HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-9-16, Page 4TWOmeseAT, Berra area Id lath
ItPayy0h1
to look around
before baying year
Clothing this Fall.
Clothing is up in price.
Did you notice where one'
Toronto firm raised their
prices three dollars per
shit ? We bought early
from the largest whole-
sale in Canada ; they
bogght their woollens in
large quantities one year
ago and Ted the big
advance which came
later ; of course the war
tax has to be paid, this
will amount to about
fifty or seventy-five cents.
Call in and see our cloth-
ing, ,compare prices all
you like with others -we
know where you will buv.
•
W. C. Pridham's
GOOD CLOTHES
S oLF. AGENT Hilt
Society Brand Clothes
made to special order
L._.
Brantford Roofing
Suitahit for all :kindsof-build-,
Ings : houses, barns or sheds.
Crystal I in red or green),$3.50
per square.
No. 3 Asphalt Roofing, $3.50
per square.
No. 2 Asphalt Roofing, 13.00
per square.
No. 1 Asphalt Roofing, $2.25
per vinare.
Mohawk Roofing, $1.75 per
squate.
Phone 1::. Hamilton Street
CANADA'S GREATEST CROP.
This Year's Yield Ninety Doe Per Ceti
Create- than Last Year's
Ottawa, `lent. 1a. -In a bulletin
betted today the ceusus turd eta hales
oftlre publishes i:e moot al prelimityary
eeuraste of the production in Canada
of the principal grain clops.
The preliminary 'etiolate of this
year's w heat clip in Canada is a total
of 3teactiJ,!tj1 bushels from 129e39,4(0
acre.. representing an average yield
per acre of 28.7a bushels This total
s 147.5:9,wil bushels. or til per Bent., in
exec.. of haat year's inferior yield of
181.2111,000 bushels; 77,122,81.10 bushels.
or 3a per cent , in excess of th. prev-
ious higbeet yield of V1,717.IUi
bushel. in 1913 ; and 112,0414 ire/ bush-
els. or Fie per clot., in eiceese of the
annual average yield of 190,020.0t11.
bushels for the flee years 1910 M 1914.
In acreage, average yield per are and
in the total yield the present estimate
is the highest on rerord for Canada'.
Of outs the total yield for 11115 is a•-
tfmated at ON million bushels from
mammon acres. en average yield per
acre of 42.94 brtebels.
11mr1•y i• pieced at 51.e13.000 bush-
els from 1,609.3311 Acres, an average per
Gore of 34 l4 bushels. Rye yields 2,314,
70n bushel, 11 om 112,800 scree. or 21 Si
bushels per acre. and flaxseed 12.199,-
i100 bushels from ',(rebel") acres, or
12.11 bushels per acre.
The estimated total prrduetinn et
wheat in the three Northwest Pros-
trates (Manitoba, Saskatchewan and
AIMte) M 275,772,200 bushels, se com-
fI'rr w11b 140.9601,000 bushels last
l eA
11uIUMAT1$M CURED.
Wm ler Willie Rails Ki/aey Pills
Ass a Mleivile.a Median.
(hand Papas Wort, Gas (a. Qu..,
8api► lath.- 111► -That rheum•
eta t* t1M e0a11 s of diseased
dome In the ease of
Miss ae. et this place. She
bad nwir..lgia, cramps in
tis. eswcl.s.
MEW berry heavy and bad
a &swing .vacation aero.s the loins,
and skim was dry and bash, and
it itched mei horned at might. These
air all symptom of dim.-wd kidneys.
When sic -mired her kidmys with
D.M i P111s the symptoms
so did the rheumatism.
a_ whist ebb says :
'Tome Doers kidney Pi11s are a
sarvele m median*. 1 wlheed for
sco .1eseire with otessosaterei nem
My monks "mold ersemp, any
Rm.O
were im+y •.d bad • dra(tmt•g
emmmelba.gross the Woe end say asst
dear! and it !kited and
AU U1'M.
Tenant T, Sept, IL
Rev. W. (nosplashed .tsdn.
m
ley 0 Mtaday.
14... ♦. Lima( ie having i. plese-se
of a visit from hie father, d oo►oue,t.
Mr. Jus. Lawson drove • load of our
young p..opl• over to Bossy brook to
mkt With M. E ortb of the
eth
Modist church y hsevert-
bag. All report i profitable aid es-
joyeble time.
Mr. Howard and Dr. Howard, of
Lana... are vi•i ing their r.layves.
Mr. John Pierce, tb. Mimes Blur and
Mea Munro. Mr. Hooped i. 1a hie
ninetieth year and tor that great age
ppeare to be bale.
Mr Cleo. Dawson has raised the roof
of his house, making 1t a two-story
building. Toe weather baa been un-
favorable for this work and damage
war done by rain to the interior Mr.
Lorne lacrisgeour, of Blyth. has the
carpenter work and the Ooderieb
Planing Mill Co. supplies the material.
The weather on Sunday detaioed
many from being present at the
Methodist anniversary service.. Rev.
A. E. Jones, a former psator, now of
SLratbroy, preached two instructive
and thoughtful sermons. Mr. and
Mrs. Jones and Mies Margate[ are
spending a few days renewing ac-
quaintance* here after Ave years' •b-
arbel..
Mr. John Evans baa been called to
Toronto by the Sterling Bank and left
Monday morning. Before leaving be
was prevented on [Saturday reening
by his Auburn meads with an address
and a pair of cuff liake and a tie pin.
He left with the best wishes of all for
his future surreal in life. Mr. Rottlsu-
son, of West Toronto, arrived Satur-
day Dight to supply in the St ming
Bank.
KINGSBRIDOE.
V oNuut, Sept 1:(.
After a summer of aleso.t continu-
ous rainfall, ,frizzle and fog it is still
wet, despite the (' m tda Temperance
Act and misleading prtopbecies. The
only way 'to keep dry In this kind of
weather is to get into a min -up it.
front of a binder end come out second
hest. That wake. the times pretty
diy. .
RAIN, RAIN. RAIN! -If this deluge
continues u will surely be advisable
t commence the building of aouther
ark. Although the majority of the
tarniets here finished harvesting oper-
ations a coupl.. of weeks ego, there is
still cove grain in the fields and the
condition of the weather at the lime
of writing is certainly detrimental :o
dr/swing it in A• in the surrounding
districts. harvesting rhes year was •
stiff proposition. C itt.ogg the long,
lodged grain WAS slow anti I iboi
while stngking and drawing in fur
tangled sheaves was I.ke scratching
down the bulwarks of Gibraltar
Threshing has commenced wok) a good
number cf gtiod machines to handle
the bumper crop. Kenneth M.•Lenn,
Tho. Richardson, Robert Cntran and
John t.reen will in all probability
mononnl:z.. practically all of the barn
cleaning of this district as in formet
years. The barns are all well filled
and it tins been year• since there were
so many grain stacks. Some farmers
b addition to the full of their barns
have several gigantic rick. est 'oats.
Considerable fill wheat has been sown
this 1111. some prat in a few day..
while other fields have twelve or four-
teen days' growth and are now pre-
seuting a msgniftceot appearance,
almost covet ing the ground.
thane. -Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Finn,
of DeLeon, suited Kinest.' idge relatives
last week, returning on Thursday to
Goderial .... A •er•y enjoyable even-
ing was spent by the young people of
this locality On Tuesday of last week in
daneiog and card playing at William
11ct'arthy's.... Mr. Ted Griflln return,
today after a short visit herr. He
was accompanied hack- by hi. wife,
who spent the last fortnight at the
home of her parents, Mr and Mr*.
Tbo.. J..ye. . Wedding hells are
lingo°V Len K.l;y-, who has been
i h the employ of Maurice Da/boo for
the past two months, is now working
for Duncan McIntyre, Kintail .
Mr. Morgan Dalton, who is relieving
collector of inland revenue at Stoat -
ford, was some over .Huorly
Mies Violet Austin, Ooderich, spent
sondev at her home there . . James
McAdam, formerly of Duluth, is now
in the employ of Mr. M. Dalton .
Rev Father Dean, of at. Augustine,
was an AsbBeld visitor last week
Miss Adeline Keefe, of Chicago, is
ri.iting friends bete Mies Annie
S•illivan spent last week visiting her
sister, Mot. Jaa. }listen. Godericb.
She leaves this week Inc Ikiroit, after
a lengthy vacation under the parental
roof, to resume her duties as nurse
Joseph Garvey. of the G C. 1., spent
t Ile week -end .t his hove here
Master Harvey Matte returned on
Friday to i.o.don after a stay of
several mooch. at Julie u'Beilly's.
Wilfrid t: sever. William and John
Long returned last week to Assump-
tion College, Sand wlcb, to coo tin ue
their studies there.
A.r Itrriigmtxo RxPiatg,ca oN
THt ArL.ilrTll'.-Although we read
dailyin the various j,oereals aoeounts
of tsinking of the Allies' vessels by
the enemy's deafly torpedoes. the full
.igsiden•ee of the German submarine
warfare dope not rouse rigtt home to
us until we hear an aerostat from actual
experience. (1.orge (-aacaddtn, who
previous to his departure for the ocean
last spring lived In this •icinit for
pato the pafew leafs, returned last WVed-
nesday from Sarope after an interest-
ing e x pee ienee with the Hints.
tteorge, according to his assertion.
was employed on • itemiser lades
with munitions of war for Great
Britoil'. One night while oft the
meat of Indeed they encountered a
euhmarioe and the crew were given
five minute to tate to the lifeboats,
after which, aeeordi.g to the custom
of the Tteuto.s, the vessel as gives a
dip. All the grew were .void. we
know that George likes the
deep blue." but presume that "t
trent ' ss•ama to his a eater plans from
the deadly devlea ander the innoeeet-
looking perisenp•.
HOLMK$V1LLE.
W nnwmn s T, Sept, Ilk
Thevabing M sill thornier d the flay
b tbie e.etion.
Mr . 1. Teo a.d Mr. end Mira W.
Teo be.. returned trees • sheet .ick
te Tomato.
The laremere are bossy pp!iaa ftp 1
potatoes this week. k 1. tali l jieml ,
T_BAt axst, DZRiOH ux rsx u
\Voman's
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
vegans are is the moat ta-
io.a and continuous sym-
pathy with her kitbags.
Theshgbtest disorderistbe
kidneys brings about s
,..reapondisg disease in
the reproductive ae aaa
n
Dodd's KidneyPiliA by .e-
swsg the kineys to their
perfect c and it ion, prevent
and care those fearful de-
,xdees pecdiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entarz•.g upon
the Change se.Lite. your
best friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
f
potatoes will be a rearm article this
winter ,wins; to the rot, which is do-
ing great damage to them.
A freight train running off the
track below the Holmeeville station
on Saturday night caused considerable
damage to several hundred ties. How-
ever, shoat twenty vection men are
rapidly LHHa;ing things to their usual
ord er.
The following are London exhibytinn
visitor* this week : Mr. and Mri. W.
Cox, Mr. and Mrs. F. Pickard, Mr.
and Mn. A. J. Courtier, Mrs. W.
Rutledge, 31isaJtutledg e. Mira Marion
Rutledge, Mrs. It. McCartneT Miss
Altaiind McCartney, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Gardiner, Mrs. E. Yeo. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Jervis. Mr. mud Mrs. E,igewottb.
Mise O. Rua:hall, Mr. B. Howbeit Mrs,
Till PAatiOO$ b1IMLo1 WILL.
A r-.1 That Has Gess the ■em&
et Me Pima et tba Caseating.
Lesesne ...d. se • of The Oaf-
notebooks ell the tamer aadteetkamit "Nee Dunk..
This
eooe.trte deseft has ben sepia
from time to time i. • an oev
the eo.ti•e.e. and aleh.ugh 1t is over
seventy years dose it wee written it
le still circal•tiag as • htowary curio.
it A groat essay readers of The
Signa! have .heed seit, bot tot
these tee sake of .bown have not we re-
produce the article from The Calgay
paper :
4x TUB NAYS 01, 4100, AMet4,
1, William Dunlop, of Garaid, is
the Township of Colborne, County
and District of Huron, Western Can-
ada, Esquire, being in sound beedth of
body, nod my sand just a. usual
(which my friends who natter we say
is no gre•tabakas et the beat of times)
do make this my bort will and testa-
ment as follows. revoking of course all
former wills.
1 leave thet y of Garbraid and
all other lead` a pp°c ,pelt 1 may die
po..e..ed of, to trey 'leers, HelenyBo 1. 73tory. and i lizabeth Boyle
Dunlop, the former becauee she is mar-
ried to • Minister, whom (Clod help
him i she benpecka, the latter because
she is married to nobody nor Is like to
be, for she i. an , Id maid rod tout
market rite. And also I lease to them
and their beim, my .hare of the .took
and implements on the farm. Pro-
vided Always, that th. tnclo.ure
robnd my brother's grave be reserved,
and if either should die without issue.
then the other to iubetit the whole.
I leave to my sister-in-law, Lot.yea
Dunlop, all my *hat, of the household
furuiture and .ucbtraps with the ex-
ception. hereinafter mentioned.
I leave my silver tankard to the eld-
est son of (11d John as the repre.eata-
tive of the family. 1 mould have left
it to Old John himself. but be would
melt it down to make temperance
medals, and that would be sacrilege
However, I leave him wy big horn
nun Fox to hint 1 he can only make
ernperance baro ,poems of that.
I leave a y .i -ter Jenny my Bible,
he p'opeity formerly of my great
great grandmother, Beane Hamilton,
of Wood Hall, and when she know• as
uch of the spiritof it as she does of
he lettet, she will be another guise
Christian than she is.
1 .I«o leave my late brother's watch
o my br. thee Sandy, examting him
•
Bender, Min E. Levis S1r•e %V. Jen- 1
kins, Mr. and Mr.. J. Schwautz and
family, Mise L Levis. .I t
ST. HELENS.
Tt',teusv. Sept. 11.
Itm
ev 51r.. McLean, of Bristol, Que., t
I r used the pulpit in Cal- -
last Sunday. He will preach -next 1
Sunday also. -
tlo
n t f
target t he an ni versa[ y services I - in Bethel Meth«list church next Sun- t
day, September 1i►. Services wall bet
Conducted by Rey. 1. A. McKelvey, of i
Duuganoun. Musical selections will
be given by the Methodist choir of
Whrtrrhun•h. Everytoxly welcome.
Cum's': Aso Bolsa. -Mn. BAtieba.-
an's sister, of Chicago, is visiting her
At present and will retain home on
Wednesdsv. MrsBuchanan will
accompany her Mr. H. Matinee-
ing, of Toronto, visited Mr. (Air.
Fotehen on Lsbx , Day Mrs.
John Durnin and Mr.. H. Woods
attended the We.tern'Fairat London
this week. ...Mims Nina 1Voosfs left
on M oday for Stratford Normal
School Miss Ririe McDonald. of
Guelph. who has ,been a visitor wish i
her uncle, Mr. Angus McDonald, re-
turned home last Fled's. Messrs.
John Taylor. H. Macey. %V. E. M:-
Pherarn, W. J. Todd: Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Pardon and Mr. and Mrs. N. Mc-
Roberts took in the Toronto EeWbi-
tioo last week. -
DUNGANNON.
Wkuvisnty, Sept. 15.
Notwithstanding the wet waning
a numt.er of our young burghere
enjoyed a pleasant cntn.rn.at at the
!More r.f Lake Huron last Friday night.
The remains of Mrs. Peers. formerly
of Dungannon, but lately of %Voed-
stock, who died ou Monday of this
week. were buried in:Dungannon ceme-
tery on Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Williams
conducted the funeral service.
The funeral of the lits Worthy
K:Ipttricks of Hanley, Sask., took
Place here on Tuesday afternoon. A
are number aeonmpsnied the re-
mains from the residence of the
brother of the decaaod, Mr. Sam. Kil-
patrick, of Mafeking.
PettoON.st. Marmot. - Mrs. 1..
Palmer and Miss A. Bellamy are
impending this week in 0 oderich
Mr. Trieble, of Montreal, is visiting at
the home of Rev. 1. A. McKelvey
Mies Clara Stoller*, of li adericb, i
the truest of Mies Lulu Soother, this
week Mr. and Mn. R. MrRenzie
have taken in the L oedon Fair
Mian Pearl McKem'e left Miscued Ay for
Toronto, where she will attend the
Normal School.
PORTER'S HILL
TveaoaT. dept. 1(.
Norm. -Mr. and Mrs. Colins, of
Kincardine, and Mr. and Mrs. Spion,
of Glamis, visited et Walter Westou.
Net week Miss Robison. of Wood-
stock, returned to her home oo Satur-
day. having spent • week with her
sister . Mrs. Lindsay is _speeding•
few days l0 Goderieh Mrs O. W.
Potter and Lillian aid Harvey have
retuned home atter spending • couple
of weeks visiting friends at Currie's
Crossing.,,. Mr. Walter Weston,
who has bees escaped to his bed for
some weeks, is not improving as
quickly as hie maey friends would
with.
Altai vease *T Sgavwas.-Anniver-
sary; services wi11 be held at Bethel
diarists nest Sooday and Monde
Septber lath, sed . Rev. J. Monday,
Jame. of Beylletd will preach on Sun-
day at 10.80 and 7 &aloek. O.
M
seeming • fowl sapper will
ro ved la Bert Lindsay's house
from t to 8 o'clock; attar which a good
will he gives is the ohureb.
Atoms thew expected to take part In
thevmiek ars Rev. it. J. Me -
and Mr. A. J. Oesertker of
Holeswvlle. Rm. R. 0 Messrs.
• T. of end A r qr a.-
0 Irwin, .as. tate will b y
ef
the shale, std U J Mr. lyra
Rapflabh TithM Mrs.
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DRESS GOODS VELVETS alai SILKS
1i net in time, almost in time, are the
New Fall Dress Goods!
After waiting dearly two months obey have got here at last, and we are more than glad to get
them. Tt.ey are a fine lot and a liberal supply of them too, in many of the leading fab-
rics and latest weates. As has been the case in former seasons
Serges Are . Taking First Place
for suits and costumes and separate skirts.
Navy Serge at 60c, 75c, 90c, $1.00, 11.25, 11.50, $1.60 and 12.00.
Black Serge at 60k, 75c, 90c, 11.00, 11.10, 11.25, 11.50, 11.65 and 12.00.
Other lines of Dress Materials, Cheviots, Poplins, Broads, Gabardines and Tweeds; colors
navy, black, brown, red, maroon and grey, at popular prices.
PILE FABRICS
La Vogue Velvets, in all the popular colors, guaranteed, Worsell's best dye and finish, in plain
and corded velveteen. _3 to 27 inches wide, and only 60c a yard, some finer lines 75c to
i1.25. Mostly in black with some colors in cords.
SILKS
We are selling the best *1.00 and 11.25 36 -inch Dress Silks we ever offered, good to wear
guaranteed not to cut.
Ladi,,s' Sweater Coats
and
A very attractive lot, and low priced, white and white with narrow colored stripes, also cardinal
and mauve.
and William ('balk. of Tuckersmitb
William Stewart and William Good-
ing. E.yuiree, (ioderlch, to be the ex-
ecutors of this my last will and testa-
ment.
In witness whereof i have set my. ,
hand and aril the tbirty.erst day at
August in the year of nut Lord one
thousand right hundred and forty.
two.
The above instrument of cos sheet
was at the date, thereof declared t i us
• FIVE GENERATIONS.
1t is not oftsa that are geemectione. In direct line, ail le the enjoyment of
good health. are brought tog.ttter is me photograph, but web ie tee ease la
the picture shown above T1s Indy en the left of the pietas is Mrs James
MacGregor of the sixth ar.esedeaOf Roderick township. 0a the right el**
picture ie her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Morgan, Widder street. Goderich. Net
L •agbter, Mrs Battles, et the 6th concession. (ioderbb towas ia, b
lady standing. Her great eaid hoer, Mrs. Wiliam Jordan, of Ms .
held, Beek„ is sitting is tis make. MoMied the yonaelot of toe group, IiW.
Erma Jordan, the great-greatRranlikegbttr of Mr. MacGregor, Mrs Mac-
Gregor is ninety-three years NN stet. Mho was bora la Scotland end ter ep-
wards of eighty years bee radial on the homestead on the fans on the sixth
eosoeesion on which bur pat..Rss the late Mr. and Mrs Alex. Sterling, salla/
when they first tame to this .Henley, Mrs. MarGr.gor •s 1118811hks kill*
quite a young girl lbs still resides es the .mac boa, with bar
Yrs, Mae(imane has made these helps to °skate a visit km seine
and Peter, the third trip ngihet,rad. *sly tern nsJelly. ,
spared she intends visiting her daughter. ret. Alenis
next Jose.
at the same tittle to gi.e up wi=o2. Ibke ThanLbtnloo. lb•
rtdlealimn and all W ins d. !quire, to h0 bet will and botanist
meet easily beset W . ase be thew asktawledged to sued if
1 wa.e my beaths Alam est bin .41- es that he had a.bserilnd tM same awl
nor snuff boa, .. i am informed M
ecswag
rather a dent Cho -Milan with • sw
bell and • jolly fem.
i vw neuro awning (Maggie's
bi..bsad) the snuff hex 1 got from the
Sarnia Militia, as a smell token of my
gratnode fee the service he bad deo.
the family lu taking • sheer that .o
mom of taste would have taken.
1 leave John Caddie a silver tae pet,
to the and that be may Adak tea
therefrom to eomtzrt him .ads, the
s*et1e. et • siattersly 01*.
i leas my books to my bathe. As -
deer. berme be has bum se leen a
Wallah. that he may wara to
ive them.
1 ghm my silver sem, with • ern.-
elge it. to my sloe Janet Graham
Mrs bows. sloe soli sod
d iL i* e oo w ins[
airey
Miolsg •.d 11.0 my s
mull. es R Me/s imam so ew s.
1
11111110111 kstl.g wet,
C. Illopehn
we. at his reasteet, nosed mini names
hereunto as attesting witnesses,
"W. DUNLOP" IL M.►
"JANIS OL OATLNG"
"PATRiCK IlleNA UHHTOIr"
"ELIZARIITH STEWART."
1 have peened the above will. it le
t meotrte, bat It le not oar%
s that se
1M0t1a1
or Interim& ib a mind wise
k..a..Meal:" t Mtrlst k
win somatae perk 1atlkf.
femme heto be
i.n..iL..ata atr15. ... what it ..Rt .
tan i ee.sdve 11 to he a joist and
will. and se perms am Tem
m Mbgality a psis* el form erre
HN MIME.
tte.tr..l. kb Jody, i Q. 0."
sly., IM1. .
Rossi 004a11 week weft tie ale
gk Wan► I L et
is mise Mt. Rk tad M0
LATHE WANTED
• 1 want to but for spot cash second•baad--in first -clam condition -owe
2x'21or3xllfinch
TURRET LATHE
• •1 would also consider instead a !i -inch F,agine Lathe any length, or as
- Engine Lathe with Turret on cros% slide. WIllionse and inspect lather
sack as above wherever running and pay a fair bash price. hut will 'only
deal with actual owner. 1f you have one, note me at once giving fall
particulars.
M 5. Wafts., Co Bakers Si..Tweets Ont.
Pat -"YM, torr, wur-rk ir.etr:r, bat
01 gut • Joh last Sunday that brought
ms • pound."
Mr. 14ondr"an-"What -you broke
the Sabbath r
Pat- fspologeticallyl-'•Well, rnrr,
'two wan av us as hal t' be broke."
The `Banat to January 1st, 1918, 25c.
CANADIAN
PPcuri.c
Popular Route to
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NEW YORK
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1breuea tickets asaall dNrneauo. Gem
Ja Kidd. r' P. R. Tteam t.a.t w writ,
M u M.rdbr. 0Ytriet P....saer toast.
Tarsen
A political ipeaker, warsisg be
nubile against the imposition of heavier
tariffs on imports, said : ' 11 yon
stop shearing the wool oft the skapi
thiel lay. the golden egg, you'll Pawl(
it dry.'
The peesirui.t wan suffering from
rheumatism.
“Every bone in my body aches," be
t omnla inert
'•You ought to be glad you are not a
herring,' said the optimisL •
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
Western Fair. London.
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More News of Walters & Co.'s Shoe Store
You Can't Get Away
From this --that we save you more Canadian dollars than you
ever helieved possible. Our display windows are filled with
desirable goods, all marked in plain figures, the counters and
shelves are lined with them. Examine the goods, compare
the prices -lith those of sores in big cities, and when you have
figured the saving on your purchases you will be thankful
we put on this sale for you and the good people of this corn.
mnnity.
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Ladles' $4-60 sad 1111.110 Vassar. Oleo, Lady Rlgin aid Amoebae
Beauty high Shoes. The leathers are patent, tolakis, w asWkl.,
gunmetal and viol kid. all date and width.. Thar $3 sbmiMt gibes /004!1.. Oa male at . .
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