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rRE SIGNAL GODSRICH : ONTAR)O
1
Important
Fall
Announcement
No doubt you are aware
that woollen goods are
‘cry scarce -Ind prices
high, but, fortunately for
us and for you, we buy
from the largest clothing
house in Canada, and
the; Irtve by far the largest
.tack of woollens in Canada ---
bought early last fall at the
"ld price. The only difference
[c . had to pay was: he extra
war tax, freight charges,
ttc.. which amounts to about
fifty cent. a snit. Now,atben,
we are in a position to :sell
you your clothing at the old
price or a very little advance.
•
It will be to your advantage
to see our Clothing
before you buy.
W. C. Pridham
SOLI? AGENT FOR
"Soeiety Brand Clothing`'
King Hats
E.=
BLYTH.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 1.
CHM. CoiPETMoN.-The result of
the standing field crop competition
is connection with the Blyth Agricul-
tural Society has been eniounced as
follows: 1st, J. & F. Laidlaw, Mor-
rie; Snd, David Leielaw. Morris; 3rd,
D. McCallum-khans/A; 4t.h. Wm. Me -
Gowan. Scat Wawsno.h: 5th, John
Barr, Mullett ; 0th, J & W. Gray,
Hallett ; 716, Jets. Snell & Son, Mul-
lett.' The competition wee in white
oats.
PEawoNAL AND GENERAL. - Mr.
Wm. Cowan, of liodericl . is vieitist
trimivee Ili town sod vicinity
tScbool reopened today with a full
staff of teachers. Mr. Mark, lata of
Parkhill. is prroc;nal in the place of
Mrs. R. J. M. Barr, resigned. and Miss
Ashton, of Gortie, takes the place of
Maw Morley. The rest of the staff ie
the same as that term. ....Mr. Miller
Begley, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Wm.
Begley, has secured • lucrative posi-
tion iu the postomce at Edmonton,
Aibefta Mr. and Mn.Carthew,
of Regina, have hero visiting their
eon, Mr. A. M. Carthew Min A.
Maude King, who ,pent the lass two
months with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. King. left last week for Dee
Moines, Iowa, to take the poeitioo of
superintendent of the Iowa Training
School for Missionaries and Decon-
.s.es. During the past year Miss King
acted as field secretary for the Michi•
Mn.Treioiu School at Grand Rapids.
ich ..Mr. H. A. Thomas ban dis-
posad of his euwmubile to Mr. L. M.
Patterson, station agent at Auburn.
Mr. sod Mn. Joseph Mothers
asoounce the engagement of their eld-
est daughter, 'twee, to Mr Lloyd H.
McNeill. Sarnia. The marriage will
take place iu about two weeks
The lawn bowlers will bold a local
tournament on Labor Day ., .. A court
for the revision of the Bast Wawano.b
voters' list was held in Industry Hall
on Monday morning hy Judge Doyle.
Mr Ed. McMillan left on Tues-
day on a trip to Edmonton.
t:tDAR VALLEY.
WEDNIDIDA Y. Sept 1.
WEDDED. -A quiet and pretty wed-
ding was solemnized by Hee. J E.
For at Victoria street personage,
lioderieh. ou Wednesday, Augu•t 23,
when Miro Hazel Irene, youngewt
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Steens. beanie the happy bride of
Mr. Percy shields. The young couple
were taken tri tioderich by Ju. Young
in hi. car. After the ceremony was
performed they returned to the boar
of tb.. bride'. parenta,where • sumptu-
ous repeat sweited them. We wish
Mr. end are Shields much happiness
in their wedded lif-t
t ERte)NAL MktrTlow.-Mr. and Mn.
Chris. Brown, of Dungaaeon. visited
at Jae. Himpson'• teat week Mrs.
Fd. MrCoenell, of Toronto, has been
emending a few days the ``ueet of Mrs
.1. Willis ...Miss T. tl►Otelon sed
brother. of !Winton, celled on frleods
bene this week ....Rev. J. W. Heil
ley, of Nile. made sone pectoral Whip
in this communit y Isst week Mr.
end Mrs. Jas. Jnbostnn spent Sunday
at the home of Wm 011ddnn, of AMU
ford Miss Orate A. Plunkett, of
Auburn, ba. resented to resume her
&reboot ditties .. .MI.s Vista Jobsston
de visiting with ber suet Mrs. L.
(Thumb, tiodetieb, this week The
Misses Mary and Ida Berkley left vi -
terday (Tuesday) tor Oil Springs.
where they have recurred positions asi
teachers is a graded reboot Mrs.
R. Pentland returned on ?Saturday Inst
from Ondsticb, where she bad been
staying with her daughter, Mica Edna,
who has undergone • streessiedul ropers -
tion and we are glad to report is im•
proving nicely M AStandee hospital.
Recall Orderlies. the s.ndern laxa-
tive, cleanse the gates and beautify
the eepb
xten. • %told only by H.
m .
DBsd.p, tae Res all Store, 10,, Mc and
ale itmxea
ASHFIELD.
Roderick Finla cosi Lochelsb, has
e nlisted with the 61.1 Battalion, %Vin•
o lpeg. He has jet returned to the
West after •.hort visit home
A canvass of the congregation io
connection with the Asbtteld Presby-
terian church is being made with a
view to making • congregational Con-
t ribut ion to the Red Cross and patri-
otic funds. One thousand dollars is
the amount aimed at. but the pros-
pects are thio will he exceeded.
PORTERS HILL.
TUNOWAY, Aug. 31.
\(.TES. -Miss Luella Tichhorne has
✓ el tsied house utter vl.illug tier
reedier at Lowest.) Mr. lrotttl.
Newton tai ' t .7otunto this week
stteudirg for fuser.' of his emir, Mn..
Geo. Newton Mts. U. W. Putter,
Lilian and Harvey sr, visiting at
Our,ie'r Crosau'g Mr and Me..
Lorne Tabor and babe spent the week -
rod at Mr. Wm. Jobnstou'r Tae
many friends of Mrs. Leslie Cox will
be pleased to koow she is able to be
out driving attain Don't forget
the special art vl, r to ba held in Bethel
Methodist church on Sunday night,
tarp:ember 5. The pastor, Rev. J. E.
Jones. ha• at spiritual treat for all thole
who attend.
DUNGANNON.
WoxrN's INeeter:K.-The Dungan-
non branch of the Women's Institute
roe: in the p trio of the Presbyter ran
church on for afteroonn of the AU.b
nit sod spent a bury time in qu&lug
and cutting out garment. f er the "01 -
tilers. A Murines meeting was *fte,-
wards brad at as hick it was decided to
hold s picnic at the Point Farm on
Labor Dry, to which all residents of
thecomwuoily are invited, both adult;
and children. ' Tile ladies afro tlecidrd
to serve meals during the two days of
the fall fair. I3.ith dinner and supper
will Ie served and the proceeds will
Ire deiet.ad t . patriotic purposes. All
ladies are invited to bele in the watt
of providing meals.
HENSALL,
Mo.ND.t-, Aug. :t .
Much regret is felt over the •e'ious
illness of A. Sermon.
High (locatable Whiteside sprained
lb wrist ou Friday, and it now off
work.
Henry Boseeiberry has lensed the
Kiag George hotel sod moved in last
wort.
Some of the flaxepullen have Leen
working staadmg 1111 water up to their
knees.
Me. and Mrs. 314Guire announce the
engagement of thole.' daughter. Oiga
Victoria, to Robert Fordwich of Ds -
borne.
Ab. Johnston. while lifting a central
block this morning, had • one of his
fingers so badly crusbed that be may
lose it.
Onion harvesters ere making almost
supethuwan efforts to safely secere
the fine crop. If they succeed the
financial returns will be great.
KINTAIL.
MONDAY, Aug. 31t.
Nartm Or THE tVg&K.-Mies, Doro-
thy Douglass wu the guest of Mies
Annie MacMurchy'last week rt.
Murdoch MacGregor, of Fargo, Dako-
ta. spent • trw days at his former
home here Inst week . ...Mrs. Colin
McGregor and children have returned
to Detroit Mi.. Ide1 Griffin is via•
sting at Parkhill Mrs. H. Meade.
of Hamilton, is visiting her friend,
Mrs. D. Whiteside..... Mrs. Alex.
Maclennan, of Chicago. 1. visiting rel-
atives here School opens on Wed-
nesday, September 1st. Owing to the
serious illness of Miss Pentland. the
trustees have secured the services of
Miss Faegan until Mis. Pentland is
sufficiently recovered to assume the
duties of teacher Mr. and Mr..
James Montgomery. of Ripley, visited
relative. here last week.
ST. HELENS.
TusenAY, Augast 31.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Louie
Weatherhead on Maturday, August
21st, a son.
Thom who Jeft for the West from
herr last week were : John Cameron,
Brown Smith. nus Bole, Donald Mc•
Donald and Robert. John and Stewart
McGuire. They expect to engage in
harvesting.
The following teachers bare left for
tbeir different "chortle : Mr. Donald
Clark to Belleville ; Miss M. Cameron
to Moorefield ; Mia. Chri.. Miller to
Wartburg ; Miss Eliasbeth Miller to
Edmonton.
VIS,Totta.-Miss Elsie McDonald, of
(Juelpb,is ► visit r at her uncle's, Angus
Mcllosald's.. Mrs. Robb artadaughter, ofan, spent the week-
end at Mr. A. Stuart's Miss Mc -
Ewan. of (lodericb, visited bee friend
Miss May Oss.r'oo, over Sunday
Miss Laura Currie, .f Winghem, was
a visitor with Masi Chris Miller for
the week -sed Mr. J the Miller
and Min Josh Clttht.ert, of Windsor.
ars spending a couple of weeks with
Mn. MiU.r.
Thorn's
only lass way
to wash woollies*
Hassid*. and film,
fat absol ut•
dean without injury: The
way. LUX softens hard
water - gives a rich.
cream -like lather which
the daintiest hands or
filmiest fabrics need
never fear. L U X
coaxes rather than
'CJforces the dirt out
I of clothes.
Won't Shrink
Woollens
4111107
1 Oc
Made in Canada by Lever
Brothers Limited, ToMnto•
herr were taken by Hev.Mr. McLaugh-
lin, of St. James' t'resbytetian church,
Hamilton Mr. McLtughlin and fam•
Ly 1.re* .pent the month of Angara in
[k•t•r Lodge Palk. They return to
Hawilt.,n this week.
WINGHAM.
MONDAY, Aug 90.
Pte. A. J. Smith spent Snndny with
his fairiiiy here.
Rev. W. .1. Hibbett of the Metbo-
di-t +buten yesterday',teached au im-
pressive ,erwon on the war.
The lather of the Hen Uric' are now
about ready to ship another load of
goods which they are gathering up.
They ship cue almost eret y week.
Mrs L. Aitcheson, mother of the
Tate Pte. L. A. Aitchison„ who oied of
woands in a hospital la England,
has recently receised some excellent
photos of the funeral of ber son. and •
letter and package of shrapnel bullets
which the doctor* to .k from his body
while cperuting. They thought hy
doing so they would save bis life. In
spite of losing her eldest hov, Mn.
Aitchesoo say. that if her other two
boys, who are only fourteen and
siet.aen years, cid, are.neededshe will
let thew go also.
WESTFIELD.
TUESDAY, Aug. 31.
NOTES OF THE WERE. Cook
brothers' threshing outfit bus been
doing considerable work for fasten
is the neighborhood. The thrash*"
aes.00 will be long this year on ho -
count of the loose, bulky sheaves that
Ql1 up fast Mr. Ed. Fitzpatrick
has his cement outfit busy at W. H.
Campbell's. building a concrete silo...
Mr. Charlie Lockhart is belpiog Mr.
Thomas Bamford with hu harvest....
Master Charlie Harrison has returned
to his home at Goderieb after spend-
ing his 'Seat Ott with bis uncle. Mr.
W . H. Campbell Mr. Wm. Mc-
Dowell and wife have returned to
their home in Dskota after visiting
brothers and other relatives in the
vicinity. Another brother, Mr. Ed-
ward McDowell, with his wife. •iso
bas been vuitiog relative. herr.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TUESDAY, Aug. 31.
Joi-ro e. -Mrs. Smith and children,
of Loodon, are visiting friends in this
♦ieiaity Mr. and Mrs. John Shan-
ahan spsot the week -nod at Mr. J. W.
Boyles Min Mae Redmond is via
Ring Mends et Ooderich et present...
Mie. B. Commies has returned home
after visiting London friends . Mets.
Wm. Redmond and Wrn.M. MCAlli.ter
visited at Mr. Janes Glen's this week.
Mr. Andrew Painter returned to
Torooto on 1tesday after • two
mouths' visit at Wm. Wilson's.. ..
Me. had Mr.. Thorne" Kirkland, of
Tee.wetsr, spent the week -end with
friend. In this vicinity ....The monthly
meeting of the Women's Institute
will be 'mid at the hones of Mrs. John
Thompson on Wednesday, September
Sth, et 130 o'clock.
BAYFIELD.
Tiaenear. Aug. 31.
Mrs. H. tiareah 1a visiting friends In
Clietoo.
Mr.. Hardie' and daughter Msrioo
are guests at the Albion.
Miss SylvePt.r, of Detroit, is a guest
at the home of M i s Ferguson.
Mr. J. Oa.phell is in Toronto able
week visiting bie brother and taking
to the Bzhlbitioo.
Mr. Robinson, wife and !sanity. who
have been summering in lakeside
Perk, returned to London on Tuesday.
Mee. Cans. Donaldson and children.
of Winghaat. who have been vlsit.lag
-friends in the village, returts,d hone
on Monday
Mr. sod Mn. MacMillan and daugh-
ter, of Loaders, who have spigot tae
euen.see 1n Loess Cottage, bet for
boas* on Tuesdayof this week.
Borst Mr. Bospraa few days of this
week In Windsor Weediest to busi-
ness, but iatesde retuning to
smother week in "belay. bre sy y -
0.1d."
Rev. num Davis, of Wes/train/4ww
Prby'ter(an rbes.h, Woshligton,
D. 0 , sod Mir Davi% wife eprs.t three
week, la Hayfield. lett Mat week Ilse
Tomato where they will good a weak
before retsr.laa berate.
Rev. A. Merfarlaso took the ser-
vices in Wltlt. chute*. Motes. we
*undt loot. beth saeesing sad Mess-
ing Serviemi 1. Bt . Amdrew's shwa
remains as teacher la haw t!owwer
school. Mi. Fee. Pattweea wine
have chants of the Na d sabred ia,
l:uiborne. *lee Brown. of Lowdeebnr-
ougb, will booschars* of No. 9 school.
Mullett. Miss M. Ifs. Blythe has re -
messed from her holiday. to rseums
matchbox In libmAistiorn school.
ANartvaolJletit,Sane ION. -The ene-
gregntion of , Auburs Methodist
Murch renew to bold their annivers-
ary sere ices on Monday, September
12th. Key. A. E. Junes, a former
pastor, Row alt t•trathruy, will preach
at 2 tied 7 welly The church choir
will 1. ad lb the singing and furnish
the moan for the day. The church
has recently Asea cleaned and ren•. -
vat d wi.Llt sod now pree►nw a •m et
and lady sppeerence. A freewill alter-
ing
f er-
ing lir env meted an anfiveves ry' t►an-
day to mems Om roe/ of Were Improve-
ments.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mos Kar W eetarued from • week's visit at
I)ayaatd.
Mr. W. T. KUlar 1. .Pent a few days at :M-
onte talo week.
Mn. Send 1. vada -.r her daughter. Mr.'. Js..
Reale• at Toronto.
Mt.. Lobel Ilathe.on returned to Mr school
at Sade eaTewedar
Mr. Frank E.tweed. of Chatham. le vl•Iting
at the ►neural home here.
Mr. Riley Brrter'd left of Tuesday for Clif
ford. where he will 1.•.ch .chop!.
I t . Cyril Frame. of the Yard Battalion. t.ou-
dim.'peat du. day a; hi. biro.* here.
MM- Mama. erns ..• left on Touchy to e.t.a
her .otter. Mr.. Jett -',.o. at. Wittslpalt.
]It -rat Alm. sad 1- a Goldth.wpe have been
. tete./ raletivw at !croon. and 51..trn.
141.. OI.dy.Rente- of Gat. elattreleer
friend. Mfr It y Ittu .u, at ••Lale.lde."
tt L+ Toreem. of I tin'on. 1• the g.••t of
Mr- Chaim Pylon 5t. Ilent. attest.
M.e. Hob tram rr•,.-P. e1 Wm
leab., i. vl1t•
M
leg her penu. Mt .rad Mew A Strands.
Miee I1 CsrrelL •.' *ltltford. spent Met week
vl.iting bet ssa.r. Mrs Alta.of Auburn.
MW Tlrab.te Clark returned to K..a: on
Mooday to teach ` t he pu blk echoes there.
Mos t.ottI. Rea1n- in he. returned to flolrne._
rills. where she 1.0 he.. in the Petals -*bout.
Mr. H. Preston eta we. u• Barrie 1- vWnng
et tM home of hit t inn•.. Ilk. sod Mr-. wren.
Moen Jennie., 1 arm HeeWell. retorted
Tue.day from s Mier week.' vt•1t .t t Meade.
Mir. Baldah Wbt•+lye of Ns's York. Ma been
air ins her saint fir, .1. eimi b. Sou b .tr -et.
]1r.. O. H. Germ .- rima her I -tar. Mee.
w. L Route at Toronto for • couple at we ka.
Mr. Pain. of o •atfo-d. w.. the .sad ref
Mea (Rev.. 0.4.111 .. hr et and day. the poet
wren
Mr. Ernst Peldh..m ie ris•r'ng at To•onto
thl west and wt'1 a•tenI the Exhibition while
Mete.
Mies Helen Otto,- of Len-, %. Mie... i• c'•I1-
ing at die baud of r,-• p.ren:.. Dr. and Mra
String.
Mho Mennen String •Tient Menu from
Toronto ill. week to -newt the wedding of her
eater.
M•. Ames r.;•, who let been rld•tne hi -
mother. Mtn S. Cox. reigned to Chicago on
Ib«dar•
Clintat, New les . Mia Yneav, of Go.tnieb.
(•.pending& few days with her mother. Mrs.
wslton.
Yl.. RweudoUn (bIbotn-, of Baltimore.
Md.. 1a visiting es tercet-. Mr. a. in:. J. H.
t'otborns
Mr.. H R. tetter ..b Toledn, oh:o. h.. been
.1.1ting her palest.. Mr. and 3i: -. Chea well..
Hayashi tw..t.
MW. Mee Lundy. of B1vta, we.. ibe guest of
her sorb* and sant, Mr. .n1 11r.. Walter
Moore. lett week
Fordwk•h Record Mr•. J. ('rev. of Geder;ch
v1.IMd her ►mutase. Mr. A. Rob men. and other
relatrn 1&.t work.
Mos Mabel Ow,tber rteo returned to[tete
wet after...ed s three week. the +t of
line habil gu.
in
we
CeWagerea s.
arrived in we .td amumed b1. Mattes a.
prteeipel d Yre'aMa erred.
Mrs We.ley Everett and Mby 'Ian. d
Mario -k Oat.. meths finest• tbia wen et Mr..
Max Clairmont. Napier .tract.
Me.. Wm. Aldan.. who ha been • pdirt at
Alexandra Wpi-al for coma U. wee able to
return to her has las week.
Mba Robort.no left Tns•dsy morning a ber
entire to Windsor. to resume her Gut lee on the
public ached .t&R.ef the elm.
M.•rne,h Itspe.bee: /Ira Rebeet Winer.lr..
end children of ild.rk•h. .pet tee week w.tb
Mew noted Wint*r..r , in town.
M b... lr Margaret Mac V lar let: T.-. l• Moro-
Indfar Tor into as t Mb..14111.• MaeTlMoro-
Indlae for
W ellasd . when .e teaches tenon
Mea tl Aad*rtee and ebl dole. t *tori•
street, kayo mnirned home after speeding
.event wests vbotlg tear Toronto.
Metier Willie Bell bwa returned to his
at Stratford after .p.adtng • month witblIC
grasdpsr ot., Mr. end Mt. R DeLeon.
Mr. and Mr.. IL W. Reid. who' had beim vt►
Meg .t the hone el Mr. A. Farrow 1.R ea
Monday so theiresture to Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mae Jeals el Salt has rennet from • tam
to CaUtonr and le • ..ad. raw the. wlta
her mother. Mn. rester aro. Carley strut.
Rev. Dr. Dkkle and tamUy, who had gent
Um pent tee m .ata. at Menseetung Week re-
tO.d to Ih. it Mew at Mon'res. on Mimi
s .,.
Rev. J. N. Nodes. of New Deane w
Woke aasBMWssgt thBMWschar* last Summingwhet•r, h
a.db.g 155 we with Mr. and Mos. J. '0.
Meraad
Rev. H. M. oral Ms Lang -Ford and De.
R. D. Lineet.tnne, of Lament spent the week-
end Ie tore, threshes sf Mr. and MR C. L
DeaUttle.
Mr•. Andre. Pewter and ds•gbpr. 6.1,151.
retuned dila week brew • 100 aethe• ele11
with Me.. 11 u *el Nes, of Minarets. aid at
Delaware. thio.
Mr. end 11 . Y. O. Mermen and daughter,
Dorothy. .4 S•r.01.rd..1-Ital •1 the bam..1
Rev. James Ha lam west Moving Ie
TM. rtsrai'.. u .
Mr. a. d Mr-. Algewt Cabe and wee. Judie.
Wiwi a sew day. Is talar& bet weal. the goat.
of Me. a Farrow. Mr. I{iw*s N .lessor is
thearp Bank of Co.mat ..'!'odEaa
Mr. sub MM. James agebermr. Mr tine Mrs
James ►.1ho.ndta and the Misr.lsut5.ad
brie Malar attended the Masl..ss.-Mc.
Lamas w.NingailweheW yealeedny.
M. Jobs A. itis, of Merit era 1. Biwa
the pest west vimsse et the aid b..& He
will spend • fear awe with his briars K
Leamington before retuning to Chkeere.
Met Doane whir b ea J a 1 andel is JJe 1 Jeeuat Para.
.neat r4 week as gegen of re. C. elan
aid left ea Tsoad r rot Mott him. at O
(.11.1... t.Neert. .oSdm t d*, hlle.ss )rigie. and
Jeer. 1 ,.. 6. Wenn. wf Mira LMM
went, eM
Worsen. al Oodmtea, r v1ueg wtta Mrs. J.111.
P•gmss.
Mr end If re. of Wildest, Mr. ttad
Mee Rirttard Mien, Master 14 un M{ager
et D.Yeli. fere Maned bone after a.etadla j
tee root* whitlogw relatives .N Meed. le
Oederid mil at Ates mien, la the oreety.
I Kincardine Reperle Mr. 111• wet 0switag
Nit w Tserlay fat (i.deMt....Wee he
.eeere•d a pariah. 16.. ere Ismer tea
mos se tba Maiseige
g.wtal ranee eb rim w.11 be arra .tweed
Sewn.
To 1 h 44 • soh t w Mendsg hew 1.-
t..tsr Mltebtt. eA w"rgb. . and Mr. li.1
iMw tweobar .f A *tars.
Mee
•. Pais. rear for Korth Mires h.. yen
1►dt, talion drie ie es.wd yN
gMtrl d the edam enjoyed rr ptm..MM
as
mom endlet Mra. J. Al.they.Melanie. rlpantr rear tie
nese M taws Me *Ass die• talo Nt weN•
Mr. etre we earleade III caversi
meth. res Meal and hr trienda Mee wro
/Weasel bemaNW he W repo.....4 hi•emake
yie les a
Mss heron moie, • eaglet
AUBUHN.
TUESDAY. Aug. 81.
Mrs. Edgar Lawson is visiting her
parents at 8raforth.
Mr. Temple Clark. of Lueknow,
stent Thursday reoewtng old ac-
qualntartees in bis native village here.
Mrs. Wm. J. Robertson and son
Roy and Cal. Straughan left on the
harvest excursion Saturday for Min-
ium. Man.
(leo. F. Yangblut shipped a oar of
cattle to Torooto os Saturday end •
ar of
hosts
tolthe same market on
WednMr. end Mrs. Andrew Halliday. of
town. are renewing Sequslnt.ences
ber. are gue.te of Mr. and
Mrs. John Fingland.
Mr and Mr.. Samuel Cox and Wm.
Dobie, sr.. left on the bomesesk.r.
excursion on Tuesday for points in
Manitoba and Alberta.
1)r. Arthur Irwin, of Wingless,
.pest /Sunday with his brother Joseph.
to give hies the news of the Doctor's
rimiest two months' trip to California.
Thrashing is the older of the day
ou
Some of r farmers' barna will not b
their crop a fifteen, of the grain being
heavy sad badly lodged, maklsft t
sees.mery for the bled.,-. to gather it
Mose to lb* ground In get the grain.
Mr. end Mrs. McIlveen. of Wat-
ford, are enjoying heir holidays
Tony arrived here os
F prosiest. ybysato sed left os Sunday.
amorapanied by Mr. and Mrs. Asquith.
isr Toronto to bess
ppurssss tat the Imar-
riegs d Me. Oboe. •igeltt es Monday.
Me. Ob.rbs Asquith aver •tt*e the
ssrs.os7 for Rua Boma, to take
ebllsls tIf so evaporator Mom
room -NI. (ler•
son lett es Ttnday for reinsto
fats absre• of the school them as
bssrher. Mies Edam Hickingbotham
PATENTS
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b sit ...retries Ar for .or Mewl='Oa'tt ADYThorhlab will he *set 1.ss
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THE COLBORNE STORE
New Fall Goods have been arriving for the past weeks and
our stock is now in a good condition for Fall Business. We
are able to fill your wants•in all lines.
Wr$ erettes The uew stock is composed of the latest designs and best colorings.
pP These cloths were all bought when the market was low and we are
offering the beat vahtea at fprmer prices. Heavy 27 -inch cloth in all colori at per yard 17c.
Hosiery
Fall Hosiery is now selling and our many lines are in demand. Let us sell you
Hosiery this fall. We can please you.
Serges Blue. black, brown, red, grey and other colors in Serges are here to choose from in
many qualities. Fall has always a demand for Serges and our stock is complete.
Heavy 3S -inch cloth, in all colors, at per yard 60c.
Collars The vera' latest creations direct from the makers. These Collars come in plain
white, black trimmed with white, and other combinations. Also in Puritan Collar
and Cuff Sets.
New Coatings f $
me new Fall Coatings now here in white, red, navy and black. Prise
$2 S and $1.70.
Corsets D. & A. Corsets are leaders in style, workmanship and material, handsomely
trimmed and finished. They meet the demand of fashion. Always buy D. at A.
They are the best.
J. It COLBORNE
interest 1a the war. h:. brother. Col. J. 1. Mc-
Laren. heir le command of the 11.th anttarri.
whin mos -ed the ocean ...area tenth. age,
sad two sons heiag with the foes.. One ma 1.
unit hM uncle 1.15.1115.14 the oth• ris train
int at Niagara.
The Fduiontnn Bele•In. referring to the nuc.
.... of the exhibition bald 1n that city from the
Yah to the lith of Augu..t. Wt- the foam. Mg
complin.eot to a former Cd•tonita. the dawn-
. er of Mr. Robert Holmes.. fo.rserly M. 1'. for
Wet Huron. now rf Toronto: -Jed r few
word. of commendation tar the de..rvlsg
.n.n.le•- of the .art at the exhibition
nice this year. Thein Is nn hen of rose.
donne( the rash of exh'bit toe time,
but they hare been civility itaeff
el week. in .rite of ru.b diaenlde•. and the
mit. have retrained uttermost to the that.
Mtn R bit,, Holmee..ecntary to Mr. Stark
(maaagerl. is one who ro- be specially tmM•
timed lei meet -Moe the e0r4.i cy of the militia-
t+on .teff. Rehire coming to her pram .t 1,0.4-
1 ion in Iva:. Mies Helmer had bees a.ei•twnt to
Mr. Stark at the raft of TM Canadian Vann,
...d w.... 1reefer.,tatty conversant ut'b osoe
management. and with agricultural mat ten ie
general. ,To lay that not a little of Edmonton.
..toren. with exhibition. la due to Wee Holme.
N to tesesa1 a bate abatement Of tart.
CAN• DIAN
- PAGi ri-G
The Ileal route'lo and from TORONTO
donne
Candies Natiiad EsLlitiss
AUG 214 to ,iEPT. 13. ISIS.
- BELLO;ED FA1ILK
1e Toronto from all .1 at'on. le Ostmark
ales fates Nissen Yell. and RuValo, N.Y..
and Detroit. Mleh.
go were tee meek C. P. It Agent. reesrdlag
EXTRA TRAIN SERVICE
to alit fret, Torm•e. Pendell, Mattes
and Exhibition (mend.. rem
SPECIAL LOW FARES
teem Prow pat Pointe ea l'mRaia Dates
Perticalan from Jit. Kidd. C.P.IL Ticket
aotzwriteM. wM°+°hr. District
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DRANO TRUNK SY. T M
LABOR DAY.
$INULE +ARE -Good going and orientate
ticptaabr ab gab.
tARgAND ONE THIRD Good gots/ Bee -
temper nth. Sib and .. b.
LL.turo limn agpNmbr 7u. 1913.
IKNurt 11.ta.ts t►I1 be baited between all
raitoa. Ill Creed* mot of fort Arthur and to
Detroit .•d Port Huzu.. M1.d. Hui61o, Black
Reek. Medal% Falla had elneperiden Brides.
N. Y.
' Tkk.efa.ad tun tatormstioa on application
to ages:..
Cm- INKY Giles~
RETURN TICKETS
at reduced tare to Tomato from as Matlonw r
t made. Special Dein sere ice and how rete
rxciieiloa• tome alt principal points on certain
date.. A.k F. F. Lawrence k Sar her f*ll
pmeheakiem
iiia --,a:¢
Extra Special
Prices in Hardware that will move Hardware
WE MUST TURN THESE GOODS INTO CASH, REGARDLESS
OF COST. WE ARE OUT TO GIVE THE FIRST
COMERS SNAPS THAT ARE SNAPS
Detroit Vapor Stoves
The Stoves that burn either coal oil or gaso-
line and bring city gas within reach of all.
No wicks to burn out or clean.
1 2 -plate, regular 612.50, Special 19.35
2 3 -plate, regular $15.00, Special $12.60
1 3 -plate, with stand, rejnlar $18.00, Special
$14. /5
Four Only Oil Stove Ovens, Detroit
Regular 83.00, Special 12.2.1
Air- tight Wood Heaters
Regular 66.00, Special $4.:.0
Regular 84.50, Special 63.00
One only Range "Ideal"
Reservoir and high shelf and oven thermome-
ter. Regular 632.00, Special 627.75.
We have a few second-hand Ranges and Heat-
ers at exceptional values.
Boys' Express Wagons
Extra strong and well -made.
2 only, regular 63.00. Special 62.40
1 only, regular 12.50, Special $2.00
30 only Granite Tea Pots
Regular 45c, Special 25c
Grindstones
We have a large stock of Grindstones of the
very hest quality, 50 -lb. stones. Well worth
$1.00, each 29c
One only Summit Range
Fitted with the new 4 -piece sectional grates,
shaking from front. Also wood grates, oven
thermometer and reservoir. Regular $40.00,
Special $32.25.
One only Hammock
Regular 63.00, Special $2.25
Two only Coffee A!W.
Regular 11.25, Special R5c
Regular 75c, Special Mk
Five only Folding Clothes -drying Racks.
Regular 61.25, Special 90c.
One No. 3 Daisy Churn •
Fitted with hoop handle, steel frame. barrel
made of oak staves and six bronze -finished
hoops. Regular $8.25, Special $6.39.
250 lbs. best 650 ft. Binder Twine. Regular
14c, Special $12.90 per 100 lbs.
One -foot power Grinder with two emery
wheels and beveled face. Regular $10.00,
Special $5.00.
Two only Knapsack Sprayers, galvanized
tank. Suitable for spraying horses and cat-
tle, poultry houses, shrubs, t egetables. Reg-
ular $5.00, for $3.75.
One Vacuum Cleaner
Will not only take up surface dust and dirt on
carpets but sucks the dirt out that gets ground
in. After using, it is not necessary to lift
carpets to house -clean. Regular 615.0,
Special $7.50.
One only 22 -inch iron Smooth Plane. Regu-
lar 83.26, Special $2.75.
One only 24 -inch wood Smooth Plane. Regu-
lar 61.25, Special 75c.
One Sunlight Washing Machine
Has rubber on both above and below the
clothes. This mat hire has been a great fav-
orite and easy to cperate Regular $10.00,
Special $7.00. -
Six only Scythe Snaths,regular $1,Special 63c.
One ten inch Daisy Post -bot Digger. Regular
84.50, Special $3.25.
One Paat•hole Digger, Gibbs pattern, lever
handle, regular $2. , Special 61 00.
Cat -Glass
We have a small assortment of high-grade
Cut -glass, which we are Darting below cost
in order to clear nut au lint
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Five only. regular 00 to S l
Half-price.P
HOWELL HARDWARE CO., Ltd.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE. PHONE 57.
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