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Roe sa--Stallion any age, y. G.
Radii ick Bru►. ; fill or gadding
threetall, trbt.rdown Seem.Jobn 8uwerby, Alex. Young; elft' or
raiding two yeah old. 8. R. McMath ;
illy argelding, yearling, D. McPhee,
Geo. Jobaon ; pear ares or geldings,
a c�a(st
Hee. Laithwaite, T. M. Davis ; single
snare ore gelding. Al. Gardner, H J.
Sorsa E I McCormick, J. A. McHardy ; brood
mare ani tool. Albert Goldthorpe.
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DR. W. F. UALLOW, M. B.
nem and rooldoo e, North street. OdsrlM,
firth of toasty keslairy o .es. Tole han.Ill.
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Cow York Ophthalmia sea Awl la.vWte
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London. I:ualed. Ogles. is e.Wsterbs Rawl.
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weber. and children's ollemoee, acute,
ineait ,.red o.rvoa. dissadses. see. ear. MPS
sed taroat. Coos.ltetUss ries. Wee North
.:vet third door from the Square.
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• -A.. barristers, eeleolto a, actaVas. ppeak8e.
oectur- ie the Medusas Orion, do lsrivata
Nod. to lad u hawse ream d tatwee.
Jake. Marc std. Rveate. Oeler4a . w.
tarot:maser IC C.. S C. HAY& J. L
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ti G. CAMERON. K. O.. RARRIB-
all. TYR sstlettsr. notary panne. oaese--
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Sa user.
I'BASLE'S BARROW, LL.B., BAK.
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rah. Money tr, tad at bwtet eats
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W R. ROBERTSON.
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Fon ase IJAnreme : Mask Canadian and
AteC4asa
aomOy, thaaxms urn sanaoyaan' Haase.
ITT : Ile U.eao *aides( and u.areaw
fva, fss, larho . d Jm*derig.
erbi-waum awn thimuurra Barns : Th. MA.
rewrite .d O.sr.aaeo Lomte al.
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umacr.-J, B. Yoram, Rea, $..teeth P.O.;
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ltuaciU. t0Dere, W Waimea �laa. ; �•kn
John lraa math AMU°
ilea se awe ; JONA art marinas ; MYnels
Ragout. aramnalg.
Aiwa.. J. W. Pens Sistrsvil1; di eolith,
Hartee k t Witham Creat'. eeatarta ; IL
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
`YALTRR E. KELLY, J. P.,
OCIOSKuea, ONT.
1261'511 01 MARRiAOOL 1JCITNti i.
SEAMING P ASLO E
USE/FORD BLOCK HANGER SHOP.
lir -Teta Perri lwiateas Irei i arha tm
1 arpari lr OW/ as a
Rue s LR. espelstw~
Both Quick and Permanent Strength.
1f you are run down or tined nut,
take cold easily, have no appetite.
ereng Sana or have other evid.soe
of lowered vitality. try our Ma aimod•s
System Renovator under our gaarede
tee in refund the prime paid N the
It rowdy
o d shit to give ewtiee esUdectioo.
Isaias and tool., no the servers@
m.ntnt Dives both quick and per-
Yaht'nt remelts.
one dollar a female.
MaeLeod Medicine
Goderleh, at. Pea sale b7t R.
Wigle.
Brophey Bros.
0ODRi1.1oa
ret Leann
Farrel DMsclsrs
e d Embalmers
batmight baa;
DOLE HOMR. -Mare or gelding,
Allen Betties 1 and 2, Thor. Morrow.
Cainotue.-Filly or gelding two
years old, Allen Bottle, R. McLean, 8.
R. McMath ; yearling filly or gelding,
Allen Mettles • I.rood mare, with foal
by aide, J sir. Fr agan, Allen Betties ;
fuel ot 1913, Allen Battler, James
Peyton ; single mare or gelding, R.
McLean, James Cox & Son, R. J. Mc-
Cormick.
GateltataL PUitiN -ts.--Brood mare,
with foal by side, E. V. Lawson, Flick
Bios., C. Brimicombe; gelding two
yeses old, 8. R. McMath 'Aid prise;
filly two years old, Flick Bros; filly
one year old, Al. Gardner, John
Fowler: foal tit 1913, A. & I . Fisher,
Plich Bros. ; matched team, mares or
geldings, in learner, Wellington Hen-
derson, And. Green, J. A. iricHardy.
AoRlcLLrrsAL.-Brood mare. with
foal by side, A. & E. Faber 1 and 2,
John Sowerby; gelding two years old,
Is+. Fe an, E. V. Lawson; filly two
year. o Robt. Glen 1 and 2, Jas. Fee -
gen ; gelding one year old, Robb Glen,
Junes Yui;1 ; filly one year old. C.
Bimiewmhe ; foal of 1913, A. & E.
Fibber, James Yuill 2 and 3, John
Sowerby recommended for extra
prize ; team, mares or geldings Robt.
Glen, Flick Bro,., Glen l.ornrrh,
HLA V Y Dna COUT.-Brood mare, with
foal by side, V. Cunningham, A. &
E. Haber, We -ley Matgnis; team,
mares or geldings, W. Young. JAS.
Foley; gelding two years old, James
Toil!. Glen Cornish ; filly one year
old, Glen Cornish ; foal of 11113, And.
'Young, Wesley Marquis, V. Cunning-
ham; special prize by Goderich Sig-
nal for best animal eligible for entry
In -classes 4. 5 or fi, stallions barred,
Jamey Foley.
CATTLE
SHotttruoax.-Bull two years old and
upward. Robert Giro ; bull one year
old, A2. Gardner; bull calf under Doe
year, Jas. Chisholm. Hill & Soo : cow
iu calf or giving milk, And. Young,
Robt. Glen land 3; heifer two years
old, Hill & Son 1 and 2; heifer calf
under one year, Robert Glen 1 and 2 ;
herd consisting of bull and four
females. Robt. Glen.
HLRg i* .-Bull any age, T. G.
Elliott 1 and 2, T. F. Quaid; cow in
calf or giving milk, T. J. Elliott 1 and
2, T. F. Quaid ; heifer over one year
and under three years, T. F. Quaid 1
sod 2, T. G. Silica.: heifer calf under
one year, T. G. Elliott. T. F Quaid.
POLLLD A roes oR ARLRDLSx.-
Bull any age, S. R. McMath ; cow in
calf or giving milk, W. W. Fisher;
heifer over one year and under three,
W. W. Fisher ; heifer calf, under one
year, W. W. Fisher, 8. R. McMatb.
JLsasy.-Bull any age, Geo. Leith-
waite; Wow in calf or giving milk,
Card Worsell, W. H. Doak ; heifer two
Loars old. in calf or givingmilk, Geo.
. sithwsite I and 2: heifer under two
41ears old, Geo. Laithwaite 1 and 2.
. I. Salkeld.
GRADS CATTLE. --Cow giving milk
or in calf, Hill & Son. J. 8. Clark, Hill
& Son ; heifer 'two years old, 8.
Andrews 1 ALAI 2, J. 8. Clark ;
heifer one year old. S. Andrews, J. 8.
Clark, Robert trlen ; heifer calf, under
oneear, Al. Gardner, Robert Glen,
McNeil Bros.: two-year-old seer, Hill
& Son, S. Andrews, H.1. & Son ; year-
ling *tee 8. Andrews, Robert Glen,
Hill & ei .n ; herd con -rating of three
females and twc steer., Hill & Soo.
FAT CArrLA.- Steer. Hill & Son 1
and2; beeler, R. McLean, 8. Andrews;
cow, T, G. Elliott.
SHEEP
Lsickergtw.-Sbearling ram, Robert
Glen : ram lamb, Robes', Glen ; ewe,
Robert Glen 1 and 2 ; ,bearding ewe,
Robert Glen 1 and 2: ewe lamb.
Robert Glen 1 ar•d Y.
LtTwouss.-Rwe, Soowdeu Bron.:
shearling ewe, Soowdeu Bros. ; ewe
lamb, Snowden Bt xf.
9u ROPRHI RR Dowxe. - Sbearliog
ram. E. V. Lawson; ewe lamb, E.
Lawson.
OIFORD DOWNS. -Ram lamb, W.
Youog 1 and 2; ewe. W. Young;
sbearting ewe, W. Young ; ewe lamb,
W. Young.
An NAxsD BRLRD NOT ON LIST. -
Fat sheep, Snowden Bros., Tiros. Mor-
row.
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BLRASHIRE-Boar over one year
old, Snowden Bros. ; boar littered in
in 1913, Snowden Bros., 1 wad 2; sow,
one year old end over, Snowden Bros.
1 aad 2; sow littered in 1913, Snowden
Bao. 1 and 2.
TAetW0RTH, -Boar over no. year odd.
Ssowdea Bros. r boar littered in 1913,
mdowden Bros. 1 and 2; sow one year
old aria over, Snowden Bros.; sow,
Uttered in 1913a Snowden Bros. 1 and
2.
Yowxewtgs -Boar over one year
old, S. 41. McMa:b.
Hansen ss. -Boer over one year
old, W. W. Fisher ; boar littered in
2913 tV W. Fisher, A. & E. Fisher
sow one year old and over, W. W.
Fisher: sow littered in 1913. W. W.
Falter. A. & E frisbee.
Oneonta.- bow one year old and
over. Hill & Sos ; sow littered in 1913,
SOcwden Bros., Hill & Soo : pew of
two bacon pigs, barrows or sows,
8eowdeo Bio.. l and 2.
POULTRY
Brahms hoe, J. A. Howrie; dorking
silver cock. J. 8. Howrie; dorking
silver hen, J. 8. Hoene*: black spsnieb
cock. J. 8. Howrie ; btark vanish hero,
J. 8- Komi, • brown legborn enck,
steak comb J. 8. Rowels, G. Voodoo
berg & cos ; timers leghorn ben,
singie comb. J. 8. Howrie, G. Vaoder-
berg It Bow ; Mown legtorw cork,
rose easy J. w. Howrie. T. Maid aid ;
brown boo. rase oomph, .1. 8.
Howrie. F Quaid : buff lettbore
ones. Althea. Jose, : buff lowborn bee,
Arthur 'OOPS: whits Wilber, encl.
Writ* omssb, abeardewa Dae.., K
Sates: whits leakwire hes. ohg%
• seta R. Darr, Rb.wrdo eta Dee, :
whits webers met, rose onmb, Gar.
IJnhnetoe : white hgbotrn hes, rep,
emh
es Asa Mimeos :emit. 1.
Saes y ps8 his, J. RRowtie, E.
THE SIGN
Bator ; barred Plymouth rock hen, G. I
Res ; white Plymouth aock c •e;k, G.
blies
Vanderburg
• blardy, 0. Ya.dibrhs. 1i I
white eryaadotte cock, Jae. Hard 1 .
end 2; white wysa4ptue het.,(.1
Worrell, Ji.. Hardy ; best bind in
white wysadolter, lee Ho+dv ; raises
laced wyaodotte cock, J. S. 1401.11*;
goldeo wysodotte cock. Herold lire-
; goldsn wyandotte kilo, W. H.
Harold wyaodotte cock, J "lggarth ; ardy
Culun
hien wyaadotte ben, Jas. Hardy
tVgertriandte hen.
Wyandotte cock. 8beardown
Sheardown Bre.; wtuf «orpiugton
coca, W. H. Doak ; buff orpiogton
ben, W. H. Doak ; white orpiugton
cock, Thor. Hoggertb : white orpiug-
ton ban, Jas. Hardy, Thos. tioggsrth ;
bblack ok rpington hen, J. 8. Howrie
mulatto/am cock. J. S. Howrie ; aadel-
usian heo, J, S. Howrie: black olio-
orca tock, Geo. Lsithwaite; black
breasted ted game cock. An bur loose,
Thos. Morrow ; black breaded red
game ben, Arthur Jones; black breast-
ed red game bantam cock, Harold
Heggartb ; black breasted red game
bantam ben, Harold Hoggarth • black
atrieao bantam cock. Jas. hardy;
black atrican bantani hen, Jas. Hardy ;
pekin bantam ben, G. Roes; soy
other variety bantam cock, E. Bates;
any other variety bantam bee, S.
Bates 1 and 2; black langsban Dock,
J. S. Howrie; black langsban hen, J.
S. Howrie ; abode island red cock, E.
Bates, Geo. Johnston ; rbcde island
red hen, Geo. Johnston, A. Jones ;
any other variety of cock. Harold
Hoggarth; any otter variety of hen,
Harold Hoggarth, W. H. Trembbac ;
bronze turkey cock, A. Jooer, T. Mor-
row; brooms turkey hen. 0. F. &l-
watd, T. Mnrrow ; atipy other variety
turkey cock, SnowdenBros., T. Quaid ;
auy other variety turkey hen. Snow-
den Bro.., T. F. Quaid ; Toulouse
goose, T, F. Quaid c any other variety
gander, Snowden Bros., A. Jones ;
any other variety goose, Snowden
Bros., T. Morrow ; pekin drake, T.
Morrow, Soowdeu Bros. ; pekin duck,
T. Morrow, Snowden Bros.; tauten
drake, Geo. Lat hwaite; rouen duck,
Gen. Leithwattt ; any other variety
drake, J. S. Howrie, Geo. Laithwaite ;
any other variety luck, J. S. Howrie,
tato, Laithweite; guinea co..•k, Suow-
den Br...., T. F. Quaid.
SPRING BIRDS. -- Spacgled ham-
burg cockerel, R. t'. Postlethwaite ;
spangled hamburg pullet, R. C.
Postlethwaite ; black spanibh cock-
erel, J. S. Howrie ; Mack spanish
pullet, J. S. Howrie ; brown legh ern
L•oekerel, single comb, G. Vanderburg
1 and 2 ; brown Leghorn pullet. single
comb, J. S. Howrie, G. Vanderburg ;
brown leghorn cockerel, rose comb,
T. F. Quaid ; brown Ieehorn pullet,
rose comb, T. F. Quaid ; white leg-
hotn cockerel, single comb, Geo.
Johnston 1 aid 2 ; white legborn
puilet, single comb, Ger. Johnston, E.
Bates ; towered plymoutq, rock
cockerel, Carl Worsell, Snowden
Bros.; barred plymouth rock pullet,
Carl Worsell ; wbite piymout.h rock
cockerel, G. Vanderburg, G. Leith-
war;.- : white plyinouth luck pnUet,
G. Vona, -burg, G. Imithweite; wbite_
wystudotte cockerel,- O. L tit heraite,
Carl Worsen; white w aodolte
pullet, 9. Leitbwaite, Carl Worm!!
silver laced wyendutte cockerel, J. S.
['eerie ; silver laced wyaodotte
pullet, J. S. Howrie : goldeu wyiu-
dotte cockerel, W. H. Doak, Harold
Boggier hu
; golden wyandue pallet,
W. Dusk, Harold Hoggartb • par-
tridge wyandotte cockerel. Shear -
down Bros. ; partridge wyannotte
pullet, Sbeardowo Bro.. ; buff orping-
ton cockerel, W. H. Tremblay ; buff
orpington pullet, W. H. Tremblay
white orp.ngton eockerel, Thor.
Hoggarth, Ju. Hardy ; white orping-
ton pullet, Thos. Hoggitrth Jas.
Hardy ; Mark orpington cockerel.
8. G. McKay ; black orpington puller,
S. 0. McKay 1 awl 2 ; aodahuiau
cockerel, J. S. Howrie; black
orea cockerel, It. C. Poetletbweite,
J. S. Howrie ; black minorca
pullet, R. C. Pustiethwaite, .1. 8.
Howrie ; black breasted red game
bantam cockerel, Tbot. Morrow,
black breasted red game bantam
pullet, :'hoe. Morrow ; any other
variety bantam cockerel, R. C.
Postlethweite, E. Bates ; any other
variety bantam pollee, R. C. Postleth-
waite ; black langsban cockerel. J. 8.
Howrie ; black langsban pullet, J. S.
Howrie ; rhode island red cockerel,
G. Jobnotop, Mrs. Lasbbrook ; rhode
island red pullet, Mi'. L"eh btook,
Geo. Johnston ; any otber variety
cockerel. Harold Haggai tb : any other
variety turkey cock,' 1'. F. Quaid ; any
other variety turkey hen. T. F.
Quaid ; toubuse gander, T. F. Quaid ;
any other variety gender, '1'. F.
Quaid ; any other variety goose, T.
F. Quaid; pekin drake, Tho.. Morrow,
0. Pennington ; pekiu duck. Thos.
Morrow, 0. Pennington ; rouen drake,
Oen. Laitbwsite; rouen duck, Geo.
Laathwaite ; any other variety drake,
0. Pennington. J. 8. Howrw ; any
other variety duck. J. 8. Howrie, 0.
Penningtor.
BRRLDIYO PINS. - t eghorn•. Geo.
Johnston. Jas. Hardy : wyaodottee,
W. H. Doak ; game Arthur Jure, :
plymouth ruck., 0. game,
; orp-
ingtoos, Tho.. Hoggarth ; collection
of pigeon., S. G. McKay 1 and 2
IfIMCILLAfeRuw0. - Ltrgeet roller-
tirn of in.eets injuri(us to planta, 1.
Ross ; largest collection of insects
beneficial to plants, G. (toss ; largest
number of sparrow head., G. Roo. ;
heaviest single yolk ben's eggs. 0. F.
Edward, Snowden Broe ; rabbits,
A. Snow! ; imported rabbit, 4
Snowed ; any variety rabbits, A. Snaset
Mn. Beckentidge.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
MILD ORADIO, LTC.
Fall wheat, white, J L Wise, Mies Y
rumen, tall wheat, reed, J W Salkeld
A Son; spring wheat, C H Brtmeromb,
J L Wise: rye, Thos. Gundry, I R Wise;
barley, J Y Woe, Mr. 3 T Sail edd; large
peas, J E Wier, C 8 Brimaeomb: small
peas 3 R Wise; woke oath, 3 L Were,
Pers M Corwes; black oats. J g Wise;
Sax seed, Mrs J T Salkaid, l R wine;
tinx*hy Beed. J K Wise; white bean,
C H BMmaesmbs, T G Ellott:.nnlower
read. Me W Shaw, Ales Twang.
,Tzw11 .0 VIORTAP .La, ETo-
l.Ong red mawgold everted, lease
Salkeld. ahem i asrntd. 111.e M Rwaes,
Gee W Andrews mime tearyeli, ter
feeding pompoms, Geo W Andrews. J 8
(hart, weltsase W A-
dwe- Said men.i ' n
r:carie., C a
Briseaeeack labs t rsMpds, IIsi
* OD ERICH ONTARIO
18* •
f1CCa1I's
Patterns
Perrin
Dloves
More New Coats
Adam Foster, lobe Andrews; larged
squash. Mrs E Doswdge, Chas Wells;
twelve stalks field corn, Al Gardner, T
F Quaid: sugar beets, T F Quaid; collec-
tion of Held roots, Geo W Andrus.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
10Ibs table butter, John Fowler, Mrs 8
Johnston, A J Goldthorpe; 10 Ibis table
butter, la crock, 0 F Edward, W E Duo
nin, Mrs Y Swants; cbeese home made.
Geo Laitbwaite; crock of butter, W E
Darnin, Mrs 8 Johnston, John Fowler;
butter, S the, 1 lb, creme, lira John-
ston, Mrs R W Ryan.
APPLES
Ten varieties, named four of each, J
W Salkeld, & eon, R R Sloan: sir varie-
ties, cooking J W Salkeld 3 son, R R
Sloan, Mrs 3 T Salkeld; six varieties,
dessert, J W Salkeld & son, R R Sloan,
Mrs J T Salkeld; Docbeae of Oldenburg,
Mrs J T Salkeld, J W Salkeld & Son;
Alexander, R 8 Sloan, Geo Laithwaltc:
St Lawrence, R R Slew, John Sowerby,
Gravenstein, 2nd John Sowerby: McIn-
tosh red. R Y Sloan; Cayuga red streak.
Mrs JET Salkeld, Isaac Salkeld: Fall
Pippin, Geo W Andrews, R R Sloan;
20 -oz Pippin, Mrs J T Salkeld, Geo
W Andrews; Snow, Mrs J T Salkeld, R
R Sloan; Wesltby, R R Sloan, Geo W
Andrews; Marton Pippin, J W Salkeld
& Son, R R Sloan; Kin;; of Tompkins
ICostlsaad as page 71
JOINS THE ARMY
Of Western Wanes Who Have Fssed
Relief is Dodd's Kidney Pilo
St. Boniface, Man.. dept. 22nd.-
(8peciall--Cured of s complication of
disease•, each a direct re..ult of dis-
ordered kidney., Madan.e Oct.
Default, of el --Victoria street, this
city, i, telling her neighbors That
D.,dd's Kidney Pille ate .offering
women,'e hest friend.
"I ,offered forthree )•Bare," M..dame
Dufaull states : "and 1 may say I had
pains all over my hody
••i had sciati -a, new algia- and dia-
bete. My hark ecbr.l, and i had
painea in any head. 1 was nervous
and' tired all the time : there were
dark circles around toy aver. and they
were puffed and swollqn..� He . rt slut -
rer ings added to my feff� But s hen
I started to ass Dodd'. Kidney Pills
1 soon berm to get better. 1 took
th•rtetn bases in all, but i an. a
well woman again. 1 think Dodd's
Kidney Pillaarea grand remedy."
Huron Pioneer Dead.
There passed away at the home ot
Mr. and Mr-. Esser Wiliie, on Sunday
evening, ith inst.., the oldest native
born resident of Exeter, in the person
of Mr. Thomas Willi•, at the a(P of 78
ytarr, . wo room he ...I 213 dry... The
decrae-d had leen i,i foil ng beet.h
for whiner six month. of kidney to -mile.
Hie cobdial i .r, howev.-r, did not le -
come alarming until about a week
previous to his demise, when be was
ronete.led to take 10 hi, lord and
grsduailr weakening p wed away.
Mr. Wil is was a eon of the late
James Willis, who .. as the first set-
tler in Exeter,, and in fact the that
settler between the poiot wbe.e the
London road left the township of Lon-
don and its point of junction with the
Huron road, where Clinton now st+.nds.
This wan in the winter.of 1832 and the
log hour Emit by kir. Willi+ was the
Brat white man's bebitation in s rec-
tion of country eztsndiog over twenty
miles in every direction from this
centre. It was here whew: dec.ased
was horn, he bring the Arst wbite
child born in Ex»L-r. Being related
among the early settbets Mr. Willis
had all the experiences incident to
pioneer life. and assisted in transform-
ing the virgin lands ot the 'hen dense
wildernew extending for ninny mitre
in all directions into a country oow
entirely cove.ed with t he evidence of
bigber civilization. An incident
worthy of note. happening when
deceit -awl was s were r-h,Id, was that
related by Mr. Willi.' mother. On
one occasion duiiug her bushand'.
absence Mn. SViliis was r.w(ing a
piece of venison over the Are on the
hearth. The door .1 the sbaot y wee
npen and while .he was in the art of
cbargiog the position of Ili. ' ,qa•t"
a monster grey wolf 1•ounded into the
apartment, quick as nab( oing.natebed
the revery morsel frost herr hands
end aa quickly diaappea,ed with
Its p.ise, leaving the victim of the
robbery to compose her rvflled serves
anal meditate on the aeliebaers of the
then numerous denizens of our Come-
dian forests.
For many years deceased farmed in
!it en township, •fres which be
retired to Exeter, where he has hewn
living for over 11 years, aipd with the
exception of four years spent at Kin-
tner h. hair during all his lite resided in
this neighborhood.
A Cure for Drunkenness
Witton the Reach of All
That Alcoholism ie a disease la now
reengsissd by Sciences. No man In
Iris senses brings disgracer and ruin o0
blame Ifand unify thrlogb rhntee
Alcor* .tops the crawling for drink,
builds up the ',atom, ►tnrdies the
servile. 1t Is guaranteed to mew or
benefit of 'weary Wended atter a fair
trial Aleuts lc,. 1 raw be given
s cos ly by any wife or mother want-
ing to restore • dear nee to health sal
nsd.le,m. Shwa No. 3 M t hevs4on-
twrf trewteaewt.
fie' km Lad at any see. Ism
per sheet Ask Mt one 1,0. Woti@6
OM`s to 'WiRM, drwggilt,
Have you selected your new Fall and Winter
Coat yet ? If not, you should not delay, for at no other
time of the season will the selection be as good.
Many new garments received this week to replace the
great number we have already sold and all of
them are real beauties.
ft" See our special Coats at $I0.00, $I2.50, $15.00,
$i8.00 and $25.00.
• Children's Coats are a specialty at our store.
We pay the same particular attention to the select-
ing of the children's coats as we do the ladiesgar-
ments.
Children's Blanket Cloth Coats. extra heavy qual-
ity, neat fitting to fit ages from 6 to 12. From $4.00
each.
=Children's Hudson Bay Coats are very popular, to
fit ages from 6 to 12. From $5.50 each.
Sweater Coats for Fall Wear
• A splendid showing of these serviceable and com-
fortable Sweater Coats in all the newest styles in color-
ings of cardinal, fawn, grey, brown, electric, black,
navy and white. All sizes from 34 to 42 at $2.00,
$2.25, $2.5o to $6.5o each.
Chii.lr.t,'s Sweater t'ea's iu naso, grey, car-
dinal and white, from 111.00 :o *2.78 eacb.
Our special shaker -knit Sweater Coat as
shown at the exhibition. This is without a dnuht
the best value that is to be had. All pure wool
and made without any seams, for ladies' Dr
gentlemen's wear. Colors grey, cardinal, blue,
maroon, brown and white. Sizes from 31 to 44.
Special $4.50 each.
Dress (foods and Suitings
A beautiful showing of all that is newest in
the season sailings, the popular materials are
Bowies, Zibilioee, Jacquards, Brocades, Whip -
cot ds, Seiges, Tweeds and Bedford Cords.
Velvets Are Popular
Extra quality Cord Velvets for ladies' and
children'. wear, Colon hrowo, cardinal. fawn,
taupe, navy, white, etc. Twenty-four inches
wide at 600 per yard.
Pbftle 56 Millar's Scotch Storem 56
HEART TROUBLE
When uric acid is dissolved in the
blood it thickens the blood almost to
a jelly ; this is what causes the heart
to flutter and seem rD stop because it
is weakened by the swain aril acid
pats on it. Anti -Uric Kidney Pelle
arive out all uric acid poison. from
the system. They are quick and safe
and guaranteed by F. J. Brie !amt. .13 s
(het the name B. V. Marion is on the
package.
Death of Wingham Resident
Wingbsm, •Sept . 15. -Mr.. .lame.
Duffield, for over forty years is resi-
dent of LOIndon. died lost evening at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. J. C. I
Roe. Slee had toren ill for over five
months. Mrs. Duffield came to Wing -
ham with her husband. the late James
Duffield. He died anon: four years
ago. lin. Duffield is surviv.d by two
daughter.. Mr.. Roe, 04 Wingham.
Mrs. F. H. Health, of Hamil;on, and'
alter s,.ns, all in the States. Mr. J.
A. Duffield. of London, is a nephew.
Th. funeral will be held on Tuesday, the
servicer being conducted by Rev. E. H.
Ctroly, of the A naliran church, of which
deceased was a lifelong member.
.,
How A Clever Girl
Helped Her Mother
BUSINESS
- SHORTHAND
Subjects taught t j� czpert
instr ctorz
Ike
T, N. C. A. SLXIG.,
LONDON. ONT.
Students assisted to position;. College
in seaenioa from Sept. 2nd- Catalogue
free. Enter any tune.
LW. Wdt JW
A.
Principal
Cantered
Acclimated77 Noe-ernersal
ENTER ANY DAY
AT THE
NORTHERN
BU&... .COLLEGE
Owes ~OD, ONTARIO
Individual Instruction. Thirty-
three' years of success. Positions
guaranteed to graduates. Inform-
ation Free.
C. A. FLLMINO, F. C. A.
Principal. G. D. FUMING,
Secretary.
nnt3oa need a flea) J'it
corners
k.i'1 HM'
Dta.O'A:elt, MAC.
i must tell you about my mother.
She thinks there is no other medicine,
as good as 6111 PILLS, for Backache.
80e tried a lot of other medicine for bet
beck. Sometimes she would get • little
better, and tben be as had se Iver.
Thea a friend advised one to get GIN
PiLLS. Maher tried them sad has
not bean troubled wills backache since.
Rt. RANO% BARR.
ltwcksebe is the merest sign of Kidaey
Trouble -end 0114 PILLS are the meat
cure for weak, eielt Kidneys
. If you are
troubled with bsetracbe, deal te
a moment but get GiN PILLS sad you
win get Mier. 7f GIN P11.I.2 Ao not
do ell that war m they will- let
beam, and war well se
owcbev}ell refawd
.
vee youry- !a. • ben. 6 fr $,.yea
Il poor dreier herr tet beadle them.
lerW us for /Yesins.
Nalienal Drug awl wCbsmiewl Co.. d
i/ts�sk
When you need a new suit and
overcoat, come in and let us show
you ours. Our Overcoats this year
are particularly nice and our show -
Ing in the window is attracting a
great deal of attention. The new
Shawl Roll Overcoats In greys,
greens, brown, rough effect goods.
will be the big sellers.
We are safe In saying we have
the nicest Overcoats to be seen
anywhere. See them I
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
...ii 7t► Oswtury (lo hing