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111:11 SUWAL : GODZRWCH ONTARIO
WALL
PAPER
Oeet tea thoaoand role to
Wall Pottier to cigar, mid in
order to do et% we have tot
prices from' i ter' ♦f- Every roll
Mound be gold to mine room ter
Oberman+ hoods arriving
'hookyAll It. bre ie and Be pavan
reduced to so sad fie tier roll.
Benders to Mate* 1e pee yard.
AU lie and Ile yarns rehired
to fie cad lis oto root. Borders
to mMcb 111e per yard.
Oyer seven tbommed roils
regular lir. ]ate wad fir per roll.
reduced t G 10e sod 1 .o per
toil
Speen) linen, Yic, Sur end 75.e
pet roll. reduced to ilio and
Bio per roll
During tato sale positively no
..ample rolls given out. sod Do
exchanges made, but any com-
plete roll. left over will be taken
bark. and entry t -funded, if
returned within two weeks of
purchase.
Terms strictly cash.
The WWII Book Stere
G110. PORTER. Prop.
'Phone 100 Goderrch.
Novelties
FOR
Christmas
;Gifts
Novelties for Christmas Gift*
on hand ncw. ladies. make
your ('brism's+ Gibs Dow is
your spare time.
Some beautiful articles for
situ. all made up, stomped for
the touch -of -heed embroidery
such as Wein Oases. Shirt and
Pajama Chars. Combing Sscgoes.
Boudoir Ceps. Tie Racks. pipe
Reeks. "lubber Oases --too num-
erous to 'Dentin -
Come and are for yourself.
Handsome Bulgarian acrd
Blanc Silk Collars, also stamped
sets for working.
Stumped Underwear in dainty
desists. A few made -u1: Night -
cerise..
iecava.. embroidery-teinned.
both styles.
Children's Dreams made up.
stamped for hand embroidery.
Handsome array of Beau, y
Pink Bar.Pini sad Pin Seta and
Rockies.
Mrs. Tape
The Singer Store
Next Bell Telephone Central.
Maple Leaf Grocery
Honey
We have received
a new shipment of
absolutely pure
Whfte Clover
Honey.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Pineapples. Grape Fruit.
Oranges. Banana.. New
Potatoes, Wax Bess.
Cucumbers. Ames r a It e a.
Lettuce. Onions. Radishes,
Spinach. Toma►oss.
ORDER EARLY
K iodly get your order in
early for Fruits and Veg-
etables wad ovoid der
appoistaest.
S. J. Young
Hamilton street
SALE OF
GRAND SQUARE
�PIANOS
Our satbjemity is yaw opprrr-
We and the room k -r• a ship -
meet of new Pianos.
One Ernest Gable...
one Oster & Sous .....
One Metropolitan ..
These limos are all trod mad
a asap as the PI4C1. Oa mad
sae than.
We have also a Dumbest of
sammiiaed Organs at bargains.
JamesF. Thomson
Agent for
aaft?rl�Atc
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THE FALL
PLOWING
Mow is the tame to tee that
'your plows ate in good shape fot
for fall plowiog. We have •
gid display of plows on om
floor, including the Verity volit-
ive and riding Plows: also the
iseous No. '.5 Fleury Plow.
U,ymoo need POWER we have
GAIN ill ENGINES trete
*canned cite -half to thirty Horse-
power
We have two Boutin left and
will sell at a bargain to clear
them out in order to make tool
foe cutters.
A full line of MASSBY-HAR-
RI8 JMPLKMENT always on
When in town'rill at
THE
MASSEY--HARRIS
STORE
Locals and Personals
Mabel tint her bass bailey -
at her hems at 011.s+-
--Me. W. Baer aodsnd -1 the Wltn
ere tette at Lesbos last gleet.
_Bits Mamie Poster bas rwm.sd
lei he. seised nails at Vaebi
-Mr. Stevie' £sdrews was a beer
sem visitor to Tess este lad week.
-Mr. W. J. Powell and acs. Haber.
were visiting is latsties last wsk.
-]lies Ida Smith left Ian. week for
OPERA HOUSE
One night only.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 23rd.
"The One Big Reard-beaking
Surma
AL. RICH COMEDIANS
Lod Entire Metropolitan Prothro -
Gus. in George Barr 14n0utebean's
Famous Story
Brewster's
Millions
Dramatised by Wiooben Smith
and Byron Otiaey.
Mort Thrilling Yacht Scree eves.
Staged.
Absolutely Continuous Laughter.
Praised by Evers 1Irannat.ic Oritic
in the Country.
Seats on sale Saturday, t. 2ittb
Priors ;44!74* Apfew at
4100. "
P.i*aes a beer
sem tet! to Lbsdes
—Mr..J F.: ve el
odbeese w. • Bedaekb widow ise
-Mrs W. D. Ota, of LaeisRMs.
whited bur fatjsee. Mr. E. Dawsi.R.
over 8ssday.
--W. L B Gray. late of the Httirhie t
branch. ie the sew teller is the knot
braseh of the Vision teak.
Condos to talo • poviuosi is lie. wit- -Mr. and Yea B. Meitner have
eon's atm returned from a visit to their dsttgb-
-Mrs. J. Addle Fowler left ow Yon- ter. Yrs. oafs. at Guelph.
dry for New t:.kestd for a Mort visit -Mr. add mss. Walter R. Haeriuos
with frieoda. nem ebbing Mends at Lomb's add
-Mr. George A pronto- sense the Webers fair last west.
viol cosstabie, of Wis ws• d -Me. Hughey McMinn:n. of Feet
tows os Tuesday. Men.* ismer Ocietieh boy. ie viit-
who hoe bead ammo old bee* then aced.
-Mr. Jack (criWn. �s ase
speeding • few week* 1. Illinois, re-
cursedhosts last week. aprsdlds the week bent with his
- Mr. Edgar Woods, of the Union He
io tdg ds sied by Mw
Carbide Co.. Mia faro Falls spend- Carrie seri u$btet'
ins his holidays to tows. -Mr. Rank Minden, of Deleon. fs
-ilea Jas. Moon, Olodeaste: Ter- ,gsndieg the present week with
race, has reiterant from a two weeks' mends ld 3odeeisb, Wiseman and
vigil with Mends et Blyth. other Heron musty points.
-Ni.s,Peeri Bradford. of Tomato. -Jude, Holt in making a circuit
is visiting at the brans of Inasps+es tae the courts in tag scribers part d`�-
Mr: and Mrs George Bradford Wiseman, Bruvnel.. 6e
and Hfyth will be visited by him.
-Mr. Rai Syneoddr, a (lode b_ old
boy, now a resilient of Bran ie
in town this week shakingwhitds
old friesand viewing thew of
Huron meant y s great fail
-Mr. John DonaYrrn. of Brant-
ford. is a Goderid traitor this whet.
He remedy diepomd of his inteseet
in a livery twsiness is Itraatload to
his patsaer. Mr. Os•e s Walker.
- Mr. T. H. Mae, d Mitcb14 ,
known among the newspaper Germs,
icy as the wielder of a fhale ped,
called on The Signal yesterday. He
was hers as judge of bait and fine
uta at the exhibition.
--Mr. Alex. 8atmdees, president of the
Ocdeeieb Organ Co., is attending the
reeetieg of the Canadian Manufac-
turers A*eoeiatioa at Halifax. He is
secompasted on the trip by Mrs Sinn -
dere and Miss Jeais SaadJets. -
- Division ooart was held on Thurs-
day last. Judge Holt presiding. The
followings cases were disposed of :-
Holmes vs- Bates. adjourned to Octob
et 1st • Babel n Brown. jdgeseet
reserved. Tbe ocxt session of the
division eoart will be held on October
let
POWELL
for
GROCERIES
PURE
FRES/1
and
000D
W. J. Powell
away eseisillpm
la!M
-Mr. E. Foa, who has held the
Position of cutter with the Jackson
Mfg. Co.. left on Monday for Hami)-
toe.
-Miss Laura Wilkin docs returned
from Clinton to resume bar position
on Mosses. Hodgen: Bros. millinery
staff,
--Miss Dotter Blaisdell aad brotter,
0. H., of 0hasepaign, Illinois, are.
visiting at the home of Mr. Joesph
Maeda.
--Cosa. Medd. of West Wawanosb.
is among tbe visitor to the great fair
this week. Re is accompaoifel by his
daughter cad niece.
-Mies Grace Stewart left by steamer
City df Vietr'oit for C1evelaDd, where
Oat will make w extended vat with
her taster. Mrs Andrews.
--Mr. F. Wo-,licombe, manager of
the local brooch of the t-miou ban&
has purchased from Mrs. W. Acbesoo
be: t -e idenee On Trafalgar street
-- Mr. Jock Holmes. of the Bank of
Comore* staff. Wiogbam, is speed-
ing his holidays at the home of his
gt-aodfetbes. Dr W. J R. Holme.
-Mr. George, Rabi°son of Regina.
has been spending the week in tear.
visiting his slater. Mer. R. E. Hick.
and shaking hands with old acquain-
tances.
Opening Display of Millinery
continues all next week
The Opening Display of Fall Millinery styles will be continued
throughout the coming week. ldlany new stylish hats have been
added and you will be sure to find much that is filteresting. Come
whenever and just as often as you phrase. We want you to feel
perfectly at home and free to study the season's correct styles at
your leisure.
-Mita Florence T. Kerr returned to
Chicago on Tuesday afternoon, after
rpebdtng her sonatina with bur
parents, Mr and lin. John Kerr,
Elgin avenue.
- Mears. V. K. Roberta, John Gait.
Joseph Kidd and Andrew Portes
motored to Zurich on Saturday even-
ing and while there were the guests of
Mr. J. J. Menne, Y.P.
-Rev. C. A. Seeger. WA.. prineip•1'
of St. Mark's ani -ger. Vancouver, has
returned to the roast otter' spending
the stunner with his parents. Crowo
Attorney and Mrs. Seeger.
-Misses Norma and Ruth McLaren.
daughter of Col. J. L McLaren. of
Hamilton. who were visiting their
graodmotber. Mrs. McClure. have
returned to their home at Hamilton.
-Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fellow
reurrned from Fdmooton last week.
Yr. Pellosr, who has been away for
five months. mese back with fall con-
fidence in the west. Mrs. Pollee% who
bas heen visiting there for a few
weeks. eccossp•nted him bugle.
-The money -saving boy becomes
the backer. the merchant, the pro-
feesiona) man. Tbe boy who never
eaves a mot maker the man who -Mr.Dad McDonald. who ham bald
yarns the
bread by Me sweet of kistion d manager in the Bow
brow 1 who never oval a home or co- � _fes arclw� ti's. store for the pass.
joys e luxtaties d {iia yew. lea . left laweek for Louden. where
=Yr. F. B Holmes. of list C. P. R be will take charge of the strove and
tool department in Weetmaa's Hard-
ware- Mr. McDon.M. wbo hoe lived
in town all hie lite was well liked by
eve'vooe and lam vex -ked for the
Howell Hardware Co. four years.
During that time be worked hammed
u p from the foot of the hardware tear-
oom and his late employer speaks
very highly of him. We join with
Dull, friends is wisbing him success
in his new position.
- Fire was discovered on the rod of
Mr. Robert ('lark's ice house at noon
on Monday but the prompt work of
tie Memel] moo eztinggui.bed the
blaze. Very little damage was dons
to the building. The fire was thought
to have been cussed by a spark from
a paean' g engine.
-Books can carry typhoid germs
if handled by the patient or surae
duriog illneHs. Tbe tuberculosis be-
eit►tte can Lye in boots far monde.
Rooks that have been in a tack mem.
if the disease of the punkt is oe s-
tagioua, should be carefully fumigated
before being sent elsewhere. •
-There is nothing more delightful
at this time of the year than a walk
ioto the country in the early morn-
ing. Tbere is much in the - rural
pates hereabouts that is lovely to
10 upon just now, and the frees nit
and exercise do o man or woman
more good Chao any doctor's tonic.
.--Screen your refine piles sad dis-
obey your g.rhege for the mate of
the liUle a i1dreo if nothing dee.
There is nothing else •o precious i
our town as the lives of the Iota. Ain
you guilty of harboring
for ties on your prier. se
farVar you cannot be bead guiltiest
when disease snows its ugly presence
in the town
staff at Port McNicolt, was in tows
het week on holidays. Mr. Holmes
has recently received notice of pr.sso-
tiger said will bate shortly for St John.
New Bionserick. to join the staff of
the hist railway corporation there.
-The game and fishing laws recently
ironed present the foliowie open
seasons. which will doubtlel be of
interest to local hunters : Qutdl• wild
curter. black and grey squirrels.
November 151.h to December Lt :
docks. September 15th to December
IsR : groes.., easanta and psru idge.
October 15th to November 1Wr
geese. September 15th to April 15th.
-There will be a disnpplay of fruits
cad re tet abies in tbe Salvation Army
hall next Saturday and Sunday.
September tete and 21st. seeing that
it is their harvest festival week-etd
Adjutant George Smith. of London.
will be conducting the meetings. If
you like to bearood singing said
esesio, come and aloe adiotaot
,ming sad play his baajo. On Wednes-
day. September 24th. there is to be a
special meeting, one great features
being the selling of the goods- Come
to this •e well and you will enjoy
yourself.
- -le response to a request by an al-
most 0Daarmtwss vote of the audience
lest Semday. it baa been mu -rouged for
B.snstdirt Beery to lecture again at
the Lyric theatre sett Sunday after-
noon at throe 0 clock. His topic will be
"'The Great White Throne of Jedg-
meet- Mow who bees been inters
weed in the preceding lecturer will
lid this topic of special istereet rad
dosbarem many who have sot yet at-
tended w:11 do well to take ad-
vantage of this further opportunity
As usual. all sects will be free ere
theee will be no eollattios.
BUSINESS
jivers HORTHAND 4'
thieved b a irsataalsse
Wilma/
from Sept atia. Culthiges
aseeted be miaow Cis,
E.e..qgraadt fb.us shreftiltss
eiginied
and —Rare
ere you
e vsolo ~ °oat sowlesses's Lit
Soot stent t Toots It is to admin at. taw
amine is a sew tidos .merlin Ire erreaata
-New• sw on. sat .tiros nits' bat it
Pt em Lea Tonne const oat Tee o0* ons
o f W mato w Mat anew ee svtrisg to ora
row moo Pallione .iu an oottee1 wove,
way you takothoss.
The W.Ya of Vi or% asewt Mdidat
oaatde win edemas tsib its cestamostios low • i ehstkollim sti
lest M ma as s saresem . awes tea Ina
M,trete w tisr trams teen $ hot p. es haw
vete• a r tedmaiaMi--_D ii The
Outsber date r r rtidar.
Psttare Bats -Mrs. W. Athletes
Fs selling by, irate sae at lose veer
dsser. -Itam4tar street. a quantity d
furniture. peewee. pasta. •B her ear -
pets. roe, eortaiam. etc Mos.
Atheism twee sold the reeidesee sad it
must he vacated by September Wth.
CHURCH MOTES
The Ladies' Aid soeiety of the Vic-
toria street Methodist church her
decided to bead tbeir annual bol sup►
per on Tbaekegiving Day.
The Methodist district eseetlec fee
Goderieh district will be held at IMyth
on Tuesday, October 7th. of see p. m IWINSIMEISSESISPIWINWWHIFINIMMII
L the ereafsg thee+ wilt ti
los •velee- Wet taking for hie test 1esiah iii. 1 :
lslf especialy lot moa Os is►.Ba everyonetb
mi . everyone that steet,an
iwe ye
day aecireiyd ssto t aneit5ooe tbsre e maim ..4M that bath w
will be held it 'spiritual ensferrsee 0*mod" :gems ye. bay. sed est : yes
Mniellyfor Me mbiets+. fie„ hey w(rohod
milk without
Rev. R. L [levee.. e; 0.11. 5* seed we bdutpektts'
leave shortly to fall N ere emgst i as bane tato BM& d too
wkly. hos ria nod wrist 44 "•••• pawls tats teat tbst fled was lbs endy
nvdved. psrbsbly bar fey pdr,slwts .dr ernseeesN dor web a kraal blot.
eves is s esuagy so huge as Omni everything dsshsbis
Me. %aewite b to posse& the saloon s Mad. Wss thews awe
awry serumme eft the cettsbrdlbe of aMsus.s� mdat
d 4 .Msedd , ei 4t-Atsdvsw's ere gest Wsdissori r kw es 16e
> b Vdst6 .as os MpAe.her theses steno Y e
ansiMiebaim end arescas be
Extra Valuta` in
t '
FallSuits at I6.50
At this popular price we are showing some excep-
tional values in ladies' man -tailored Suits for Fall
Winter wear. Great c'-. has been taken to have these
popular priced garments reflect all the latest touches de-
manded by fashion in Fall Suits for women. The ma•
terials are high-grade, the linings of good quality and
the workmanship of high ;corder. These Suit, are
really exceptional value at the/price $16.550
Other Suits at $15.00, $19.00. $25.00 and $3o.00
Some Pretty Dresses for
Children
We have just passed into stock some exceptionally
neat little Dresses for children and young girls. They
are made in neat, attractive styles from serviceable ma-
terials, mostly all -wool serges. A good range c'f ma-
terials, styles and sizes. Prices range from 75c to $4.50.
Moirette Skirts ;1.88
Ladies' black 31oirette Underskirts. ]fade
been good quality this
aoirette. eat in tbe
apneet style for thea sasoi's mode of dress. viten
MIL /tetra special value 11, M
Children's Cotton Dresses 59c
Here is the final flooring r°t children's ('ot.ton
Dresses. A splendid chance fir you to bay even
if they do not wear Ibern this season. However.
there *Iota of cotton dress weather ahead of w
Fifteen or twenty dresses to sell. Assorted
Kyles and colors. Regular prion) up to 11.75.
Mitt log at sew
Imported Llama Hose 35c
We have just p..ssd into stock a big .hil Ailment
of Cashmere o.. direct from the English motet's -
Thar are bought at mill prices and are t,evoed
goest��s the bast valor we have ever offered Tan.
[t you want a aim. soh. medium weight,. good
wearing. comfortable Cashmere Stocking. we
would salt your attention to the special Liam*
Hose whieh vee are showibg at We per Dain or i
patter *1.00:
t
Thome are made from pure selected yarn. ate yen.
soft and comfortable and will give excellent wear.
If bought through the usual channels they would
have to sell at 40c to 90r. Buying in quantities sad
direct from tbe makers we are in r position to
moos this uncrµal offering. An iizen. per pair Me.
or 3 pairs for *1.00. .
New Gloves Just Received
IJ.. have joge repired our new Sid Gloves
ft ma Frani The Gloves we tell are the Toot usse,
trec•gnised as arse of abs world'. blgb-grade Kid
Glove.. We guarantee unreservedly every pair.
They are sold by lbs brit storsin the largest sties
and we eoofidently recommend there to every
lady wanting • good Kid Glove. The slue k we
are showing Doer L perfectly fresh. the skins ate
of • eeptionai quality Three quali:ien in stock
AH sizes, Mack or oboes. per pair. *1.00. 51.28
sad 111.40. - '
" Special Walking Olove.51.00
These are made Mom good quality "cape -
bother. are pique sewn and •re tis• Durst twrtiee-
stile and sty)isb Glove for street wear for F.R. All
rases. Ilte.dedly ex,ra ipstisl,at per pair 51.00
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We Plae.over Umbrella.
We Upholster Furniture.
We .Hake Miens to oroer.
We put up and take dow-
Awnings.
Prompt Service.
Moderate Pnc es
1
DRINK
HABIT
Reliable Home Treatment
l'be ORRINE treatment for the
Drink Habit end be wed with abolwte
edsldesee. It destroys all desire for
whiskey. beer or door sleobolie Mime -
lame. Mousaeds have e.ceeed.I)y
toed it tied beve bees restored to lives
of sobriety and serfulnees. Can be
dote isseretly. Cees only SLIM per
box if you fall to get results from
ORHINB after a pial. your mosey
will be refunded. Ike& for Ince book.
let telling ell about ORRINE. F. J.
B%nand. Ooderic h.
t.�
�• rote
Mr7inetideet. t kisowis that
tier. Wm Said. Mnikltim. ofmastels4 bed"l gnash It von DotlaOlnespor w tpe ellamb ww Bels b eengMal about 0.i Wpmeeheli I Mt
ay. foo shitl seeh
desWit Mr Yblban, tie�i� oad
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