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CALL SALE OF
WA L
APER
Several ttuttand rolls of Wall
Paper. Sc. c and ec per roll.
cleating atand So per roll.
Bevsral lines 10c sod 12c, clear -
tag at So and Sc
15c. 21k and 2.bc Papers, clear -
tug et 1 O0 and 1 So per rolL
A few lines, 26c, 35c and 65c
Papers, clearing et 250 sad
SSA
No sample rolls given out dur-
ing this sale.
Any Paper left over will be
taken back it returned within
two weeks of time of purchase.
Terms strictly cash.
The 4leaial Beek Store
GEO. PORTER, Prop.
'Phone 100 Goderich.
ainehteserselevailleasheseerteL
Novelties
FOR
Christmas
Gifts
Novelties for Christmas Gifts
on head new. Ladies, make
your Christmas Gifts now in
yout :,ware time.
Some beautiful articles" for
gifts, all made up, stamped fw
the toucb-of-hand embroidery.
such as twist Cases. Shirt and
Pajama Canes, Combing Sac urs.
Ik udoir Cap... Tie Racks, Pipe
Racks, Rubber Cases --too num-
erous to mention.
Come and see for yourself.
Handsome Bulgarian and
Black Silk Collars, also stamped
wets for' working.
Stamped Underwear in dainty
designs. A few made-up Night-
gown.. embroidery -trimmed.
botb styles.
Children's Dresses rnade up,
stamped for hand embroidery.
Herd -•me array of Beauty
1':u-, afar Pins and i'in Sets and
-Bookie•.
Mrs. Tape
The Singer Store
Next Bell Telephooe Central.
Locals awl Personals
—Rev. E. ql.
fa town os. Metltdltp.�
—Mr. Dams! M. Cowan, of Loch -
aisle was in Menges Monday.
—Miss Henan Msaag is boas from
New York on a irsi day visit.
—The leaves on the tress are fast
taking on their autumn colors
—J. B Jordan, of tits Thomas, was in
of Myth, was—Mrs. Chas. Smokes is visiting at
Brantford.
-Mr. W. M. 8l*cleir, of Brussels,
spend Monday is town.
—Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Horton. of
Poet Hops, are visiting is Iowa
—Mrs. Whitehall, wof MLond
visiting bey daughter.
Harrison.
J. Huddart need* several
town for a few days last week. 1 business tripe to neighboring town
—Athol McQueen* wan over from l Ws —they O Neill, of Parkhill
Brussels for a Dei'[ visit last week. I � a visitor at the bonne of his teatime
— 'Itiankss��iivisg day is Canada w here this weak.
be s()beery *doo Monday. October 10th. —ms Misses Lizzie and Lours Sal-
--Asvw'e leaky spots in on ,�� cele are taking s course at ti*
town hall were repaired tsar Gael b.
Ma/le Lwf Omer,
Honey
We have received
a new shipment of
absolutely- pure
White Clover
Honey.
SAT URDAY
SPECIALS
Pineapples, Grape Fruit,
Oranges, Racemes, New
Potatoes. Wax Beans.
(u euutbere. Asp* re g u 5,
Lettuce. Onions, Radishes.
Spinach, Tomatces,
Cabbage.
ORDER EARLY
Kindly get your order in
early for Fruits and Veg.
'tables and avoid die-
appoiotmeot.
th roof of Mao
tis&maid instil p
Mac -
day. Mr, aid Mrs. Hillary Horton and
— Kelly lett tone Tuesday St fly, of Rester, were hs town last
attenndd tbe normal s-bool BC
at rat- P
—Mars ]amen McMurrbie. of Blyth. as.
ore —Mr. ChWillard. of Hamon. •
mt of town. renewed old
laweek.
—Mr. John O'Connor, of Detroit,
spent a few days visiting at the hems
of bin parents oo Bence street.
—Mr.C. Feick. of the Feick Manufac-
turing Co.. Berlio, motored to Gode-
rich oe Thursday in his new Cadillac
tar.
_The aessss.sb
or's return. Lon,
don to have a population of 34612, an
increase of 1510 over the preveota
year.
—Mr. B. J. Griersoo. of Saginaw,
Minh., was in town for a few days last
week, and was beartily greeted by old
friends.
—Messrs. Ft auk Saunders and H. C.
Sutberan made a trip by auto to React -
ford and neighboring towns last Satur-
day, returning on Sunday.
—Mr. Russel Reid. of Raid's Corners.
one of the leading live stock men of
Bruce county, was in town last
Thursday for the exhibition.
—Mr. R. R. Sallow, lett on Friday on
another western trip in the internee
of the Dominion immigration depart-
ment. He will spend several weeks
taking photographs to be used in coo -
week taking In the tall Lair.
was the guest of Mn. J. B. Whitely former redden
last week. sequ.tnc.nce. hers lam
Se J. Young
Hamilton street
—Mrs. Wim. Lee left on Wednesday
to .pend the winter months at New -
Ont.
—Mrs. John M. Adams, Park street,
will be at home the drat Thursday of
each month. of Clinton,
—Miss Elsie Farquhar,
spent e. few days last week with rela-
tives in town.
—Mr. D.. las Erb, of Berlin, was
the guest of the Misses Goldthorpe foe
a few days last week.
—Rural mail route No. 2, Goderich
township, will commence on Wednes-
day next, October 1st.
—Mrs. W. E. Latimer, of SL David
street, was the guest of Mn. Barry
McLeod in Guelph last week.
—Miss Marjorie Aodrews, of Sea -
forth, was last week the guest of her
grandparents, Mr. sod Mn. Driver.
—Mrs. James Steep and two daugh-
ters, of Varna, were the guests last
week of Mrs. John Steep, of Saltford.
—Mr. and Mn. D. Jardine have left
to spend the winter with their daugb-
tet-, Mn. Howatt, at Indian Head.
—Mr. Charter Herne, late of the Ken -
rection with the literature Issued by
sington furniture factory, is at present
in the etnploy of the Dundee Valley
Seed Co.
—Miss Farrisb has gone to Detroit
where she will attend the dressmaking
openings arid return to Goderich about
October let.
—Mrs. Kellogg leaves today for
Paris after a brief pleasant visit with
her grandniece. eIrs. Harry- BtoWe,
Kingston street.
—Lieut. -Col. Ales. Wilson, of Sea -
forth, was in town on Monday attend-
ing the annual inspection of the regi-
merit equipment.
—Mrs. Harry McLeod, of Guelph,
went under en operation at tbe Gods -
rich general hospital one day last week
end is doing nicely now.
--Mrs. Hand. of Port 'Istvan, Ont.,
and Mrs. Montgomery, of 1 as Angeles,
Californta, were guests of Mr. and
Mr•e. C. H. Humber this week.
—Don't forget the salad supper
given by the Knox church Y.P.S.('.E.
on Monday evening, September ::0th,
at 8 o'clock. Admission. 15 cents.
—Mr. George Heble. wbo received
the contract for the laying of the new
cement sidewalks, commencedoper-
ations on Park street on Wednesday
—Mr. E. V. Lawson,of Dunlop, was at
Hamilton last week as a delegate front
the Leeburn Young Peoples Society
to the Christian Endeavor convention
held in that city.
—The Inverness camp of the Sons of
Scotland will bold a meeting Friday
evening, September 26th. As this is
the first Greeting of the fall season a
large attendance is expected.
—Major L. W. Shannon, D.A.A.
and Q.M.G. 1st Division, of London,
made the Annual inspection of the :tied
regiment staff equipment in tbe beae-
ment of the public library ou Mon-
day.
r. Peter:W. Scott, of East We-
eranosb, has been appointed returning
oM:er for the Scott Act campaign in
Huron county. The vote may be
take during October or early in No-
vember.
o-
veto r.
—Mr. J. E. Jordan bas disposed of
his property en South street to a
Goderich husIness wan. Mr. Jordan
hopes to he able to keep up his connec-
tion with Goderich through the Noble
Mettufactit ing Ce . of St. Thomas.
--The annual fall promenade of the
collegiate institute was held last Fri-
day night. The assembly hall was
well filled and the promenaders were
entered into with great interest
Lunch was served in the gymnasium.
—A number of Epwortb leaguers
mad Sunday school teachers of the
North street Metbodist church at-
tended the evening waled of tbe Dis-
trict Epworth League end Aunday
School convention at Hotraesville on
Monday.
—Mies Nellie Yoursgwbo was viait-
iog relativeli at Beefortb and Bruce-
field,
race -field, returned on Wednesday to the
residence of ber brotber, James H.
Young. Stanleystreet. accompanied
by Mime Velma oung. wbo was oo a
visit with bey.
--A continuation of tbe Bible lec-
tures, following Evangelist Barry. will
he a talk by Mr. Mertes Lowry. of
Greenfield, indisna. The topic will be
'TM Ransom and Restitution.- Acta
3, 1921.. AS welcome : Beata free and
no collection.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. B. llernay, Mr.
and Mrs. Laxton Hill and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brown end Mrs
L. 0. Charlesworth, of Biyth, and Mr.
J. H. R. Elliott, editor of the Blytb
Standard. were among; the visitor to
Goderich fair last week.
—The regular meeting of the Glode-
trieb branch tri the Woutos's institute
will be held at the bums of Mrs. Abe.
Ilhogiseoe, Oassbrtia road. co Thun—
der, Oetnber Sed. at three o'cloak. A
iessosnteatton os ironies shirt waists
and Iles win be gives.
—Mr. sod Mn. Oitwge Hedger., and
four children. of Toronto, were visitors
at the boa et Mr W. T. Hiok,
Hume rad. from Sunday orad
Thursda They moored front othe
Qoeen Ik
y tea the Hemet raptsl. this
hales the emend time tees smarm they
Mee � such •
—A sen/tsry driskIDg fountain hem
Mee pissed is case park at the hated et
'Rest *met is ef the W and tJs
the department.
—The distribution of peonies by the
Goderich Horticultural Society is be-
ing merle this week. This will ex-
plain the spectacle seen so frequently
these days of a citizen walking home-
ward with a bundle of roots in bis
hand. Next year be expects to have
some pink, white and red peony
blooms in hie garden.
—The Dominion Alliance made Sun-
day their field day in Huron county.
Rev. Win. Kettiewef conducted ser-
vices in their interests in the I.eeburn
Presbyterian church in the morning
and in the North street Methodist in
church the evening. Rev. John Muir,
M. A conducted tbe services in Knox
church in the morning. L aioo Presby-
terian in the afternoon and the Baptist
church in the evening.
NORMAL SCHOOL STUUENTS
The net mal school at Stratford cpen-
ed for the year 1413-14 on Tuesday
morning with nen attendeoce of 1fli
students, all of Grade B. or those who
have not previously taught school.
Of the number enrolled but 'Lit are
male student.e Last veers attend-
ance was 173, of whom 27 were male
students. The dares were erraased
oc Tuesday. and Friday of this week
Mayor Greenwood will extend a civic
welcome to the students.
The following is a complete list of
students from Iiurcn county :—
Finleon, James M.. St. Augustine.
Forbes, Robert R. Clinton.
Haioes, Wm. 11., Wingham.
Haines, Jas. V. Wingham.
Hoover, Robert 11., Brussels.
Kelly, John E.. Goderich.
McLeod. Wm. D., Lochalsh.
Oestreicher, Melton D.. Dashwood.
Wiggins, Robert J.. Dungannon.
Armour, Jean E., %'Ingham.
Armstrong. Ola s., Brussels.
Ballegh, Maybelle W., Belmar*.
Bower. Effie M., Wingbaw.
Campbell, Hazel S., Constance.
Clark, Florence J., Egmondrille.
Cook, Mora D., Fordwich
Cowan, Christina P.. Lochalsh.
Cummins, Bridget H.. St. Augustine.
Currie, Viols. 0., Winghern.
Dickson, Christina F.. Brussels.
Eckweier, Vera F., Jamestown.
Edgar, Lillian J., Fotdwicb.
Flanagan, Mar E., Dublin.
Geddes, Annie Be rave.
Grenrebach, Ruth E , Dashwood.
Horan, Marguerite A., Seafortb.
Hupfer, Elva E., Wroxeter.
Johnston, Elizabeth C.. Clifford.
Kirke, Stella P., Dusgenoon.
Lowry. Hazel M., Brussels.
Mathesoe, Isobel E., oodericb.
McAllister. Maud C.. Hensll.
McKay. Florence .1.. 8eafcrth.
Menzies, Jessie M., Craobrook.
Moore, Hazel M., win ham.
Rutherford. Jan C. Wroxeter.
Schmidt, Pearl L., Blake.
Stotber•s, Ethel J., Dunganooe.
Thompson. Gladys, Seeforth
15pliog. Ethel M., Wingham
WWilson, Helen R.. Wingham.
Wilton, Kathleen, Brussels.
Young, Pentalope F., Carlow.
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CARLOW
Mrs. J. Miller was one of the judges
et Goderich fair last week.
Miss Florence Young is attending
normal school et Stratford.
Rev. A. Long fell out of an apple
tree one day last week nand broke Me
an n.
The steam abovel is working os the
C. P.1;., a little south of the village,
ballasting and repairing the road.
The farmers in this vicinity have
Seethed threshing and are mania, to
111 their silos. Cora is nse of the beet
metered crops la. years
Mr. J. B. Hester and a few of the
member of Knox church e►oir. Gode-
t ieb, were oat sod masted the local
rhe,ir os Sabbath ettern000.
Most of the residests attended the
Goderiek industrial es bibides last week
sad revert it see of the treat fain neves
held Morn Mr. Andrew Yeisg, oe.
*t our eaterpriewm fatmsrs. took
mooed pries is the Fsrmere' Trot.
OfiNLJOP
Mr. Reg. Whams Ma goo* ort
asp The et atui sod howl are mage se heat to his brother. who Is =tern-.
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SEPTEMBER'S
MONTH-END SALE
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, 27-29 and 30
September Month -End Sale bays will be most attractive from a money -saving stand-
point especially. Big, generous stocks of bright attractive fall merchandise are here all
ready for you, and the values will appeal to every thrifty buyer. This special list of Month -
End Sale attractions spells "saving " in no uncertain meaner for all who take advantage of
them. Ready Saturday morning. On sale until Tuesday at dosing time.
Attractive
Values in Coats
Buy your fall and winter coat on sale days.
These values will surely make it worth your while to
do so. Each and d11 are brand new garments cut, and
tailored in the seascn's most approved style. Ma-
terials and workmanship are of the highest order, and
the fit beyond any question whatever. We make special
emphasis of three lines for Month -End Sale Days,
anyone ,of which" are values undoubted, and good
enough to call extra special.
Ladies' Tailored Coats, high grade in every way.
The newest and most popular cloths,; all the season's
style. Sale Days . special values $12.50,
and $16.50.
correct
$15.00
Double Fold
Dress Net 25C
One end only dress r.r trim-
ming Net. Nest pattern. worth
41.00. Sale Days, per yard 2110
Largest Size Flannel-
ette Blankets $1.57
These are seconds from tbe
mill. Junes good to wear as if
they were perfect, although
there may be a dight tear that
win require sewing, otherwise
they are just as good as you will
pay $2.00' for. Save tben by
buying dale Days at.... 51.57
Cashmere Hose 25c
These are extra quality rib-
bed cashmere Hose. Sold every-
where at 30c to 35c. All chil-
dren's sizes. Sale Days, very
special. per pair .. ... .. 25o
Extra Wide White'
Flannelette 121,c
Extra heavy quality and
very at ids white Flannelette.
Soft finish. Sale Days Specie)
bargain per yard 12 to
Lawn 12C
Fine quality India Lawn,
strong weave, very sheer. Splen-
did for cb.ildren'e wear. Special
Bale Days, per yard 12o
Wool Mending
Black or tan Wool Mending.
hest quality we have, full tarda.
Sale Day, Special. 3 cards for
100- u
White Bath Towels
2 for 25c
Four doses only white Bath
Towels good weight. and closely
woven. Very spacial for Sale
Days ...2 for 250
Ladies' Ribbed Cash-
mere Hose 3 pairs
for $1.00
Led let. ribbed Cashmere
Hose fine quality imported
yarn rh,mbt direct from Use
Begluh milk. Regular 60e. Bale
Days, to introduce them, 2i pairs
for 51 .00
Men s Pure Woollen
Socks, 25c per Pair
mimed re wool We
aseeed Ids Isla
a min No-
isy est a1 /osis» - and can get
he non ghee they are told.
Roe zer waster g'supply Sala
err Spsclsl for Sale
Dam /tar Vie.. .... 150
11�1
fi
Big Sale of Lace Edge Doilies
The other day We ran across a wbuleasle house swine opt of
Doilies and Napkins. We cleared a big quantity of the Doilies at
exactly half their regular prices. rod nn -w pas.. teem on to you this
way. They are beautiful goods of extra high quality. Here is the
way they will sell Side Days.
. Pure Linen Lace -edge Doilies, ti -inch size regular Sate for %So.
" tl-inch size. regular Ale, a for leas
12-ioch size, regular 41.00 for S00.
Lace -edged hay Cloths, 23 -inch size, regular 42-50 for 111.25.
A Saving in Handkerchiefs, too
Yon ought to lay in a good supply of Han ikerebiefr. when you
can get them at these prices winch are just half. Six hundred
Handkerchiefs at 4 for 150.
Six hundred ladies' five hemstitched Haodkerlehiefs. regular Sc
net least. sold in lots of places for IOc. Sale Days Special at 4
for 1So.
Men's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 3 for 25th
Three hundred and fifty mens hemstitched Handkercbiets extra
fine quality, 15c anywhere. Sale Days Special, a for 25a
Men's navy Handkerchief!, 3 for 20o
Men's navy Handkerchiefs. neat patterns io white on nary
ground. Regular price 2 for Sic. Sale Days Special, 3 for 200.
Bargains in Mats
Thirty-six only door Mats,
mads from good quality Brussels
around.ith wool fringe all
wdale Days Special. ire
Axminster door Mats, stand-
ard eine. good quality with
wool fringe an around. Special
each only.. ............... nese
Door Mats made trout good
quality Wilton carpet, fringe
all round. Bale Days Special
oily 411e
Curtain Nets at
15c per Yard
Cleaning of severst linea of
Curtain Materials. lest the
f ling to freshest zip the Isom
Regular 25c per yard. Sale lett .
per yard *sly . 1 So
Imported Navy
Blue Serge 5oc
Heat y quality navy r,'ur
Serge, splendid weight. W
*Laud bard wear. lepotteU
direct. (late Drys Specter. I.•i
yard only.. • SOc
House Dresses 98c
This is the list call for entton
Dreams- Cleaning up *mite
stock interpretive of former
' prices or actual values. • There
are spore of the biggest bargain•
you ever got. Only tlfteen o:
,twenty to sell. Take v, ur
tboice DSc
1
Children's Cotton
,Dresses 98c
A sale of children's rotto•
Dresses also. Sold up as nigh a-
$2.tII. Just a few of them let.
Must be wki. Tale you:
choice Svc
200 Yards English
Flannelette
Two hundred yards of English
Flannelette in an assortment of
fancy stripe& guaranteed fast
colors. Sale Days .at per yard
only. 100
New Kid Gloves 85c
Ladies' walk'usg /liens. extra
quality, heavy ]aalhe.'. Just
the thing for fall wear.
Days, very specie, per peir Sec
New Underwear 25t
New shipment of fail Cnder-
wear just to band. Soft "Gale!).
fell weight. per garment . 25e
rr
A Special in Tailored Suits
$16.50
Ladies' Tailored Suits. Every garment high clasI.
Made from good quality wool serges in navy or black.
Coats and Skirts both correct in every detail of style.
Silk lined. Special Sale Days, per suit $16.50
Fancy Stripe Silk 75c
Tbirtysix-ineb fancy stripe
Mesons, silk. navy. oopeabag-
M es or tan with white stripe.
Note the extra width. Special
Bile Days per yard.. 75o
Suiting Tweed $I.25
Choice rSeisp sew Suiting
Tweed. dark a for tall. mpeei
all suitable for odd skirtses
well. Price per yard .... h .25
Satin Skirts $2.50
New satin Petticoats, Loudon.
Kngland made. just iD this week.
Out for the oseevslltag style of
threw paddy, pink, sky. loyal.
Met,
very special. net *SAW
Flosaecin
1ie gve psuar k qhs
•tout 1.4 aro i inns Lest of ends
kiale s aei rs desrmss.
Mat. ammo M ow — OM
15C to 2SC
Gingham. Ioc
Bay this Gingham onto sod
save mossy. They will be just
a. nest spring as they ere
Inlay. Over ens henirid yards
that east be sold at ease. Ree-
nter vslos up to MO per yard
Belo Days, pee yard..,,.... 10e
New Fall Wool
Gloves 25c
New Pall Gloves. Beek or
color. Special lin* oo sale Sat
urday morning. )eat the thing
for early tall wear et per ran
only
Better Flouncing
This is as big a bargain -s the
iMr Flouncing. Regular gl Stt to
42.00. Reis Days. elea'i Sae
per yard only .
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H'ODGENS_BROS.,
44.10.