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Cori teed the best overalls
you ever bought or money
back aillst 30 days' wear.
W. C. Pridham
SOLE AGENT
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Brantford Roofing
ler 'wee- 'elel
Suitable for all kinds of build-
ings ; houses, barn.; or sheds.
Crystal (in red or green),$3:50
per square.
No.:3 Asphalt Roofing $3.50
per square. a
No. 2 Asphalt Rut*'fng; $"loo.
per square.
No. 1 Asphalt Rootiaa. :.'..)-f
per square.
Mohawk 'Roofing, $t."~ per
square.
W. R. FINDER
Phouo 1:.:, Hamilton Street
eraParianevinekteieneasekentlekeennawie
CRANGTRUNK SYs EM
Deaths tr.•.c't all the way
TORONTO -- CHICAGO
TORONTO - MONTREAL
FOR CHICAGO
I.e.v,T,.ro.to•a.ay, ,,neon. and 11.0
du:y
FOR MONTREAL
Leave Tcrxito 9 semen 'it peen.. and 11. •' Pm.
dal)
Fq..lpn.e-.: tt.e hetet on :. I 'anti,.
PANAMA PACIFIC EXPOSITIONS
Reda' el fare. to
Oaa Fraaele•a r.o. /mucicw seed can 1)eraa
I ntI pa pl.lr• and birth neer, ...Ion. on
*poll 'al tun ;0 As•"t-.
A • DIAN
PACt F L.C.
T R A N S C A N A D A
EXPRESS
tarrying Through r.;ulpment to
WiNNiPEtad VANCOUVER
1..,».a iToraitn Reno p re logy
Obese tins tree le ., r+ if o clue t rem.
1MOM ESBEKERS' EXCURSION
Ken TaeaI.ya,An tri enter ss 1.4g...1,...Pausal
se Pie .1e sit tis .ay
Noe amigo of career depot.
Tad& ('e..t Tour. at Lev Fan.. Ir.e•la11we
et.ALIFoltNIA LXP.Mf110Nr
ran twrtar.isr. tines .1*. K'dd, t'. P. It
lead
hat. amit. err Write M. 0 arpb►. La.
Nes Heaareamr Agwu. Tomato.
OODERICH TOWNSHIP,
Mews. Sterna --A fowl snooper will
b000rred ow October Iti by the ladies
le_g KI."o thane. Taylor's Owners.
al�p;•iaa eve Icing programs
few
fetidu !ppm M
wog hi set '. full pat Deniers
gee per, h seat week'. issue.
LOTHIAN.
MoeDAT, Saps. >A
Faaaret-MaCDWraLD.-Oa Wd-
aseday, September eta • wily later-
amebic
.yet toot plate ben whoa
Mks Mama MacDonald, • papular
Losing lady of this place, was waited
lli•etlap to Mr. Kesaeth Parrish.
of agar .saiL The marriage cere-
mony look place at $ o'clock la ib.
mar of the omciett minister, Hey.
J. S. Brod* the wedding party Irina
smeared there and back by chauffeur
U. B. AIIis. of Lucknow. Th. bride
wsa becomingly attired in is beautitd
goes of white silt met unlooed with
salla. Sb4, aim wore the terstoseery
wedding veil. The Rruoa,'s gdit to the
beide was a gold ring est with agate.
After sapper, at which only the tm-
saediate friends wee pfesear. lbs
happy couple drove down tar the horns
ut tbs groom, where • reception wee
held, at which about 175 invited
guests were present. An enjoyable
time wits spent in dancing atm other
amusesaeau. Mr. and Mrs. Parrish
weft the recipients of any beautiful
and costly present.. Their many
friends wish them a ioag, happy and
prosperous merited life.
WESTFIELD
Tr tams , Sept 21.
Mr. and Mr'. Will McDowell are at
present visiting relative* at Guelph.
The equinnetial Norms appear t0
have commenced today The sun
crowning the .quinox the 21st day of
September brings this annual son w -
sometimes.
Mr. and XII... Anderson have
returned to their home at Ylumaa,
Meailol i, after visiting the Iattei's
daughter. Mrs. Will McDowell, and
otber relatives herr.
The prospects for a corn -roast on
Tuesday evening are not very bright
if this weather eonttuuer. However,
the young people knuw a corn -roast
will keep until e.lry evening.
The WestfIekl anoivee.ary services
proved it splendid success, Rev. Mr.
Hibliert, o ‘Vingh.un, preached two
excellent sermons, &Itenn;on and even-
ing. A freewill offering of $IlD was
asked dor, which suer was received,
Thar timers catarrh in this section of the
(eetute) tIan all other et.-e.ae. put together,
and own the 111-r 111V year.. was .0 V: o..ad to he
I,cvruh'e. For a ►.cal many year. doetw•
pIuurWLced it a kcal di.r..e and pre.rribtr1=l
t nomas . n o .. end
f eby c xntanl ly (china to
I core whb 1'r J trrstni,, , 1r'n urn;a.l It in
'Turista... ?+circ• 1..- motets r•-rtarth to be a
I ron.H:atta...l di.•.ie and tber-.fcro reyntre,
wise-LAW/00M I r,at...an t. I1a1I'.Catwrrt t tile.
mmut-,cturvd be Y. J. t t. my & Co.. Toted'',
Uhln, .• the t 13 von-lilmti.•at .tire an. the
marks. 1. Leases eaterr.•Ily. 4taala die.ecide
mine blood and maroon: •flefficisa of 0. -.eaten•.
Tn. y eget Ln.• hundred china's for any ea -e it
tai:• 1* cafe. rand fur circular. newt to-li-
.ldd:en: F..1. ellYNE.l!co. Tondo, ul,i
sold t 3 enigma-. i
Take bah'. h amity ri' I+ for Cons:l pat l on.
BAYFIELD.
t\'I I)S,.RDAT, Sept. r'.
Vt.. *Banbury uhd bliss Stuart are
vi-itiug at Exeter.
The 'Torrance family, of Clinton, are
holidaying at the Commercial.
• Mie.. Jo.ephine and .ilial Charlotte
Stirling spent 'tint week in r ie.
i Mr. *11t1 Ml.. lien. .1chruz'e, of
'sperm), are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley.
Mist. IRev.! Jones lett on Tuesday
for S n via bnspit a!, w inclf• site expects
I.
to ui.letgo au operation for appendt.
cttie.
-Dr. and Mrs. Mealier, of Clinton,
are apeueliut: a e.'ur1- of weeks in the
•snaga and have taken Miss Siw;bn.n'a
bon••r on the Tea race.
Mr. soul Mrs. J. Tou;h and Mise
IMarg.ut t Campbell ret to reed un Fri-
day trent • week'. CIO( with friends
at Hyde Park aux! London.
Re. Ial'ITet rots rats :IlrT.-A r'eerait-
ing meeting was bold in the town hail
on Friday .•venirg of last week, wisest
addressee wet. delireard by Freak
(flew, M. P.. Il .j .r Tolima*. M. P. P..
and alt. Collins, who leas r.tautly see
turned from England. A a emelt
three young men gave in their saans.q
Jame.. B.rss.oe,, P,d. Scatting •ad
Willard Stingray. Sturgeon, however,
in the medical examination tailed to
quality but the otber two ba•isg
come up to tbs standard left rye Gees
to enlist with the regiment,at Ir•atina.
Lieut. Alex. Aitken left ou Monday
for London. wbere he expects to ba
et:ached to the :Ord Overseas Mittel -
/oil.
ST.- AUGUSTINE
TV N*u.t Y, twin 21
Bei F.Fw.-Mies Maria Dorton. of
(it>,lrtictt, is visiting ber friend. Miss
Hehe.c.•, Thompson, th s seerrk
Wm. Redmond, Wm. and Utved AU --
Allister and James Vi tinea attended
London Fair lot week. All r-0n,t
halving had a good Blur Misses
Alice and Beatrice Wells. of tiutlerirh,
e rr vi.i! ing in this vicinity this were,
.Mrs. Mud bliss inulol', of Dun-
gannon, and Miss 8tothrra, of Gode-
s irb, "idled on friends around bore on
Tuesday A large crowd from thin
vicinity attended the party .t Mr. Jas.
Boyle'. un Friday evening.
KURTZ.- BOY LIS. -The church of Our
Lady. liuelph, who the s; en, of a very
Pretty wedding on tVeilmaiday. Sep.
t.ensber l+,b, at Si o'clock, w hen Miss
Hilda Mae, daugbter of is.. Boyle, of
St. Augu.tine, became the bride of
Joseph 1'. Kure:, .1 (furlph, The
bride was becomingly attired in em-
broitl.red silk net over whireailk, with
wrest h and veil, and carried s houqurt
of bridal rooms and lily of the v*Iev,
Uathetine A. Kurz, sister of the
groom, attended the Freida and wort
a gown of pink voile with lace trim -
'tongs and carried • both' bet of pink
tow.. John H. Boyle, brother of the
deride, acted as grereuafnan. The
groom's gilt to the (ride was w gold
n ecklace set with arts an1 turmo-
ine•, and to the Irl deimeid a pearl
seseent, The bappy upie left on the
1.00 train for Buffet
. Nisgera, New
'York and other points. The bide
travelled in * mitered suit of navy
blue and wore w block and white vef-
yet hat with silver trio.mings. The
bridal couple nn (heir return will take
up their reaidene'e in Guelph.
On Thursday, October 7th, the
Dnrenwend Co , of Toronto. Ltd.,
1 anad•'a for. mord hair gond. dodger-
etsi and manufacturers, will display
end dPlsnnetr*t. • sample stork of
WOW quality heir goods sod gentle-
men s teepees and wig. at the Hotel
Fl•-1r(rrd, 6adsdrb, which will be
offered at epeeist low prime. A free
dt.nnrtatrwt inn M offered to elapse
iwtereet.d kerneentier t he 'date,
Thursday, October 71h. IIt.
Dainty garments, fine \semi-
bold Hasa and all the things
you are most particular about
-these ttha eld be washed only
with Sunlight Soap-
Tbe things you usually dread
to come Dear the wash tub with
just trait them to Sunlisht,
purest of all soaps, next time
and se• them loyal out claan,
wifided, unmatt.d and with all
their first soft beauty and
freshness.
Why ? Because Sun-
light is soap of matchless
purity. A 15,000 guar-
antee backs this up.
•
c.
702
FOLLOW D1RAC7ION3
DUNGANNON.
WgDNBHD.AY, Sept. :2.
Mr. .1. Walkout ie having an suction
sale of household effects on $aturdsv
*f ', norm.
Mr. John (lien has completed his
cogtrset of building a cement cellar
for Mr. Robert Treleaven.
A number of Dungannnnitea attended
the garden party at Blake's apldoir.t-
urent last Feiday evening.
Rev. 1. A. McKelvey prenche.l anni-
versary sermons at Vhiteehuret end tis Era Marsh, of Detroit, is spend -
Bethel nn Sunday. whet Rev. Mr. Pen• ingher holidays with her parent*, ir-
roee, of tVt•itechurcb. took charge- of living home Suturday.
the services in the Methodist church Mr. and Mrs. \Ven. B. Patterson
here. hive art iced home (roll Galt, after
h VERA -Marry WILL BB Areo ter- about Six weeks absence.
DATED.- l'tetwratiins are being made Mr*. Edp(ar Lawton and Mies Mar -
accommodation to the Karel King attended the Pleabytetisl
pehlic at the Dungannon. fair,. to ire m •• time held at Seafortb las; week.
held October 7th and tab The ‘Vo. Mr Ja+. Notch wa. called to Clin-
men's ftatituty has taken 11.11 charge tort last week to attend his 'brother
of the nuttter, and judging fromthe Rvhent, who la sutfrtteam a par -
interest taken we may reef ennfldent alyr"' stroke.
that everybody will be treated most Mr. tutu. J. Park. ham derided to
hatiafactorily, give his d. 'err a rest and travel by a
YRtt.'.o ti. Mr 'ri', .-Dr. Pat Itsnn F'nr.t auto. having pputrchased one lest
q-ud wife, of Ltekaow, aq t. t� gtaeyts wctr from ?ire 1. Brown, Blyth.
rie
of Mr. Gillis Maine- last • "1"3"y ' w*• Job" is told tr: sr , rm am tete
Mr. Beatty, forw,'ly manager of the
township, hen, told hie farm un the
Sterling Bank bore and nnw of L M'i:laod River to Mi. J. F'uwlrr and
AUSLJHN.
WBDNgsD.LY, Sept. 2.
Next Sunday morning Dr. Strang
will preach in Knox church.
Mr. 0.0. L Yung►elut shipped a
mixed car of stock to Torocto on Bat-
uC.1ey.
\Ir. Robert Morrison has sold his
pror.etty at Walkerhurn to Mr. Reli-
eve Melrose. .
3Ir F. E. Hibbert, of Fott Francis,
is visiting with Messrs. WVw. Marsh
and H. Motir•idgte.
doh, gave bit Dungannon frier f• a gives p•a*e-sloe in thea inter ronnths.
cell the. week. .. D A. McLachlan, air Tho.. Adams de -lea's to thank
pnioeipai 01 St.t*tterd Hw 'A"lob i the people of Au' neo Inc their acne,.
lege, was in the village a sleet titre <w. Help in es -ostlers him to mere bit
last Saturday Rev. ti. ti
leaded a Freed,' Levy- naseungat
ham la.t M•rday . Rev. and
le unit from the 1 auk. of ttsa Mait land
I ■rcood to a Lough better site on Elki-
n beth street.
O. Morons •tte•Is+1 Use nssireil neit►7 The Lindon Fair visitors 'sat we. k
4n Kooscbuat.b, G .* . lei, tact Bate" -f Isom Mt. ane Mrs. fin,. Swede. W. T.
day •fidelis R. maul.. Qarence. Sy mine.
DttatusJiwt.rN $abs -Mr. J. ` '>r� tae. E. Metwig. Jobs Tet crani.-, E.
loath heroic seet.d be fares flew ilfiswt ,., J. rurNe mannephed Carter
Sirs a years who ha" a d t ani M e+, aCarter. Neiman Sadie ill, ins
Dai• UI ' bald Use a (lector end M i ssthe Carter
annual
sad Absrd.ewd !Mn'wih.w j Our young movie hsd their
�' Ono*,.' mow' e. t-es•st on Monday night, The
ll►adete. wwtherwaen upset their arrangement
"lrlrirvirw' farm, cree•e'.re Z West to nee. is on the' river fl ate. Fent the
Westmeath. At the cash twee wilt vr.uwg Lathe. it eh.tee secured the
he 'sell • aansbw 01 Om& total., l4vwter.' Hal:. The evening was
iwvwr. Mee. farm mss'. etre• !meml h games. and all report a
As aawryahiwg le -no kis .d one
kl
m.
"01•0141*. Him IPA `•ess4 -.Its *, Rue Cora Marra -The tencentfee hreseo" e. elaAa tensa' MM•claee tea held on WVednesda evening under
etetA. Wo eetbsuigSad Mr. Muiau� the aesp:ese of the Red Cross Society
110,14,!114611444 the aeahne4 bi' bra was very &x awful and yielded 8a8
RT- - floe• `ee try the hhow
en ger the l. The Society also pat'k,'d
Rawer 111.6"... wogs* meed • kale Oar the snhin-re, consisting of
rt Aleaaadra hinemlh I. O dsweel. es IM pain socks, 2 di len shirts, 1 pair
the 7-11s leant taak phew hens his Ilea .1111..s. 2lvsrc.'l• of linen, p-lioweases
~Usage the g ` ei d Ioweb. diner the Society bas
my Ki
www hues •t ias.asi eeewat arse imps.ssitem w A be re to pairs nI socks
1 tom w keit and forwarded to the
yc•nr atm (floe tab" "ere .f lbw ism .. Astra wishing to do knit-
r•eSL'Ma�• l8ah.et s. 1....b• ism,
slay receive yarn from the Rad
eats Sed N saes/ Wirt his paZVat. ten Owe !tiwiety by applying at W. T.
est Wm._k, whore h. .•.idrd ' Reiddelt'a store.
eat
Mof hM �y meg Valet-
W.. 1• pensive h- was
a C...lgrest/w aid is messes a Mason COLBORNE.
dht Threw brothers awrvw+: Jahn.TtIOWA V, Sept. 21.
of Duagaaion : Rldward. end /:.eiey.M. Ntrrios-Mise Ftort-s: a Snyder spent
Soak., and Thames. of Moat flit essedsy with triewi. attioderish
Mn ti', 1' Driest i♦ making an ex-
tended visit silo her daughter, Mr*.
L. lino.. Mr. J C Durst iw wear -
lea a rheerfol &mile since the arrival
at a hmincing baby hey at his home
last wok Mr. Kira Fisher barn
the will-drfllires al work on h:a farm
Mari.. The funeral .srri.Ps mese
constricted h. Hey. I. A. McKelvey
and the pallbearers were J.sbn Me -
Lear, Wen Tbtinsnwie. R w By...
Thos. Stockier*, Healy Jones •sd
Jame. Flnigan. Bite( mention
was made in thew. calumny last week
of the dralh of Mr, Worthy Cleat.
thio week ., .Quit- a number of
tick, of Hanley, !duke The news was people from this section attended the
heard here with much regret. the els- exhibition at London last week.
ceased being well known in Demean- - -_
non and vicinity. He was bora in PORT a' SERI.
Ashfl.•ld townahip twenty -mean years
ego, a son of the tate Joseph Ktlpan. • Wens( Sept 2-2.
rick Several years ago he left foe Mist Bella McDonald, of Gtxterich,
the West and for some time he had in the guest of Mrs. Jack Burrows this
been conducting a auccesaful dray week.
business at Hanley. An accident be. Mn. Wm. cavy has bean vi.iting
fell biro veldts unloading coal •hoot a relative, at St. Thomas for the past
month ago, resulting in ct'ni-.ssi.m of two weeks.
the train, anti he pawed away in the Mn Walker Murrsiretuprn.d home
hospital at Saskatoon nn the nth inst nn Maturday alto, • threw heists' visit
He (*survived by flee brothers and two with her *'Kers et Detroit
sisters : Rev. Richard Kilpatrick, of Miss Mary Cunningham is bonne
FowI.rvitle, Mich.: Re•. Isaiah Kilpat- fano Toronto for a visit with her
trick, of $bcdden, Ont: John and Will, father, Mr. F'. ('einningbam
of Hanley ; Samuel, of Ashfield : M». Miss Angle 1VH.nn is home artier
Hewson, of Rost Taws., Mich.: and sifter spending three weeks with het
Mlw Aibcs Kilpatrick, of F'owl.rvitle, sister, Mrs. Hugh MeGalre, at London.
Mks. With the exception of John all Miss Klixs Richard.ns is boa from
were hose fix the funeral, which took Houston. Texas, Inc a two months'
place on Tuesday afternoon of last visit with her mother a otber r'ela-
weea from the resident-, of Samuel tive in thin vicinity.
KIipatriek to Dungannon ewiwtery, Rally Dia ow -wires sal 1 he hold in
the tins having been brought 8L Andress'. Preshyt.rian church this
home r lntetment The nervier* Monday et 8 neloek. Rey. Gen. R.
were ducted by Rey. S. J . Brid- Ross, !t. D.. of (iodwticb, w111 presets.
tette and the pallbearers were Cecil There wlbl 1.o special meek.
Treleeavms, Harley Trek/ayes, Norman Miss Evelyn Hayden Is away on a
Treleaven, Milieu Kilpatrick, lame mina with friend. at Stratford. pay..
Brothers end Jobs Aadeew.
ROUGH ON RAfl' elvers not,
Rata, Miers, aWt 1DS. In the
Hosea lbs *ad �• at Drug and
0ountry Stores.
Mr. M. G. Casettes. K. C., I. to sprat
on Thursday meat. the $Qth lest. , at
Walkerton ow "The War and Osar-
dlan Patriotism." sods, the tameless
of tie East br1.''. Tleaek,rs AtooN •-
Uae.
wills and S1. Thomas White at
Stratford Mie* Hayden' exhibited
wenne of her paletiset at the fall
lair had out of .lx entries re-
ceived Ave prizes, She was awarded
both first and evened prism for her
enneetion of nil peintusgs
Inn HAnVtsre-Thvi.bing M this
•Trinity is ening a10.K quite rapidly
end 114 grain is tondos tont pretty
fair. De.. MoKwoa1's wheat overawed
ferty-Aye bushels to the aero Tref
farmers saw having great difficulty le\
saving lila hook wheat, as the rale.
The COLBORNE STORE
Some VeryWill be found in our appeal to you, believing you
want the right goods and at the right prices. Sum-
Ioteresting
Store News
mer is now a thing of the past and Fall is upon us in
resistless volume. We have been preparing for it
for weeks, yes, months ! We are ready for it pow.
Been doing some masterful buying for you, Mitt
s newest and best await your inspection and approval
SERORS
The moat popular Dress Goods today
are Serges. We have them in blue, black,
brown and grey, and at prices from 60c to
*2.00 per yard, valves A 1.
BROADCLOTHS are popular too. We
arejshowing black, blue, green, brown and
grey. The most of them at old prices, which
is 20 per cent. less than if late bought.
LADIES' SWEATER COATS
A very attractive lot, and low prig,
white and white with narrow colored stripes,
also cardinal and mauve.
CORSETS
Be sure you ask for D & A. Every pair
is strongly made and neatly finished. and no
Corset equal to them to wear.
COATINGS
Six pieces just new in, and we never had
better values, up-to-date.
t1OSIERY
Come for your 99 Hone while you can
get them in ladies' sizes at 50e. They must be
higher later on. Extra values in 30c and 35c.
Some extra values in seconds, at 25c, 30c,
3. c and 4(k, wear just as well as firsts.
VELVETS
La Vogue Velvets, in all the popular
colors, guaranteed, Worsell's best dye and
finish, in plain and corded velveteen. 23 to
27 inches wide, and only 60c a yard, some
finer lines 75c to *1.25 Mostly in black
with some colors in cords.
SILKS
We are selling the best *1.00 and *1.25
:tti-inch Dress Silks we ever offered, ''food to
wear and guaranteed not to cut.
have made the ground so soft that it I
has been impossible to get any imple-
ments in the Reals.
ALTON - CUNNINGHAM. - A Very
pretty house wedding was solemnized
at the bonne of Mr. Francis Cunning-
ham last Wednesday evening, when
his daughter. Mande, was united in
marri.sge to Roy Alton. a prosperous'
Toting farmer from Belfast. The cere-
mony wan performed by Rev. J. W.
Ifedley, of Nile, at ti o'clock. The
bride, who was given away by bur
father, wore a beautilul gown of 'white
vitt crypt' d' chime with trimmings .,1
•hidow lase and carried w h wq•iet . '
roars. She also wore a handsome veil
arranged to can effect Tbe wedding
march was played by Mr'. Hedley.
The house was very prettily decon•.-.1
for the cce.eion, and the voting couple
were married ander an arch of ferns
and white dahlias. After rite -tiding
can ratnlati•wa to the happy couple
the meat- sat down to a snmptuntr,
reps.t and the rest of the evening was
'pent in awaits and music. The bride
received a great number of Lwautiful
and costly present.. which showed the
high reateetu in which *be re held. W.
wtab Mr. and Mrs. Alton every bates
mew in their new home.
(Intended for la't well
Mr. anal Mr.. J. M;Gest, jr., left e•
Tuesday for tt'irdror after srandiag
the pa -t flee weeks visiting x►. sad
Mo.. J. Nets.... sr. -
Mrs. J. E. Nelson, of M. Tletur,r
was the guest of Mr. anti Mn. H.
Hayden last week.
tire. Norman Cnle•lostghtnd children.
of Goderich, &re visiting bee parents,
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Beladle .
Mr'. J. D. Wilson, o1 G.sdee iris,
spent last week calling on her friends
in this vicinity.
Miss Grace McKenzie left on Mote -
day to attend N,rmtl Scboal a' Strat-
ford.
Mrs. Stephen' Tates, of Bodine -b.
has been the aura of her dsegitPr,
M». H. Hayden, for the past two
week*.
Mrs. Tho'. Diek,no and (Nosy Hay-
den were, visitors in Tomato fee the.,
Exhibition last week.
AN OLD Rg'tDx,T Pattie& -Ar±
ether a the s life otit of fay ,
departed this life on Sunday
September 5:h, in the torsos d
%V, ti, g. Brown, whs. had tors seihre
ing from • very painful inose. Ina
almost • year. The ftt'.oral wee boli
train his late reside'nc'e on Tesedey
afternoon to Dungannon remoter,
and was largely attended. The peg
hearer. were Maeeers. (ier.rg. Dreier.
W. Carey. H. Hayden, %V. (irey, Ake.
Young and Jas. Crawford. Rev. B.
Gomm, of Dungannon, conducted the
a.rvices at the house and cemetery.
Mr Brown was In his seventy -Sed
year and had lived ber* for • giant
many years and was highly
by .11. Besides his widow, 11=r1,
to mourn his Inns S.. daughter .d
three sons : Mrs J. Simp.oe, Mfrs.
A. J Lienfngton, Mrs. M A.
Mrs. George tttswart and Kim=
Brown and Masses. Adward, Will sed
Ch Dries Brows.
BRIGHTS
DISEASE
is the deadliest and most',
painful malady to which
mankind i• wbyuct. ilodd •
Kidney Pia. will cure any
case of Bright's !'i.rwse.
They have never l.tited in
ori. single cane. They are
the only remedy that ever
has roved it, and they an
the only remedy drat ma.
There aro imitation. of
Dodd'. Kidney' P -As,
box and name -bet 15ltw.
time are dangerous. T1se
original and otic gwvif 5
caroler Hriskt'e kit
ODD'S
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Dareawend'sDisplay
of ARTISTIC HAIR -GOODS
Should be seen by every man
and woman'who would kelp at-
tractive and youthful.
LADIES who have not suffi-
cient Itair to do justice to their
appearance and GENTLEMEN
WHO ARI; BALD, come to
THE HOTEL BEDFORD
.1111
GODER!CH, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7ti
When you can have a Fret I)etnonstration of the stale that
will au•wer your demands.
LA Di Es :-Switches, Braids, Transformations, Pompadour.,
Waves and many other hair -goods creations of the finest qual-
itt hair
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GENTLEMEN !
Hygienic tottpeea and wigs
which are indefectible,
featherweight and are
wore by O'Y. 0 quarter
Inillton men See what a
benefit it is to Your
Health. Comfort ant: Ap-
tearttlire
DORENWEND'S
HEAD OFFICE; and SHOWROOMS - 103
TORONTO
VON(k. ST.
Tbe Signal until January [916, 25 cents
More News of Walters & Co.'s Shoe Store
You Can't Get A
From this --that we save von more Canadian dollars than you
ever Achieved possible. Our display windows are filled with
desirable goods, all marked in plain figures. the counters and
shelves ar lined with them ,Examine the goods, compare
the prices with those of stores in big cities, and when you have
figured the saving on your purchases you will he thankful
we put on this sale for you and the good people of this com-
muni1v-
L div. $4.5n and $3 4Ml Vaawar, Cleo. Lady Elgin avid Amerie'wa
Heaney high !Shoes. The leathers are patent, colt.kin, tan calfskin.
gunmetal and viva kid. all aixes and widths. The $3.69
classiest *hue poedblr. On sale at... W
Lidice.' l fin high
Shoes
$2.48
Sbo.. roer
Ladies' 14.2-; high C3
Show, best make... J
Oboes,LadiesEmpress high 9Q8 Rubbers for all -at all 43c
Oboes, f31N1 value �� e9V prices op from . , , ....
ASK TO SCE
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We have a special snap for the men, too!
This u in men's high Shoe., nothing better saw, ever made, soli
or }weight. ail leathers. button and lad*, 1915 last,, $3.69
calling notal at per pair....
MP"."is."$2.98
Work Shoe* .i1
MWoren'ts h ., $2.48
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The Biggam &r>taiever kaewe i Gejtxic�, in Misses',
Cerci', Boys' old C1iiLee a Footwear d al kids. . . . .
Ne p nh� Walters do CRost
•Reug O. Deal MoseOid Shoes Look Like
Now Godericky ontagie Telephone No. 22A
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