia, 21 : W. Mo-
Crostie, 25. Total 4133.
J. Webb, 27; John Webster, 21 ;
James Purdon, 27 ; Robt. Taylor, 28;
Jos. Anderson, 29 ; Jas. Baker, 30; R.
Anderson, 27 ; W. Miller. 27 ; W. Mc-
Pherson, 24 ; A. E. Durnin, 18 ; C.
Aitche.on, 25; R. Murray, 29; D.
Todd, 21 ; S. Purdon, 23; A. McDon-
ald, 11 ; W. Humphrey, 28; John
Cameron, 2) ; W, J. Todd, 17 ; John
Patterson, 9; C. McDonald. 10; Frank
Todd. 11 ; B, Rutherford (no count) ;
Ben Naylor, 9; Ed. Thome •16; W.
McDonald. 0. Total 485.
A lead of 22 points for Mr. Webb's
side.
BRIEFS. -The Canadian Foresters
and their wives were the gi eta of J.
Joynt, of Lucknow, at an oyster sup-
per, served at W. 1. Miller's. After a
bountiful repast toast were re-
rponded to by different guests
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Woods and Versa
spent Thanksgiving in Wingham.
John Clark, of Toronto, and
Mies Colena and Donald, of (iodericb.
were home over the vacation
Misses Jean and °rretta Webb, CbrIs-
tina Miller, Edna and Nina Woody,
Emma Woods and Cam Durnia were
home from Winghain from Friday till
Tuesday Several from herr "took
in" the tea -meeting at Donnybrook
Monday evening and report good
crowds and hip times. The concert a
Lucknow also drew quite a number of
plmaure-seeker, T. B. Somer-
ville, of Cargill. railed on friend. In
the burg Monday Mies Mima
IButherfotd, of Southampton, spent
the vacation at home Miss Kerr
and Mies Homutb, of Wingbam, vis-
ited at Mrs. Hugh Rutherford's for
Thanksgiving.. Mr. and Mies Ole -
vin, of Nile, visited at Mrs. Millers on
Sunday Will Salkeld. of White-
church, spent Sunday at D. R. Ruth-
erfords.
BRIGH°rS
DISEASE
is the de�aaliiyes,stands�
_ssLliggs►jsmt. Dedd'a
10disia KIN awn Mr
cure of Ilsighee Dimes%
They hese •ren brad is
are
44 eiaglar}ear'sd'1 are
that e
Yes o e/4 R and t� cam
Tire iiver
theenly nh Bartatiame ret
boa sBedeod
Kidney
lir w Aatlg rsna Inn
rows 7111.6t's bGaass is
edema NMI
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
1
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LANE&
MONDAY. Oct. 90th.
LOCAL Naris,. -Miss Farffss spent
the Than vias holidays at her
borne . .. W. J. Lime, who has been
quite i11, is recovering nicely„ Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Reed are spending a
few days in Toronto Wesley and
James Sherwood are home from the
West to spend the winter with their
parent here Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Lane spent Sunday at Port Albert....
Jas. Laos purabased two valuable
Aberdeen Angus calves at the sale of
John A. 8. Verooe. Carlow.
BAYFIELD.
MONDAY, Oct. 80th.
OatrvanT.-Death removed an
aged resident of this village on Wed-
nesday of last week. when George
Parke woe called away. He had
reached the advanced age of eighty-
four years and nine month.. Mr.
Parke was born in County Cavan,
Ireland. in February, 1827. Sixteen
years later he came with his faintly to
Canada, first settling in Barrie, wre
they resided for ten years. Inter he
came to Stanley township and settled
on the Goshen line, wiser, the family
continued to reside until a few years
ago. when they telt a son on the
homestead and moved into the vil-
lage.
ITI
t yeah .go Mr.
Parke was merMeil to ries Mary Aon
l0giott, who probe sad his only a
End�ha sight st wistuvlt Ilea.JJo follow,.
Keys
: Mn. Walter Paw Zorii t
Kra A. W. •edmend,
Midi,. ; Saha. at homsals d, Seed
Mbers elstt and at hams. Tho
ms
daid at lila gra his death was
M outlaw mat k his }MN, and wao
ug stood about at 'Ltiesajs ,the day be
fee. Ne dial►. sa was a Osnssr.a•
Iiea M pilose, and although of a
[tial and rs..reed dispeal$os M
alwys toot a doe Wong M the
loarMag [lits dog. B. owe
ars be assal
took se } sy `�oosIlls � from
kis Mlle addwn to lyiltd celne-
KIPPEN.
TUESDAY, Oct. 3151.
MR. HAave'a SALL-An interest-
ing bit of Dewe In connection with
W. Harvey's enation sale is that Mr.
Brown, that .. noted knight of
the hammer. ' sold the whole
amount, nearly' 55800 worth, in lees
than tour hoax% and if all had belie
offered for sale he could have sold
over 114.000 worth in the time. thus
everagiag 81,009 an hour. This was
done during lnmn.tant Bold rainfall.
PEsaoNA.1,. - yrs. Campbell and
Mn. Buller. of Howard. Oct., sod
Mrs. Parson, of Hayfield, agent a few
days this week in the home of Robert
Parsons Geo. Penfound. general
agent for the Cockshutt Manufactur-
ing Co. of Brantford, visited the old
home here last week Word has
been received from Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Dindale announcing their sate arrival
is Santa Barbara, Cal., where they
are gone hoping for the recovery of
Mr. Dinedale's heal t h .. Among
Thanksgiving visitors here were: Miss
Esta Jarrett of Landon Normal, Mies
Nellie MoOregoe. teacher near Strat-
ford, Miss Mabel Whiteman, of
Toronto .Robtr Dayman is visiting
bis friends in Toebnto.
RILE.
Tclsoev. Oct. 31st.
Mies Vera McNee. who has been
atteodinzg Strut for d Business College,
was home for the holidays.
Mies Edna Pentland, student at
Stratford Normal College. and Mies
Laura. wbo is teaching at Taylor a
Corners, were home for the holidays.
UHOBCH Narsa.-Sunday's services
were the last of the miseion}ry cam-
paign which hn 1 been arrahged for
the churches of Nile circuit. The
campaign has resulted in greater
missionary knowledge and a broaden-
ing and deepening of that bond of
brotherly love among all wbo attended
the different meetings. Rev. A. J.
Thomas, M. A.. B. D.. of Forest, gave
an earnest missionary appeal on Sun-
day evening .....The Epworth League
purposes bolding its annual rally this
evening. A good program is pre-
pared . The monthly meeting of
the W. M. S. sees held today at the
home of Mre. Jas. 'McNee The
quarterly [Sleeting of the Sunday
school committee ori management was
beld in the church on Monday even-
ing.
'SCHOOL REPORT. -The- following is
the standing of the puspilr of Nile
school: Sr. V --Olive McNee. .Tr.
V. -May MarDiarsid, FLeslie Pent-
land. i V. -Voile McWhinney. Dinney, Ern-
est Glen. Adeline Saab, Lucy Currey,
Marion Ryan, Muriel Smith Lloyd
Young, Vera Tiffin. Sr. II I. -Howard
McNee, Dave Mepisrtoid. Lorne
Pentland. Marguerite Glen. Jr. IIL-
Alice Slsepperd, Violet Kerr, Edgar
Sheppard, Isaac Sr. I.-
Henry Mathews, Frank MoTlwain.
!Manual Currey-. Jr. I L -novenae
Mc Wbibney, Rbeta Youngg, Oliver
Smith, Laura Kerr. I.eooard Christi -
law. Sr. Pt. ii. -(Jose! Segues, Jean
Jones. Sr. Pt. i. -Leslie Smith, Al-
bert Olen. Pt. 1. -Mary Karr, Flor-
ence
enoe McWhinney. Y --Gladys Segue,
Calvin ILntyra Maim A. BArus,
YOUNG AT SEVENNTY-FiVE..
Grand Old Mae of the Prairie Ossa His
Health to Dsdd'e iKidaey Pills.
Swift Current, Saak.. Get. 311th.-
lSpeeial1-1. P. Lagbay, of this pisco[
seventy-ilvs years aL age. ar.d,ksows
as ons el lbs grand old nose of the
prairies, has made a statement for
l.Alication that be owes hie splendid
alth to Dodd'. IKidsey Pills.
For twenty-five year," Mr. Lookey
states, "i strained from rheumatism
which 1 inherited. I was arenas, tray
limbs would swell and I lied seems
pains arrow the beak. I am a war
wen today. sad 1 st$i hwsfe. �bt all
three boas of 1)0111 Waft Pias.
My rheumat.m std kits, dhows
haea..tl
Dodd'. aaake healthy
kidneys, and s the aria . Methelkthh.e M..4
yen ma% have eh.u/t.ti..
Rualraw Awwawoowtmwt.
['has. 0. Lee h.. Wes ever the ooal
balloon formerly batsdisd by hla
taller. the Ian WU. Lao and Sib,
WOWS.IBINSIMAISrgNM* wiles
ho putpuros
will to "its1 1 amiss
and owtspello
mgroats es Os
Me oadeawal heiA1Wadi
Ise
THIS
WEEK'S
AD
SHOULD BE
OF INTEREST
TO EVERY
BUYER OF
UP-TO-DATE
FALL GOODS
COATS
Direst from the makers, a�pp-tto-o-
date is r ll partrculrar.. r Yiaek.
brown, green. tan. and Ine.ada,
full length, with the newPaistin
OotA.Aa. You will find one
prime right far up -to -data Coate.
A lot of short Costa freer
53.00 to $5.00, mostly bleak
beaver and a few greys. (haat
value if you cam use a short
coat.
4 to S6 sonars wide, 10c and 114c
Other qualities at better pricer.
Don't forget our ends, great •
values, 34 to 86 inches wide, in
light and dark stripes.
H1111.11P
We are here with the largest stock,
of Fall and Winter offerings at the
lowest possible prices that new and de-
sirable Merchandise can be sold for,
which we offer to our customers.
UNDERWEAR
for esaryar. sod lotstart it. at
zetcue=setta farad. Igoe Sp
to the beat an-tt
tarwteat at 11.26.
FANCY LINENS
in embroidery, R-ttanbuyg acid
drawn work, all HAND Woax,
direct cross Japes, and every
piece LtNE1It.
Bad est, Quilt and Mani Ban-
TTus Troytx cleok
Dollies and
!fats. is lot of fancy Linens
at prices never before seas.
Beautiful hand -work
than common machine -made,
wade in Japan.
DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS
Thirty -raven ends of remnants
all prices ue to $1.60, at Half -
Prior.
PILOT Y -
A'We bur
y '(►vrytywhrtg era Gell in
'Nana from lbs [staters. This
'enables us to make bed - reek
=exceptional
have a lot of Wool
Hose. exceptional value, sizes 5
to Kt
Shen 6. 54, 6, di. 7. 74, oak,
y
Sea
Mass 8, Mi, 9, 04 and 10. only
Mika
Another lot, all floe imgoeted
wool. rims 84. 9, 04. 10. at Sao.
This Is a leader in value. Ask
for them.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
l0 Silk Allovers. black. MAW
navygold mix. silver mslz.
Double width Silk Preis Meta.
Mark and cream. Sita Bsadisgs.
Silk Braid... Girdles, Taw[.,
Ernst,. Prigs. Mada°Nosss io
silk and beaded. Beaded Ismer-
Noise-just what is wanted for
trimming. In larger , variety
Onus ever before.
J. H. COLBORNE
CENTfAt
STRATFORD. ON T.
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D. A. McLaeai.aN,
Principal_
plumbing
F YOU purpose having
the town water put in
this year or having your
waste pipe connected With
the sewer, leave your order
with us NOW so that the
work may be done before the
ground freeze.. The inside
work can be done later, if
you so' desire. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect.
We also make a specialty of
Heating. Roofing and
Electric Wiring
W. R. Pinder
'Phone 155 Hamilton St
SINGLE FARE
FOR HUNTERS
Oct 9th to Nev. Ilth
tgsit statl.e.11ark River W Schreiber in
vr. and t0 bast hunting point. In
sad New Brunswick.
Oct. 19th to Nov. 11th.
is W stades' findh.try to the Soo. Havelock
to SMrhet take. Ceilwarer to Sudbury.
W m the Lindsey Bra. .
Return Limit.Deoaenber lath, 1911
[/mdse pews pitvfaaea
Tut fres . ..u "reldrina
"and Shoot -
1"`..liteHoe
ass."
J08. KIDD. Agent. Goderich.
Sole Agent in doderich
FRED HUNT
Plumbing, Heating,
Eavestroughing and
General Hardware
HA/1ILTON STREET.
GODERICII
THE SIGNAL )fAN $I.00
Our silicon : "A pause Mal t. ewrpsrrs "
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1 Smokers 1
.I and Cellarettes 1
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f, We have a few American E
4 samples of these articles which we E
bought right and are offering at IF
IIvery reasonable prices. They are , F
1 just the thing you will be looking IF
4 for a month from now. Come in E
and mak, your selection and we
9 will reserve at for you..,
. r IF
F
'if -
is complete and we are prepared to
11 answer all calls promptly day or
night.
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MUIR & HOHMEIER F
. Are *thin 1 "As bmf soles /ew4t /sr saw moue '-
Our Undertaking Department
AGENCY IY0RDHEIMKR PIANOS